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Mental Health America
of Greater Houston
2211 Norfolk, Suite 810
Houston, TX 77098
T. 713-523-8963
F. 713-522-0698
Information & Referral Line
713-522-5161
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Mental Health Concerns? With help there's hope. For more information click on one of the following:

Mental Health Resources (The Guide), or email Information & Referral Specialist

Resource Guide for Parents or (En español)
Red de Acción para la Salud Mental
de los Niños


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 02/07/12. MHA Aging Committee Meeting
 02/07/12. Perinatal Mental Health Training
 02/08/12. MHA Executive Committee Meeting
 02/29/12. Substance Abuse Training for Information & Referral Specialists
 03/06/12. MHA Programs and Planning Committee Meeting
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Thank You Betsy Schwartz!

Mental Health America of Greater Houston thanks its CEO, Betsy Schwartz for three decades of leadership and excellence. We wish her well in her new endeavor as Vice President of Public Education and Special Initiatives at the National Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare in Washington D.C. We will miss you Betsy!

Texas Learning Community on Integrated Healthcare Hosts Conference in Austin

The Texas Learning Community on Integrated Healthcare (TLC) hosted a two-day conference for participating teams on November 3rd and 4th in Austin.  Fourteen (out of eighteen) TLC teams throughout the state attended the conference along with representatives from the Hogg Foundation for Mental Health, the Meadows Foundation, and the Department of State Health Services.  The conference provided an opportunity for teams to learn from each other through presentations on the work of various sites, panels on financing and outcomes for integrated healthcare, and discussion.  Through their informal comments as well as through formal evaluations, participants indicated that they learned a great deal and found the conference to be a very useful opportunity for networking with other sites pursuing integrated healthcare.  The conference was funded through a grant from the Meadows Foundation.  The Hogg Foundation and the Meadows Foundation have supported the TLC for the past two years.  For more information about the TLC, please contact Alejandra Posada at aposada@mhahouston.org.  Additional resources for integrated healthcare can be found on the Hogg Foundation's website and at the SAMHSA-HRSA Center for Integrated Health Solutions' website or by contacting MHA of Greater Houston.


  HEADLINE NEWS                                   

Katrina Survivors Continue to Struggle with Mental Health, Study Finds
January 26, 2012, Philanthropy News Digest
When it Comes to Depression, Seratonin Isn't the Whole Story
January 23, 2012, NPR
Army Reports Suicides Down, but Violent Crimes Up
January 19, 2012, WFAA - Dallas/Ft. Worth

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news stories


   MENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH               

U.S. Soldiers Face Host of Mental Health Issues
January 26, 2012, HealthDay
Study Shows How Stress Triggers Immune System
January 23, 2012, HealthDay
Mental Illness Protects Some Inmates From Returning to Jail
January 19, 2012, Medical News Today

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   MHA IN THE NEWS                                  

Mental Health Advocate Discusses Past, Future
January 1, 2012, Houston Chronicle
Holiday Blues vs. Depression
December 27, 2011, 88.7 FM KUHF
Psychiatric Hospital Loses Medicaid/Medicare Contract
December 15, 2011, Houston Chronicle

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MHA news stories

  NEWS RELEASES                                                      

Reclaim Your Holiday Spirit and Beat the Holiday Blues
December 5, 2011
Shared Voices Offer Help and Hope
October 27, 2011
Houston Suicides and the Media
September 9, 2011

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