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Elevate Minds: Behavior Health and Wellness Blog
Welcome to Elevate Minds – our Behavior Health and Wellness Blog, your one-stop destination for all things related to mental health, substance abuse prevention, and holistic well-being. Our blog is a nurturing space dedicated to helping you navigate the complex journey of mental and emotional wellness, along with diverse tips to support diverse BIPOCs and groups with special needs.
We offer a diverse range of articles, expert insights, and relaxation corners that cover topics such as stress management, anxiety, depression, mindfulness, self-care, and relationships. Whether you’re seeking advice on building resilience, improving your mental health, or connecting with cultural healing opportunities, our blog is a trusted resource to inspire positive behavioral changes and foster a balanced lifestyle.
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Behavioral Health Workforce Equity Capacity Building Project is to highlight the BIPCO behavior health workers’ assets, and their cultural impacts leading to the successes in supporting culturally and linguistically responsive healings. This website contains information and resources on substance abuse prevention and mental health treatment options for BIPOC members.
Latest Posts
Marijuana linked to heart disease; supplement may mitigate risk, study reports
A large study led by Stanford Medicine researchers reveals that marijuana users face an elevated risk of heart disease and heart attacks. The study found that THC, the psychoactive component
How Sports Teams Can Champion Tobacco Control: A Winning Strategy for Health and Community Impact
Involving sports teams in tobacco control policies, like Minnesota’s proposed flavor ban, can have a powerful impact by leveraging their broad reach and community influence. With a vast fan base
The Psychological Toll of Repeat Hurricane Exposure Should Not Be Overlooked
A 2022 study revealed that frequent exposure to hurricanes can have harmful impacts on mental health. This includes not only being directly affected by the storms but also experiencing indirect