ADHD isa mentalhealthconditionTherapyis a greattreatmentoptionMentalillnessdoes notdefine you1 in 5 U.S.adultsexperiencemental illnesseach yearTalkingabout yourfeelingshelpsIf you arestruggling you cancall or text thenational suicideprevention hotlineat 988Learning aboutmental healthfacts will helpdecrease thestigma1 in 6 U.S.youth aged 6-17 experiencea mental healthdisorder eachyear42% of peoplein the U.S.often feelanxious anddepressedEach year,serious mentalillnesses costthe U.S. almost$200 billion inlost earningsEatingdisordersaffect 16millionpeopleWe weargreen formentalhealthawareness Depression iscommon. It affectspeople of all ages,genders & races.There are manytreatments to help.People may beembarrassed totalk about theirfeelings.Getting help is"worth it".UsepositiveSelf TalkDepressionis a mentalillnessSome people lacktransportation togo to therapysessions.Virtual therapy canhelp.If you have amental illnessbuilding asupportnetwork willhelpCaring for ourhealth and well-being involvesattending to theneeds of both ourbody and mindSchool BasedMental Healththerapy allowsstudents to gethelp at ourschool.Females andmales candevelop amentalillnessExercisereleases brainchemicals thathelp "tame"anxiety &depression.Anxiety isthe mostcommonmentalillness50.5% of adults inthe U.S. who havehad a problemwith substanceabuse also sufferfrom mentalillness.Mental health isan importantpart of yourhealth andoverall well-being1 in 20 U.S.adultsexperienceserious mentalillness (SMI)each yearThe rate of mentalhealth disordersdoubles for thosewho have been towar or livedthrough a majordisaster.If you're worriedabout a friend'smental health,it's good to helpthem talk with acaring adult.Many factors canlead to mentalillness, includinggenetics, physicalillness or injury,and traumatic lifeexperiences.ADHD isa mentalhealthconditionTherapyis a greattreatmentoptionMentalillnessdoes notdefine you1 in 5 U.S.adultsexperiencemental illnesseach yearTalkingabout yourfeelingshelpsIf you arestruggling you cancall or text thenational suicideprevention hotlineat 988Learning aboutmental healthfacts will helpdecrease thestigma1 in 6 U.S.youth aged 6-17 experiencea mental healthdisorder eachyear42% of peoplein the U.S.often feelanxious anddepressedEach year,serious mentalillnesses costthe U.S. almost$200 billion inlost earningsEatingdisordersaffect 16millionpeopleWe weargreen formentalhealthawareness Depression iscommon. It affectspeople of all ages,genders & races.There are manytreatments to help.People may beembarrassed totalk about theirfeelings.Getting help is"worth it".UsepositiveSelf TalkDepressionis a mentalillnessSome people lacktransportation togo to therapysessions.Virtual therapy canhelp.If you have amental illnessbuilding asupportnetwork willhelpCaring for ourhealth and well-being involvesattending to theneeds of both ourbody and mindSchool BasedMental Healththerapy allowsstudents to gethelp at ourschool.Females andmales candevelop amentalillnessExercisereleases brainchemicals thathelp "tame"anxiety &depression.Anxiety isthe mostcommonmentalillness50.5% of adults inthe U.S. who havehad a problemwith substanceabuse also sufferfrom mentalillness.Mental health isan importantpart of yourhealth andoverall well-being1 in 20 U.S.adultsexperienceserious mentalillness (SMI)each yearThe rate of mentalhealth disordersdoubles for thosewho have been towar or livedthrough a majordisaster.If you're worriedabout a friend'smental health,it's good to helpthem talk with acaring adult.Many factors canlead to mentalillness, includinggenetics, physicalillness or injury,and traumatic lifeexperiences.

Mental Health Awareness Facts - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. ADHD is a mental health condition
  2. Therapy is a great treatment option
  3. Mental illness does not define you
  4. 1 in 5 U.S. adults experience mental illness each year
  5. Talking about your feelings helps
  6. If you are struggling you can call or text the national suicide prevention hotline at 988
  7. Learning about mental health facts will help decrease the stigma
  8. 1 in 6 U.S. youth aged 6-17 experience a mental health disorder each year
  9. 42% of people in the U.S. often feel anxious and depressed
  10. Each year, serious mental illnesses cost the U.S. almost $200 billion in lost earnings
  11. Eating disorders affect 16 million people
  12. We wear green for mental health awareness
  13. Depression is common. It affects people of all ages, genders & races. There are many treatments to help.
  14. People may be embarrassed to talk about their feelings. Getting help is "worth it".
  15. Use positive Self Talk
  16. Depression is a mental illness
  17. Some people lack transportation to go to therapy sessions. Virtual therapy can help.
  18. If you have a mental illness building a support network will help
  19. Caring for our health and well-being involves attending to the needs of both our body and mind
  20. School Based Mental Health therapy allows students to get help at our school.
  21. Females and males can develop a mental illness
  22. Exercise releases brain chemicals that help "tame" anxiety & depression.
  23. Anxiety is the most common mental illness
  24. 50.5% of adults in the U.S. who have had a problem with substance abuse also suffer from mental illness.
  25. Mental health is an important part of your health and overall well-being
  26. 1 in 20 U.S. adults experience serious mental illness (SMI) each year
  27. The rate of mental health disorders doubles for those who have been to war or lived through a major disaster.
  28. If you're worried about a friend's mental health, it's good to help them talk with a caring adult.
  29. Many factors can lead to mental illness, including genetics, physical illness or injury, and traumatic life experiences.