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In partnership with distinguished psychiatrist and best-selling author, Dr. Gail Saltz, #NextGenMind empowers whole-person health by providing you resources for staying mentally healthy—and encouraging you to seek guidance and mental health support when you or a loved one needs it.

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As Clocks Fall Back, How to Keep

Ourselves Upright

Dr. Gail Saltz & Dr. Betty Rabinowitz | November 18, 1PM EST

Dr. Gail Saltz
Psychiatrist, Psychoanalyst,
Columnist, Best-selling Author,
TV Commentator

Dr. Betty Rabinowitz
Chief Medical Officer,
NextGen Healthcare

Challenges brought on by the lingering pandemic, colder weather, and a stressful holiday season can exacerbate mental illness and substance use disorder. Let’s explore ways in which caring for our mental health can be a starting point to fortify whole-person health.

The connection between our mental health and whole-person care
How to cope with heightened stress and anxiety around the holidays
Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) and when people should seek help
The benefits of virtual mental health services

Read Dr. Rabinowitz’s blog The Whole Person Care Model Is Seeing its Day in the Sun

Mental Health Resources

As the winter months and holiday season approach, here are some tools and resources to ensure you and/or your loved one’s social and psychological needs are addressed.

According to the 2022 Mental Health in America report:

million adults with a mental illness do not receive treatment

>7%

of US adults and 4% of youth had a substance use disorder in the past year

<30%

of youth with severe depression receive consistent mental healthcare

Source: The State Of Mental Health In America

MEET DR. GAIL SALTZ

Psychiatrist, Psychoanalyst, Columnist,
Best-selling Author, TV Commentator

Dr. Gail Saltz is a frequent media contributor and one of the nation’s leading experts on a variety of psychological and mental health issues, including stress and anxiety, emotional well-being, relationships, and the mental health aspects of current news.

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