domingo, 27 de julio de 2014

SAMHSA News - Summer 2014

SAMHSA News - Summer 2014

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New SAMHSA report shows that in 2011, 74 percent of people ages 18 to 30 who were admitted for substance abuse treatment started using substances at age 17 or younger. The report also showed that 10.2 percent of those admitted for treatment started using at age 11 or younger.
Mr. Katims is being recognized with a Career Achievement Award for his efforts to educate television audiences about the experiences of people dealing with behavioral health problems and their journeys of recovery.

From Youth to Adulthood: Offering Help

From Youth to Adulthood: Offering Help

Many young people with behavioral health issues encounter difficulties once they’re no longer eligible for publicly funded children’s mental health services, leaving some to fall through the cracks. Learn about SAMHSA efforts to meet the needs of these emerging adults.
The Power of Peer Support: Chiara de Blasio Promotes Mental Health

The Power of Peer Support: Chiara de Blasio Promotes Mental Health

Chiara de Blasio, daughter of the Mayor of New York City, was recognized for her story of recovery and commitment to help others on National Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day.
Also related, statistics on teens and young adults, a 1-year update on the White House Conference on Mental Health, and a message from the SAMHSA Administrator on 7 myths about youth aging out of the children's mental health system.

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