2024 Mental Health Resource Guide for North Carolina - Edwards Jd LLM Rn, Lunar; Daniels Dmin MDIV, Carolyn
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This book will provide comprehensive resources in North Carolina concerning Mental Health. The Mental Health crisis continues to increase in the USA. Knowledge of resources is beneficial in obtaining treatment and support. North Carolina has a hundred (100) counties. Each chapter in this book covers a county. The counties have been listed in alphabetical order. The first chapter begins with Alamance County and the last chapter is allocated to Yancey County. Essential information about community resources is located in each county. Topics cover services for medical, substance abuse, mental…mehr

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This book will provide comprehensive resources in North Carolina concerning Mental Health. The Mental Health crisis continues to increase in the USA. Knowledge of resources is beneficial in obtaining treatment and support. North Carolina has a hundred (100) counties. Each chapter in this book covers a county. The counties have been listed in alphabetical order. The first chapter begins with Alamance County and the last chapter is allocated to Yancey County. Essential information about community resources is located in each county. Topics cover services for medical, substance abuse, mental health, legal, housing, transportation, food/clothing, and physical leisure activities.
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Lunar Edwards has worked as a public servant her entire life. She worked as a County Attorney in Illinois. She served as an Epidemiology Consultant with the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services. She worked as a Registered Nurse for a Psychiatric Hospital. She realizes the importance of identification of community resources for Mental Health. Dr. Carolyn Daniels is a native of Chapel Hill, North Carolina. She is a retired educator. She earned her Doctorate of Ministry degree in 2021. She currently serves as an associate pastor at her church and is an active member of the community. She became increasingly interested in mental health, especially during COVID. She realized that church members and the community had additional needs beyond their spiritual development. Their mental health was critical to their well-being. She hopes this book will be a valuable tool and resource for those dealing with mental health issues. Mr. Pratt is a retired educator. He earned his undergraduate degree at Shaw University in Raleigh, North Carolina. He earned his Masters degree at North Carolina State University. Most of his career was dedicated to working with the N.C. Department of Public Instruction.