Minority (BIPOC) Mental Health Awareness Month

By Lauren Lents, July 15, 2022

July is Minority (or BIPOC) Mental Health Awareness Month – a time to bring awareness and advocate for those in need of support. Cultural differences can influence coping mechanisms and how we seek help when needed. It is a time to educate, learn from the experiences of others, and shine a light on available resources that are tailored to minatory groups who are often overlooked, underserved or afraid to speak out.

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Minority (BIPOC) Mental Health Awareness Month

Published on Jul 14, 2022

Flagship Facility Services

July is Minority (BIPOC) Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to bring awareness and advocate for those in need of support. Cultural differences can impact how people cope and seek help when needed. It is an opportunity to educate, learn from others' experiences, and highlight resources that are often tailored to minority groups who may be overlooked or underserved. There are several resources available to find support, community, or information, such as Mental Health America, the Office of Minority Health, the National Alliance on Mental Illness, and Mental Health Resources. It is also important to contact your healthcare provider, as they may have resources and support programs available. It is important to prioritize wellness and utilize these resources if they can be helpful.

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