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Honored to be with @SecondLady, @bvandahlen & @WeArePREVENTS for the launch of a national public health campaign to engage veterans and all Americans to #PreventSuicide. 
#MoreThanEverBefore, everyone can play the part of being an ambassador for @WeArePREVENTS. We all have a role to play in helping #PreventSuicide & connecting our loved ones to care.
(1/5) #PublicHealth comes in many forms and this #SundaySpotlight focuses on #MentalHealth & suicide prevention. On Wed, the Administration released a plan to reduce suicide among our most treasured heroes, our veterans 🇺🇸. More via @UPI: upi.com/Top_News/US/20…
(2/5) W/ 🔟 recommendations & an implementation strategy, the @WeArePREVENTS task force is committed to the mission. Much like my motto, better health through better partnerships, the strategy utilizes a community level response bringing everyone together. va.gov/PREVENTS/EO-13…
(3/5) As part of this effort, combating stigma will be critical. If we ALL talk more openly about #MentalHealth, we can ⬇️ the stigma tied to it.
Make an effort today to reach out to a friend or loved one and check on them during these stressful times.
Make an effort today to reach out to a friend or loved one and check on them during these stressful times.
(1/6) This #SundaySpotlight on #PublicHealth brings you @MinorityHealth’s 5⃣ plays for men to stay at the top of their game this #MensHealthMonth, and serves as an important reminder that #HeartDisease is a top killer for men in the U.S.
(2/6) Physical activity is key and everything counts! Even on my busiest of days I make time for a little exercise.
If you need a little motivation or tips on how to get and stay active, check out @HealthGov’s Activity Planner: health.gov/MoveYourWay/Ac….
If you need a little motivation or tips on how to get and stay active, check out @HealthGov’s Activity Planner: health.gov/MoveYourWay/Ac….
(3/6) A lot can change in a year and the same counts for your body – it’s important to see your health team for an annual checkup. Now is a good time to call your provider & see if #telehealth services are available to maintain these appointments.
(1/5) This #SundaySpotlight on #PublicHealth is to reflect on May being #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth and the resources available for those struggling. Let’s all use this month as a springboard to continue these important conversations. #SundayThoughts
(2/5) #DYK: 46.6 million Americans live with a mental illness. Learn to spot the signs of struggle so you can support those in your network: CDC.gov/MentalHealth/i….
(3/5) Whether it’s ⬆️ stress or anxiety during the #COVID19 pandemic or something else, it’s important to know that it’s okay to seek help and support.
During this challenging time, here are 5⃣ things to know about staying mentally healthy:
During this challenging time, here are 5⃣ things to know about staying mentally healthy:
(1/5) This #SundaySpotlight on #PublicHealth focuses on #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth. #MoreThanEverBefore, we need to support each other and check on our friends, family members and loved ones to make sure they are feeling well – both physically & mentally.
#COVID19
#COVID19
(2/5) Make a point to check in your friends, family and loved ones. A text, phone call, video chat or scheduling a time to watch a show or do a workout #TogetherApart are great ways to stay engaged – AND let the people in your life know you care.
(3/5) If you are in crisis or need someone to talk to, consult these resources:
@SAHMSAgov’s 24/7, free, confidential hotline – 📞 @800273TALK (8255)
The Veterans Crisis Line 📞 1-800-273-8255
Your health provider, who might have #telehealth services available
@SAHMSAgov’s 24/7, free, confidential hotline – 📞 @800273TALK (8255)
The Veterans Crisis Line 📞 1-800-273-8255
Your health provider, who might have #telehealth services available
(1/6) This #SundaySpotlight on #PublicHealth focuses on mental health. #MoreThanEverBefore, it’s critical we care for the mental health of ourselves & one another. #SelfCareSunday
(2/6) In times of crises, it’s only natural to have some fear and uncertainty. But there are things we can all do to stay healthy – like eat well, exercise and connect with loved ones.
(3/6) It’s important to remember that social isolation and social distancing do NOT mean disconnection or disengagement. We all have a role to play in promoting connectedness, belonging, and resiliency.
