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Some people have depression or anxiety on a level that could be helped by a mental health professional but they don't know it. They can't identify that they are experiencing a mental health issue. They chalk it up to just being tired, stressed or this is how life is so suck it up.
Many people don't know how to gauge the mental health of those around them. They don't know how to detect it, what questions they can ask to clarify the seriousness. What’s normal, what’s questionable, and when should one seek professional help?
Other people assume that ”only crazy people” who obviously have mental issues are sick and in need of treatment.
This webinar helps all of us learn more about mental health.
Dr. Dan will dispel myths, offer tools for a mental health check-up and help us “think like a shrink.”
About Dr. Daniel Morehead
Dan is clinical assistant professor of psychiatry at Tufts University Medical Center, where he focuses on teaching and mentoring new psychiatrists. He is also in private psychiatric and offers psychotherapy, pharmacotherapy, and specializes in holistic, multidimensional treatment. He is board certified in general psychiatry and neuropsychiatry and maintains interests in brain science, psychotherapy and spirituality. Dan speaks regularly for mental health advocacy, and is the author of Science Over Stigma: Education and Advocacy for Mental Health. Many will remember Dan from previous HIM Mental Health conferences, including HIM first mental health conference where he spoke alongside Kay Warren of Saddleback Church.
Dr. Dan will also be our speaker for the HIM 2021 Mental Health Conference, Aug 13 & 14. Come get a flavor of Dr. Dan at the webinar, then join us again at the Mental Health Conference.
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