Mental Health General Information
The following general information is designed to help you learn more
about mental illness and the Texas Department of State Health Services.
Formal
Departmental Rules for Mental Health
To learn about the formal rules for mental health at the Texas Department
of State Health Services, you can review Title 25, Part 1 of the Texas
Administrative Code via the Texas Secretary of State's website.
Taking Care of Your Mental Health
Unlike the short-term difficulties people may experience occasionally
in life, severe and persistent mental illnesses are diseases of the brain
that have psychological, biological and sometimes situational causes.
Coping With A Disaster
This helpful brochure can be used to help you or your community understand
the common reactions following disasters such as floods, hurricanes,
tornadoes etc., and what you can do to cope with these reactions and
feelings. To learn more about the DSHS Disaster Assistance and Crisis
Response Program, please visit their website at http://www.dshs.state.tx.us/comprep/dmh/default.shtm or
call (512) 458-7111 ext. 6936.
Resiliency & Disease Management for
Mental Health Services
The Resiliency & Disease Management for Mental Health Services Project
is an initiative for both adults and children that seeks to increase
consistency in community mental health services and maximize available
dollars by applying evidence based practices, developing utilization
management tools, and analyzing extensive consumer and financial data.
This page was last modified December 19, 2007
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