Sent on May 12, 2009   SAMHSA Health Information Network   eNetwork Archives

The Office on Women’s Health Releases Two New Publications on Women’s Mental Health

Front Cover of Action Steps for Improving Women’s Mental HealthAction Steps for Improving Women’s Mental Health

(OWH09-PROFESSIONAL) A report that brings together the most recent research, resources, products, and tools on mental health issues in women and explores the role gender plays in diagnosing, treating, and coping with mental illness. It also points to resilience and social support systems as key factors in overcoming mental illness.

The report outlines specific action steps for policymakers, health care providers, researchers, and others to take in an effort to address the burden of mental illness on women's lives and increase their capacity for recovery.

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Front Cover of Women’s Mental Health: What it Means to YouWomen’s Mental Health:
What It Means to You


(OWH09-CONSUMER) A consumer booklet that addresses the stigma associated with mental health, with information on the signs and symptoms of mental illness. It also provides suggestions for support and solutions for preventing and coping with mental illness.

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