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Basics

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Mental health problems are common.  However, most people with mental problems can get better.

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What Is Mental Health?

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Learn about mental health as a piece of overall wellness and the early warning signs of mental health problems.

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Myths and Facts

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Know the facts, use your knowledge to educate others, and reach out to those who may have mental health problems.

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Recovery is Possible

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Treatment and recovery are ongoing processes that happen over time.  The first step is getting help.

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