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Achieving Mental Well-Being for Your Whole Health Supporting VA’s Whole Health model of care for Veterans This guidebook is designed to help Veterans live their lives to the fullest. Mental health plays a vital role in connecting a person’s Whole Health – physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual. Common mental health issues that Veterans face are presented, and can be reviewed to determine if professional care is needed. Topics include depression, anxiety, alcohol problems, relationships, and posttraumatic stress disorder. Following the Whole Health approach, self-care activities to promote better mental health are provided, including mindful awareness exercises, and tips on being more active, getting better sleep, and healthy eating. The importance of community supports is also highlighted, along with contact information for national resources. 96 pages. 7 3/8" x 9" Click here to view a sample |
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Stress Permafold A 12 panel guide printed on “coffee-proof” plastic Topics include: 1. What Is Stress? 2. Good Health Habits 3. Prevent Burnout 4. Breathing Exercises 5. Relaxation Exercises 6. Biofeedback 7. Thought Control Techniques 8. Reasons to Call Your Health Care Provider Click here to view a sample |
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Depression
Permafold A 12 panel guide printed on “coffee-proof” plastic Topics include: 1. What Is Depression? 2. Types & Symptoms 3. Causes 4. Treatment 5. Self-Care 6. Call Health Care Provider For 7. Get Immediate Care For Click here to view a sample |
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Alcohol and Drug
Permafold A 12 panel guide printed on “coffee-proof” plastic Topics include: 1. Alcohol & Drugs Facts 2. Wise Use of Alcohol 3. How to Avoid Problems 4. Alcohol & Drug Abuse 5. Alcohol & Drug Dependence (Addiction) 6. How to Tell if You Have a Problem 7. Getting Help Click here to view a sample |
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Systematic Stress Management The Proven Way to Relax and Increase Productivity Group Program Stop stress in its tracks. Whether you conduct a seminar, lunch and learn or multiple sessions, your patients will realize they can stop negative thinking, regain control of their time, and work more efficiently with others. The result will be increased productivity and greater personal peace. Topics also include A and B behavior patterns and communication skills. |
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workplaces as well as whole families benefit from Systematic
Stress Management. Self-Help Program For the person who works well in a self-directed program or whose schedule doesn't permit participation in a group class. Comes with a workbook, two CDs, biofeedback card, wrist zapper, all attractively packaged. |