Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder Resources
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The Resilient Purpose has a mission to reducing mental health and Substance use disorder stigma, therefore focusing on sharing resources to help the greater community learn about both the roots of mental health and substance use disorder struggles, and how to effectively support those struggling through compassion and understanding. Please see our resources to further your knowledge. Thank you for supporting our mission.
Further Your Knowledge
This page has a list of books and websites that we believe will support any efforts to further your knowledge in understanding mental health and substance use. These resources have guided our work and efforts to provide better treatment and content to our community and beyond. We believe these resources will be a valuable resource for you. as well This page is a work in progress and we will continue to update as new resources become available.
RECCOMENDED RESOURCES
Book
Our earliest experiences shape our
lives far down the road, and What
Happened to You?
Website
The Neurosequential Model is a
developmentally sensitive,
neurobiology-informed approach
to clinical problem solving
Book
Psychology of bullying and the
cultural climate that-seemingly
now more than ever -gives rise to
such cruelty and aggression.
Website
The Life Space Crisis Intervention
Institute trains professionals and
parents to turn problem situations
into learning opportunities and
build trusting relationships with
children and youth.
We provide a comprehensive list of
online resources for groups and
organizations to help support
individuals with opioid addiction in
Monroe, Morgan, Noble, and
Washington, Ohio counties.
Website
Marietta, OH Location
Aimed to connect you with
resources promoting stability,
independence, and help powering
through information while reducing
stigma surrounding accessing
supports.
Activity Book
The 8 Keys to End Bullying Activity
Book for Kids & Tweens is designed
to be both useful and fun.
Book
Why is it so hard to change
problem behavior-in our kids, our
colleagues, and even ourselves?
Website
Kids with challenging behavior are
tragically misunderstood. It's time
for a more compassionate and
effective approach.
Website
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