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From The Inside Looking Out: Laura's Story

7/26/2022

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Written By: Laura Pellegrino
Laura Pellegrino, battled mental health and addictions all her life, and she ultimately succumbed to her demons on October 28, 2021. This was a very sad day for her son, family and those that knew her. There were many efforts made by Laura’s family, namely by her father and mother, for the support in which she desperately needed. After Laura passed, her father and sister cleaned out her home where they found the following letter written by Laura, entitled “Letter to The Editor:”
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Addiction: When you become a slave to a substance and are unable to stop without help. The substance takes the brain hostage and the addict loses power.

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From The Inside Looking Out: Laura's Story

1/27/2022

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Written By: Laura Pellegrino
 Submitted By: Her Courageous Family
Laura Pellegrino, battled mental health and addictions all her life, and she ultimately succumbed to her demons on October 28, 2021. This was a very sad day for her son, family, and those that knew her. There were many efforts made by Laura’s family, namely by her father and mother, for the support in which she desperately needed. After Laura passed, her father and sister cleaned out her home where they found the following letter written by Laura, entitled "Letter to The Editor"
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Addiction: When you become a slave to a substance and are unable to stop without help. The substance takes the brain hostage and the addict loses power.

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Dehumanization and the Aftermath of #215Children

6/2/2021

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By: Linda Kelly, MSW, RSW, TITC-CT, CEO of Kelly Mental Health
Important Note: The following has been written as an opinion related to current events and does not necessarily represent the views of Kelly Magazine, Kelly Mental Health, or related entities. As an opinion, it can also be wrong, and that’s okay. It’s meant to be helpful, thoughtful, and hopeful. This writer is open to criticism and education at any time, as long as it helps make our world a little better
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​As a rule, I don't like jumping on trends in the media. I've been around long enough to see that hashtagging, hanging decals and signs, or making poignant posts are all well-intentioned. But eventually the posts fade, our collective attention span shifts, and the decals lose their charm so someone has to scrape them off into the garbage since we're all onto something new. 

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It's Okay If You Just Survived Today

4/1/2020

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By: Kelly Graham, MSW, RSW
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You’ve probably been bombarded with articles about how you should use your time in self-isolation to better yourself (learn a language, play an instrument, etc.). However, this can be hard for a lot of people. We are feeling stressed and anxious about what is happening in the world, and for some people that isn't easy to overcome. 

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Covid-19 & the Effects on Your Mental Health

3/25/2020

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By: Cassandra Nordal
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This is obviously a scary time for us all. Hour by hour, we are watching our world change so drastically that we are all in a state of constant worry and panic. We have been focusing on the detrimental health risk and factors that this virus is causing, and now, we need to talk about the impact this is having on our mental health.
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​Building a Sense of Belonging Through Community

8/29/2019

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Having a sense of community where you feel supported and can rely on others when needed acts as a buffer to the stresses and challenges that life can bring.
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𝒷𝓎 Marianne Wylie, MSW, RSW

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Yes, 1 Person CAN Make a Difference

4/24/2019

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By Marianne Wylie, MSW, RSW
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​If mental health refers to the emotional, spiritual and psychological well-being of a person, what does Community Mental Health mean? 
​Community Mental Health refers to the emotional, spiritual and psychological wellness of a group of people.
​Like an individual, a community’s mental health can be affected by grief, financial hardships, and traumas. When a community member passes away, most people in that community are affected in some way. Some individuals will need to work extended hours while a co-worker takes a bereavement leave, some teachers or childcare workers will find themselves providing comfort and support to children who are grieving, and many people will simply bear the pall of loss that echoes throughout the lives of the people they know. 

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