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How To Get Mental Health Help

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If you or someone you know has a mental health problem, there are ways to get help. Studies show that most people with mental health problems get better and many recover completely.

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Get Immediate Help

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People often don\u009d\u009d\u009dt get the mental health help they need because they don\u009d\u009d\u009dt know where to start. Use these resources to find the help you, your friends, or family need.

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Help for Veterans and Their Families

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Current and former servicemembers may face different health issues than the general public and may be at risk for mental health problems.

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Health Insurance and Mental Health Services

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Mental health services may be available to you through your health insurance plan. Learn more about your coverage and options.

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Participate in a Clinical Trial

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The National Institute of Mental Health supports research studies on mental health and disorders. Find out more about participating in a clinical trial.

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