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NJAMHAA Holiday Blues Could Be Worsened by Ongoing Pandemic and Last into the New Year December 21, 2021 While the holiday season is a joyful time for many people, especially for those who are able to reunite with friends and family after long separations due to the pandemic, this is unfortunately not the case for many other individuals. The blues can occur not only during the holidays, but also before and afterwards. Self-care is critical at all times and may be more difficult to focus on during the holiday season, which is often emotionally trying and stressful,” said Debra L. Wentz, PhD, President and CEO of the New Jersey Association of Mental Health and Addiction Agencies (NJAMHAA). 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All employees of NJAMHAA member organizations receive the member rate to NJAMHAA events. For a listing of NJAMHAA events, please visit njamhaa.org/events . Holiday Blues Could Be Worsened by Ongoing Pandemic and Last into the New Year December 21, 2021 While the holiday season is a joyful time for many people, especially for those who are able to reunite with friends and family after long separations due to the pandemic, this is unfortunately not the case for many other individuals. Traveling to see loved ones is s... All of New Jersey’s Diverse Residents Need Behavioral Health Care to Thrive Children and adults throughout New Jersey represent every ethnicity, race, language, culture, gender identity and religion, and many of them have mental health and/or substance use disorders (SUD). However, many do not have access to community-based services that have been proven to be hi... test test ... Call for Presentations - April 2022 Conference NJAMHAA’s 2022 SPRING CONFERENCE Nurturing Diverse Communities April 5, 2022 Virtual Conference... Call for Presentations - April Conference NJAMHAA’s 2022 SPRING CONFERENCE Nurturing Diverse Communities April 5, 2022 Virtual Conference... Integrated Case Management Services Help the Most Vulnerable Individuals November 19th Virtual Conference Reinforces and Honors Providers’ Vital Roles After spending time - in some cases, years - in psychiatric hospitals or using Psychiatric Emergency Screening Services multiple times, individuals with serious and persistent mental illness often need ongo... National Report Shows NJ CCBHCs Are Increasing Access to Mental Health and Substance Use Care October 8, 2021NJAMHAA Urges New Jersey Congressional Delegation to Support the Excellence Act to Ensure Care Continues and More People Can Access Treatment Services in the Future MERCERVILLE - Mental health and substance use disorder care has been transformed in New Jersey through the creation of ... There Is No Going Back, We Are Moving Forward in a New Paradigm: NJAMHAA Conference October 13, 2021 The COVID-19 pandemic changed many things for behavioral health service providers and the individuals they serve. At the beginning of the pandemic, providers rapidly shifted to provide telehealth services and NJAMHAA has been working to ensure that policy and waivers were in place to supp... Peer Support Is Effective for Achieving Recovery from Substance Use September Is National Recovery Month Peer groups are "vastly underrated and [are often] unrecognized by the general public," stated addiction medicine specialist and media personality Dr. Drew Pinsky during a recent interview with Warriors Heart Co-Founder and Retired U.S. Army Special ... High School Valedictorian Demonstrates How to Break Down Barriers to Mental Health Care In Schools NJAMHAA’s and Attitude in Reverse®’s Suicide Prevention Conference Will Take Place on September 20th "Mental health should not scare or shock people. However, that is what ends up happening when it is discussed in an inappropriate context," according to Bryce Dershem, a recent high ... Call Us: 609-838-5488 NJAMHAA 3635 Quakerbridge Rd. 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