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EVENT: Not Sure Whether to Tell People about a Mental Health Challenge? Attend the Becoming Brave Training

Published October 10, 2018

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Stand Against Stigma

Thinking about telling your workplace colleagues about your diagnosis? Nervous about telling a friend about your anxiety? Worried what your family might say if you tell them you've been diagnosed with bipolar or another mental health condition? Take control of your mental health story by attending Stand Against Stigma's free, peer-led Becoming Brave training.

EVENT: Celebrate How Art Heals at Nov. 9 Hope Is Alive! Open Mic

Published October 10, 2018

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Has creating music, rhymes or poetry given you light in dark times? Or shed light on a hidden struggle? Then come celebrate how art heals at the next Hope Is Alive! Open Mic night. HHSA's Stand Against Stigma campaign has been organizing the open mic series since 2014.

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