In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, the 988 Oklahoma Mental Health Lifeline is offering a special deal: $3 off to all veterans with an ID as a token of gratitude at three Viridian Coffee locations on Memorial Day (Monday, May 29).
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The Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (ODMHSAS) has launched a Harm Reduction campaign to bring life-saving resources to Oklahomans, including nearly 300,000 who report a substance use disorder.
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May is Employee Health & Fitness Month, which promotes well-being in the workplace. Here are some ways to encourage health and wellness among your employees and fellow coworkers.
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to shift away from the stigma often associated with mental health issues to raise awareness of resources available to those in need and to start conversations encouraging people to seek support and treatment.
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True or False: Walking 10K steps a day keeps the doctor away? Answer: False.
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The Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services is offering mental health training for businesses during May, Mental Health Awareness Month.
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Spring is here, and whether you are an expert plant parent or a new beginner, this is the season to tap into your green thumb.
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Jessica Cox believes in a future where people passionately pursue their dreams by employing resilience to overcome any challenge.
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Kristin Chenoweth shines in PSA promoting Oklahoma’s 988 Mental Health Lifeline
988 Oklahoma Mental Health Lifeline debuted a commercial statewide in English and Spanish during the highly-anticipated 2023 Big Game.
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Apparently the right name was chosen for the Gathering Place in Tulsa, a 66.
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In this video, OKC artist and entrepreneur, Jabee, shares how 988 is giving the community another resource and outlet to get the right help.
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Get organized and prioritize your mental health in 2023 with the new 988 Mental Health Lifeline calendar.
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When it comes to questions about mental health and resources, the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services wants Oklahomans to know that answers are available.
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Don’t wait until spring to hit the trail.
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If WFH gave you a Zoom derriere, it’s time for an out-of-this-world workout.
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We’ve got everything from gifts for travelers on the go to fun items for the home in this year’s gift guide.
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The word, which signals mind manipulating, grossly misleading, deceitful behavior, was looked up 1,740% more in 2022 than the previous year.
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There’s good news for people who love to shop from home – you can now purchase items online from Goodwill Industries of Central Oklahoma.
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Thanksgiving dinner is going to be pricier this year. But, here are some tips to help keep your Thanksgiving expenses manageable.
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While flu season peaks between December and February, its already started and two top physicians from St.
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The Oklahoma 988 Mental Health Lifeline has received more than 5,000 calls within the first two months of operation.
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When choosing the charity for your donation, make sure that the organization has a clear disaster appeal and specific relief activities.
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We all know that feeling.You’ve got a big meeting tomorrow and need a good night’s rest.
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September marks the beginning of National Suicide Prevention Month, with Sept. 4-10 designated as National Suicide Prevention Week.
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Drum roll please … A new study says if you played an instrument as a kid, chances are you have better thinking skills than those who didn’t.
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In previous productivity articles, suggestions included prioritizing tasks, time blocking and scheduling items throughout the day.
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This week I picked up the phone and called people.
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In this week’s edition of our productivity series, we’re covering scheduling and time blocking.
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From work friends to family, establishing ground rules can improve your relationships and mental health.
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As the online space grows, we have found that it can be equally dangerous as it is fun.
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In this new series, we are sharing recommendations to help make your days flow seamlessly and provide insight on how to increase productivity.
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University of Oklahoma College of Medicine Professor Doris Benbrook, Ph.D., has curated a new cancer drug, named OK-1 to treat and prevent ovarian, endometrial and cervical cancers.