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Are you struggling with substance use? You are not alone. Don't be afraid to ask for help. Call (314)657-1585.

The Behavioral Health Bureau can help get you the support you need. 

Hashtag Behavioral Health Bureau; Hashtag S T L D O H

Are you struggling with substance use? You are not alone. Don't be afraid to ask for help. Call (314)657-1585. The Behavioral Health Bureau can help get you the support you need. Hashtag Behavioral Health Bureau; Hashtag S T L D O H

Seeking help for substance use is a strength, not a weakness. #Support exists in many forms. There are programs available that can supply you with the help and resources you need.

#STLBHB waiting on you. Contact us at (314) 657-1585 and behavioralhealth@stlouis-mo.gov.

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Today’s the day! 🌿 Join the Behavioral Health Bureau and New Roots Urban Farm (1832 Hogan St.) for a nature walk, outdoor connection, and wellness conversation. Don’t miss out!

#STLBHB #NewRootsUrbanFarm #HealingTogether #CommunityFirst

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Experiencing a natural disaster can have lasting effects on mental health, often resulting in PTSD. Unlike other traumas, the aftermath may include ongoing hardships such as loss of shelter, disrupted services, and prolonged displacement. These conditions can intensify symptoms and delay recovery. Limited access to mental health care due to strained resources further complicates the healing process.

Experiencing a natural disaster can have lasting effects on mental health, often resulting in PTSD. Unlike other traumas, the aftermath may include ongoing hardships such as loss of shelter, disrupted services, and prolonged displacement. These conditions can intensify symptoms and delay recovery. Limited access to mental health care due to strained resources further complicates the healing process.

June is PTSD Awareness Month 💚

In the wake of the recent tornado here in St. Louis, many in our community are coping with more than just physical loss; they’re also carrying emotional and mental wounds.

#STLStrong #STLBHB #STLRecovers

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Feeling like something’s missing? 🧩 Stress can throw us off balance. This #StressAwarenessMonth, find the missing piece in your self-care puzzle. Need support? behavioralhealth@stlouis-mo.gov | 314-657-1585 #STLDOH #STLBHB

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BHB's partnerships with local organizations and the Crisis Response Unit help provide crucial support and reduce harm throughout the community. #STLDOH #STLBHB #ULSTL #OpioidCrisis #Narcan

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Managing your mental health during the holiday season. The City of St. Louis Department of Health Behavioral Health Bureau.

Managing your mental health during the holiday season. The City of St. Louis Department of Health Behavioral Health Bureau.

Feeling stressed, anxious, or depressed around the holidays? According to the American Psychological Association: 89 percent of U.S. adults feel stressed during the holiday season. 41 percent of U.S. adults reported higher levels of stress during the holiday season compared to other times of the year. According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness: 64 percent of individuals living with mental illness felt their conditions worsened around the holidays.

Feeling stressed, anxious, or depressed around the holidays? According to the American Psychological Association: 89 percent of U.S. adults feel stressed during the holiday season. 41 percent of U.S. adults reported higher levels of stress during the holiday season compared to other times of the year. According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness: 64 percent of individuals living with mental illness felt their conditions worsened around the holidays.

Five strategies for supporting your mental health during the holiday season. 1. Develop a plan of action for when you are feeling stressed, lonely, or sad. 2. Recognize seasonal changes to your mood or mental health. 3. Connect with your loved ones and community. 4. Avoid the use of drugs and alcohol. 5. Pay attention to your feelings and let loved ones know how to support you.

Five strategies for supporting your mental health during the holiday season. 1. Develop a plan of action for when you are feeling stressed, lonely, or sad. 2. Recognize seasonal changes to your mood or mental health. 3. Connect with your loved ones and community. 4. Avoid the use of drugs and alcohol. 5. Pay attention to your feelings and let loved ones know how to support you.

The #holidayseason can bring a mix of feelings—stress, missing loved ones, or being away from friends and family. Remember, you're not alone; 89% of people feel stressed during this time.

5 strategies to support your #mentalhealth this season⤵️

Contact #STLBHB (314) 657-1577

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