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Blog that explores mental health challenges of daily living through the experiences of a clinical social worker using elements of talk therapy, current news related topics and various art media.
Blog Archive
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July
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- "Fat Friends, Fat You?
- Reactions to Report on Veterans Care - washingtonp...
- Cures for Walter Reed - washingtonpost.com
- Walter Reed - Don't Blame the Vets
- Walter Reed's Cold Shoulder - washingtonpost.com
- Children of Iraqi War Vets - The Silent Victims
- Who is your hero?
- Roles - part 2
- The Roles We Have
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About Me
- Julie Yachtis
- Silver Spring, MD
- For more than twenty years, Julie has been a licensed clinical worker in the Washington, D.C. metro area.
LINKS
books, articles, video, web resources
- womenshealth.gov. health and mental health forwomen
- smhp.psy.ch.ucla.edu good m.h. resources for teens and children
- web.md mental health resources
- nimh/nih.gov. depression and other mental health resources
- from Sesame Street - "Talk, Listen, Connect; When Parents Are Deployed." Free DVD, magazine and poster at sesameworkshop.org
- TALK, LISTEN, CONNECT; When Parents Are Deployed
- Free DVD, magazine and poster
- sesameworkshop.org
DISCLAIMER
The information and opinions expressed in this blog are for informational purposes only. The content is never meant to replace a mental health professional's assessment, diagnosis and treatment. Every effort will be made to provide up-to-date and accurate information.
thank you,
Julie Yachtis
thank you,
Julie Yachtis
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