Right now the nation is in the grips of a tense and necessary conversation about police violence. Much of this conversation rightly focuses on race and racism in policing. However, it is important not Read More
It’s Okay to Have Feelings: Vulnerability is Valid.
Everyone is tired. I think it’s safe to say that we live in a time that’s switching things up. “Normal” isn’t the right word anymore. I saw a post that said, “Relax. The world just needed to take a Read More
Black Mental Health Matters
How opening this conversation in the Black community can help us What contributes to the mental health crisis in our community? When the Black community sees our people being attacked and Read More
Adulthood Depression: Symptoms, Risks, and Coping Skills (Depression Series)
Depression is a word that is often used in today’s society to express feelings of being “down” or sad. However, major depression is a serious disorder marked by symptoms that can cause a severe Read More
Digital Webinar: Types of Individual Therapy
Do you ever wonder what makes each therapist or psychologist different? Do you want to know about the diverse styles of therapy? This webinar will go through and educate you on the different Read More
Press Release: Interviews Needed To Promote Mental Health and Families
Step Up For Mental Health is reaching out to families, caregivers, and mental health professionals Chicago, March 15, 2020 -- Step Up For Mental Health is reaching out to families, Read More
Radio Interview: Step Up For Mental Health on News From the Service Entrance with Mario Smith
Step Up For Mental Health's President and Executive Director Adrienne McCue was interviewed by Mario Smith on "News From the Service Entrance with Mario Smith" on Lumpen Radio. The topics ranged Read More
The Connection between Mental Health and Physical Health
I find it funny that we must justify our reasons for going to counseling. ‘Anxiety won’t kill you.’ However, when someone goes to a doctor, we don’t question it. Of course, you would go to the doctor Read More
The Talk: Mental Benefits on Your Sexual Health
This week, I’d like to discuss something that you may or may not have already talked about—sex. Whether you haven’t had it, you have had it, had too little, or too much, having this conversation is Read More
Seeking Out Counseling in a College Setting
After seeing the trauma that others have gone through, it can be hard to be forthcoming about your own problems. Even after going through trauma yourself, it can be hard to ask for help. We’re Read More
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