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A-C

About MHA
About MHA's Programs & Services
Adult Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD)
Aging Consideration: Caregiving
Aging Consideration: Chronic Illness 
Aging Considerations: Effects of Medication
Alzheimer's Disease
Anger
Anxiety Disorders
Anxiety [easy to read]
Anxiety Disorders and Children
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and Children
Bipolar Disorder [easy to read]
Bipolar Disorder
Bipolar Disorder and African Americans
Bipolar Disorder and Children
Borderline Personality Disorders
Child and Adolescent Suicide
Conduct Disorder   
Co-occurring Disorders and Youth
Coping With Bereavement
Coping With Loss
Cutting 
 
D-G      
Depression [easy to read]
Depression  
Depression and African Americans: Not Just the Blues
Depression and Children
Depression and Substance Abuse [college series]
Depression in Women
Depression in Later Life
Dual Diagnosis
Dysthymia
Effective Discipline Techniques for Parents: Alternatives to Spanking
Eating Disorders
Enhance Your Health- Ways to Handle Tension
Exam Week Stress (college series)
Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)
 
H-J #
Helping a Friend With a Mental Health or Substance Abuse Issues [college series]
Helping Children Cope with Loss
Hoarding
Holiday Depression and Stress
How Can I Help a Friend? 
Information and Assistance Services Fact Sheet
Intervention Strategies for Supervisors [workplace]
Invisible Children's Program Fact Sheet
 
K-M
Love, Laughter and Limits: Raising Mentally Healthy Children
Mental Health: Myth vs. Reality
Mental Health America -  FAQ's
Mental Health and Mental Illness [easy to read]
Mental Health Facts
Mental Health Resources for Finding Hope and Help [college series]
Mental Illness and the Family
Mental Illness in the Family: Part I Recognizing the Warning Signs and Learning
Mental Illness in the Family: Part II Find the Right Care
Mental Illness in the Family: Part III Considering Hospital Care
Military Related [ read more...]
Mind Your Stress: The Mind/ Body Connection [workplace]
Multi-Infarct Dementia

 
N-P
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
Panic Disorder
Paranoia and Paranoid Disorders 
Parents and Stress
Personality Disorders
Positive Parenting
Postpartum Disorders
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Promoting Mental Health in the Workplace (workplace)
What Parents Need to Know: Recognizing Mental Health Problems in Children
 
 
Q-S #
Recognizing Postpartum Depression
Recovery
Schizophrenia
Schizophrenia [easy to read]
Schizophrenia in Children
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
Self-Esteem
Self-Injury
Signs of Depression Checklist
Social Anxiety Disorder
Stigma
Stress
Substance Abuse
Suicide and Depression [college series]
Suicide: Facts and Warning Signs
Supporting a Loved One with a Mental Illness  
 
 
T-V

Talking to Kids about School Safety
Take Care of Your Mental Health [college series]
Tardive Dyskinesia

Teens and Depression
Teen Stress
Teen Depression and Suicide
Teen Suicide Fact Sheet
Ten Tips for your Mental Health
Tips on Dealing With Depression in College [college series]
Tips on Healthy Parenting for Mothers with Depression
Trichotillomia
Types of Mental Health Providers
Types of Treatment
Understanding Mental Illness: Anxiety Disorders
Understanding Mental Illness: Depression
Understanding Mental Illness: Facts and Myths
 
 
W-Z
What Every Child Needs for Good Mental Health     
What is Mental Health?
 What Parents Can Do To Cope with Stress
What to Do When Depression Enters Your Relationship [college series]
What To Do When an Employee is Depressed: A guide for supervisors [workplace]
When a Parent Has a Mental Illness - Child Custody Issue
When a Parent has a Mental Illness - Issues and Challenge
When a Parent Has a Mental Illness - from Risk to Resiliency: Protective Factors for Children
When a Parent Has a Mental Illness - Serious Mental Illness and Parenting 

Where Can I Get Help?

Why Do People Complete Suicide?
 

 

Now available to download and print or pick up!

 

 

2010-2011 Mental Health and Wellness Resource Guide for Milwaukee County (.pdf)

The guide contains a comprehensive list of youth and family resources including mental health hotlines; support and crisis lines; clinical services; support services; abuse; and more. This year we are also pleased to include a new section of resources for the Spanish-speaking community, compiled by the Milwaukee Latino Health Coalition Mental Health Action Team.
 
Print copies of the guide are available at no charge and may be picked up at the MHA office, 734 N. 4th St., Suite 200, Milwaukee, WI, 53203 between 9:00 and 4:00 Monday through Thursday and between 9:00 and 2:00 on Fridays. Call (414) 276-3122 or email in advance and we can have your order ready for you.
 

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