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Resources

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Information on topics you may find interesting.

Skills Development

National Institute of Mental Health

If you're not quite ready for therapy, you can still benefit from learning mental hygiene practices on your own. Sources like this can be a good start to keeping yourself mentally, emotionally, and spiritually well.

Career Research

O*NET (U.S. Dept. of Labor)

A detailed source for career data that includes job duty breakdowns, future employment prospects, and day-in-the-life videos from professionals, among other useful information.

Asian Pacific Americans

Asian Mental Health Collective

A collection of mental health resources for Asian Pacific Americans, including the Asian American, South Asian American, and Pacific Islander Therapist Directory.

Military Life

Military OneSource

Military life is characterized by a stark contrast between expectations for order and stability and a need for frequent change. This is a fantastic resource for servicemembers and their families that I have used myself at times.

LGBTQ+

American Psychological Association

A mix of research, resources, and guidelines published for and about gender and sexual minorities.

Men's Health

National Alliance on Mental Illness

A collection of mental health resources for men, an often overlooked or reluctant population when it comes to things like self-care and emotional literacy.

Racial Identity

National Library of Medicine

Research that explores connections between self-understanding, stability, and anxiety in regard to racial and ethnic identity among adolescents in the United States.

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