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How — and why
HealthMental health discussion
Regular conversations with doctors about mental health can help prevent problems and get treatment when needed.
Many people, including the author, often don't prioritize mental health discussions with their primary care doctors, but experts say it's beneficial.
- I don’t know about you, but whenever I go to see my primary care doctor, my mental health isn’t usually at the top of my list of things to talk about.
- In fact, experts say that all of us could benefit from more candid conversations with our doctors about our mental health.(This story discusses mental health issues and suicide.
- If you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, help is available.
Key Takeaways
- A national hotline (988) is available for support
- Treatment is available for mental health issues
- Mental health conversations with doctors are beneficial for everyone
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Expected Outcomes
- Improved mental health treatment and prevention
Why It Matters
Early intervention and treatment can improve mental health outcomes
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- Sep 10Vox: Your doctor can be your mental health ally. Here’s how to talk about it.
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