Mental & Behavioral Health

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    You Are Not Alone: Counselors share their own recovery stories with callers to the Peer Recovery Call Center

    Counselors share their own recovery stories with callers to the Peer Recovery Call Center.
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    Appropriate Response: Training teaches first responders when the mentally ill need treatment vs. incarceration

    Training teaches first responders when the mentally ill need treatment vs. incarceration
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    Soothing Troubled Minds: Helen Ross McNabb Center brings their expertise in mental health care to underserved rural Tennessee residents

    Alone. Ask anyone suffering or recovering from mental illness or dealing with substance abuse how they feel — that’s your answer.
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    Special Shows Bring Special People Together

    Theater outings break isolation for young adults with special needs

    Special Shows Bring Special People Together: Theater outings break isolation for young adults with special needs

    Theater outings break isolation for young adults with special needs
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    It Begins With A Song

    The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum makes distance education programs available through its BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee Health Foundation Learning Lab, located inside the Taylor Swift Education Center.

    It Begins With A Song: Online songwriting sessions led by the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum boost creativity, improve mental health

    The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum makes distance education programs available through its BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee Health Foundation Learning Lab, located inside the Taylor Swift Education Center.
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    Gone But Not Forgotten

    Welcome Home of Chattanooga has created a compassionate space for homeless people facing their final days.

    Gone But Not Forgotten: Six months into operations, Welcome Home of Chattanooga has created a compassionate space for homeless people facing their final days

    Welcome Home of Chattanooga has created a compassionate space for homeless people facing their final days.
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    How to Save a Life

    Each time the phone rings, a life is on the line.

    How to Save a Life: Suicide prevention continues beyond the first call for help

    Each time the phone rings, a life is on the line.
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    Will Anyone Find Me?

    As a social worker, Sherry Campbell saw the raw need of Chattanooga’s homeless population for food and shelter. So she helped create a home for them.

    Will Anyone Find Me?: Chattanooga shelter gives homeless patients compassionate end of life care

    As a social worker, Sherry Campbell saw the raw need of Chattanooga’s homeless population for food and shelter. So she helped create a home for them.