MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH: Maryland Department of Health develops mental health resources for youth, others coping with violence

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Jul 6, 2022
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RELEASE: MDH released mental health and crisis resources for coping with violence. 

Developed by the MDH Behavioral Health Administration, this resource includes tips, local and nationwide information and fact sheets, in English and Spanish, for parents, educators and behavioral health professionals to help young people.

“Interagency collaboration is key to our success in providing resources for Marylanders in crisis,” said MDH Acting Deputy Secretary for Behavioral Health Dr. Lisa Burgess.

Learn more: bit.ly/3aqqtF4

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