How PROACTIVE influences MENTAL HEALTH
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Frontline Healthcare Providers Need Proactive Mental Health ... (View) | 1 year ago |
A proactive approach towards mental health - New Statesman (View) | 1 year ago |
A proactive approach to mental health; investing in Real | by ... (View) | 1 year ago |
Getting Proactive With Severe Mental Illness - Mental Health ... (View) | 1 year ago |
Mental Wellness: Should you be reactive or proactive? | by ... (View) | 1 year ago |
How to build a proactive mental health strategy in a post ... (View) | 1 year ago |
6 Insights Into Mental Health From The Last Year (That You ... (View) | 1 year ago |
The future of behavioral health Innovating across ... - Deloitte (View) | 1 year ago |
Building a proactive & preventative mental wellbeing strategy ... (View) | 11 months ago |
Proactive Mental Health Practices | Advancing K12 - Skyward (View) | 11 months ago |
How Big Data Insights Can Lead to Better Mental Healthcare (View) | 10 months ago |
Market Insights: Behavioral Health Integration | AHA (View) | 10 months ago |
How Proactive relates to Mental Health | SolveCast (View) | 8 months ago |
Posts
From SolveCasters posted by SolveCast
- 1 year ago
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- Starts 500 seconds
When you're in contact with people and we're more connected than we ever have been FaceTime, zoom, pick up the old fashioned phone and call somebody. Here's what I recommend you do rather than say, Hey listen, was anything ever need?
No, be proactive. Do you need to run to the grocery store or the pharmacy? Do you need to need somebody to walk off the dog? Give you a break. Make suggestions. Your grass is getting long. Can I come over and cut the grass? So rather than just go "anything, anytime you ever need anything, give me a call"... suggest things that you think they might need, while they are, cause it may be guaranteeing they may just be socially isolating.
They may be depressed and that's why the grass has got long. be proactive and suggest things you are willing to do.
http://www.solvecast.com/articles/detail...
No, be proactive. Do you need to run to the grocery store or the pharmacy? Do you need to need somebody to walk off the dog? Give you a break. Make suggestions. Your grass is getting long. Can I come over and cut the grass? So rather than just go "anything, anytime you ever need anything, give me a call"... suggest things that you think they might need, while they are, cause it may be guaranteeing they may just be socially isolating.
They may be depressed and that's why the grass has got long. be proactive and suggest things you are willing to do.
http://www.solvecast.com/articles/detail...