Why Suicide Prevention Month Matters (And How You Can Help)

Every September, organizations across the country recognize Suicide Prevention Month — a time dedicated to raising awareness, fostering hope, and reminding us all that help is available. At Vantage Health, this month holds deep significance. It’s more than just...

How to Recognize the Early Signs of Mental Health Struggles

Mental health challenges don’t always arrive with flashing warning lights. Often, the signs are subtle — a change in mood, a shift in sleep patterns, or a growing sense of withdrawal from friends and family. Recognizing these early signs can make a world of...

How to Support Mental Health Through Community Involvement

Mental health isn’t just personal — it’s deeply connected to the communities we live in. When communities come together to prioritize mental wellness, the impact is far-reaching: stronger families, healthier relationships, and individuals who feel seen,...

Men’s Mental Health: Why It Deserves More Attention

Mental health challenges don’t discriminate — but how we talk about them, and who feels safe seeking help, often does. In June, during Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month, Vantage Health is committed to spotlighting the unique struggles men face and encouraging open,...

The Link Between Mental Health, Addiction, and Problem Gambling

Mental health and addiction are often closely connected — and gambling is no exception. For many individuals, struggles with anxiety, depression, or trauma can lead to substance use or problem gambling as a way to cope. At Vantage Health, we understand how these...
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