Talking About Mental Health Issues in Healthcare
Jan Mould, RN, BSN, MEd, Deputy Director of Competitive Events at HOSA, discusses the importance of addressing mental health issues, including the Surgeon General's Advisory Report on Protecting Youth Mental Health. The addition of Mental Health Promotion and Emotional Well-Being Challenge Events in HOSA's response highlights the emphasis on discussing mental health with friends and family. Topics like disclosing personal mental health issues, reasons to talk with others, and ways to support individuals are covered, along with do's and don'ts when sharing personal experiences. NAMI's insights on disclosing mental health issues to others offer valuable guidance on communication and setting boundaries.
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TALKING ABOUT MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES Jan Mould, RN, BSN, MEd Deputy Director of Competitive Events HOSA Future Health Professionals
The Surgeon General s Advisory Report, Protecting Youth Mental Health
HOSAS RESPONSE Additions of the Mental Health Promotion and the Emotional Well- Being Challenge Events HOW TO TALK TO FRIENDS AND FAMILY ABOUT MENTAL HEALTH
BE THERE CERTIFICATION BE THERE CERTIFICATIO N
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE COIN When do you disclose your own mental health issues?
Disclosing to others Reasons to talk with others When to tell Who to tell At work Personal Relationships
Process talk Concrete examples Suggest ways to support you How and what to talk about
DOS & DONTS Do let them know how they can support you Don t have to share everything Do make sure to share the good things Do provide them information after you talk to them Do set boundaries
NAMI Disclosing to Others
