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Military Mental Health

Military Pathways^® (formerly the Mental Health Self-Assessment Program MHSAP) is a voluntary, anonymous mental health and alcohol education screening program offered to military personnel and their families in all branches, including the National Guard and Reserve.

The primary goals of the program are to educate, raise awareness, offer screenings, and host events about mental health.

Military Pathways program materials are provided FREE to installations, units and groups. Funding is provided by the Department of Defense, with support from the Center for Telehealth & Technology (T2health.org).

Community Mental Health

CommunityResponse is a comprehensive mental health educational and screening program designed for organizations, including hospitals, community centers, social service agencies, government organizations, and older adult facilities.

CommunityResponse offers community-based organizations opportunities to offer year-round mental health screening for depression and related mood disorders, alcohol misuse and eating disorders. The flagship program of CommunityResponse is theNational Depression Screening Day program.

College Student Mental Health

CollegeResponse^® promotes the prevention, early detection and treatment of prevalent, often under-diagnosed and treatable mental health disorders and alcohol problems through in-person and online screening. For more than a decade, the program has offered affordable and practical risk management tools and information that educate, assess, and connect students with appropriate resources.

Your campus health and counseling center has limited capacity. So how do you focus your resources on the students most at risk?

CollegeResponse Gives Your Students:

• The opportunity to self-screen for depression, bipolar disorder, PTSD, generalized anxiety disorder, eating disorders, and alcohol use disorders
• Access to unlimited, anonymous online screenings and/or confidential screenings at in-person events
• Help-seeking tools
• Immediate results and referrals to your on-campus counseling and health center following completion of screening questionnaire

CollegeResponse offers kits to host in-person events for National Depression Screening Day^® (NDSD), National Eating Disorders Screening Program (NEDSP) and National Alcohol Screening Day (NASD). Also, year-round online screening, with customized URL and home page featuring college colors, logo and photo of campus.

Youth Mental Health

Suicide is the third-leading cause of death for 11 to 18-year-olds in the United States (CDC). Prevalence rates of youth who self-injure range from 15-20%.

Fortunately, the emotional crises that so often precede suicide and self-injury are both recognizable and treatable, and good prevention programs can teach youth how to recognize the symptoms of depression, in themselves or a friend, before it’s too late.

The youth prevention programs provide practical risk management tools and information to assess, prevent and respond to signs of suicide and non-suicidal self-injury.

Workplace Mental Health

WorkplaceResponse is a mental health education and screening program available to businesses and their employees. The program can be easily integrated into existing employee assistance programs or enhance already existing wellness initiatives. The goal of WorkplaceResponse is to raise awareness about common mental health issues and provide easy access to screenings and referral information for treatment.

The mental health screenings are anonymous and confidential, yet provide very specific referral information should individuals need further evaluation and treatment. The program offers screenings for common mental health concerns including depression, bipolar disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, PTSD, eating disorders and alcohol problems.