FREE FAMILY MENTAL HEALTH QUIZ
If you’ve answered YES to any of these questions, you are in good company. Your awareness of yourself and those around you is an important step in evaluating your brain and mental health status and the status of those around you.
With the Billions of neurons and trillions of signals traveling along inside our heads, it’s no surprise that sometimes, something goes wrong. Unfortunately, it happens all of the time, and with your awareness and support, many of these issues can be diagnosed and treated.
Having a brain or mental health-related issue or condition is not a reflection on you, your family, or those around you.
These issues affect everyone, either directly at the family and caregiver levels, or indirectly through public programs and assistance. Through education and research, The United Brain Association strives to give those affected the knowledge to empower themselves and to overcome their afflictions.
START BY LOOKING AT YOUR FAMILY
Families often remain silent about mental health-related issues, often trying to avoid the social stigma and unfair judgments associated with these conditions. Many of these issues are hereditary and cannot be blamed on those afflicted. Concealment often leads to loneliness and isolation, making a treatable condition more difficult to resolve. With the improvement of diagnostic tools, treatments, and outcomes, there is increased optimism among researchers and practitioners that today’s mental health issues can become a thing of the past.
RELIEVE LONELINESS, IMPROVE RELATIONSHIPS, BECOME HAPPY
BECOME A MEMBER OF UNITED BRAIN ASSOCIATION
The United Brain Association funds education and research into over 600 brain and mental health-related issues. We support cutting edge research at universities and institutes including Johns Hopkins Medical Institute, Yale University Medical School, New York University – Langone School of Medicine. Through our website, we provide Brain Resources on more than 170 of these 600 brain and mental health-related issues and disorders. We share the Brain Stories from members of our community illustrating the trials and successes of our community as they overcome their own personal issues. With your support, we will continue to fund research, scholarships, and community-based outreach programs into brain and mental health-related issues.
BECOME A SUPPORTING MEMBER. PARTNER WITH US.
