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Mental Health Navigation Line Now Open for College Students Statewide with Special Holiday Hours

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Mental Health Navigation Line Now Open for College Students Statewide with Special Holiday Hours

As the holidays approach, Texans are highly concerned about mental health issues as a result of COVID-19, but one college organization is working to do something about it. The College Health Alliance of Texas (CHAT) is launching a partnership with Grant Halliburton Foundation and the Okay to Say™ mental health public awareness campaign to bring resources to college students who may face mental health struggles over the holidays.

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A Holiday Message From the Foundation

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A Holiday Message From the Foundation

For Grant Halliburton Foundation, 2020 will be remembered as a year of resilience, something we teach to children and teens nearly every day. Resilience is all about continuing to move forward in the face of life’s hurdles. This year has been the ultimate test of resilience, and we’ve done our best to meet the challenges head-on.

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COVID-19 Frontline Workers: Coping with Stress, Seeking Help, and Breaking Stigma

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COVID-19 Frontline Workers: Coping with Stress, Seeking Help, and Breaking Stigma

Before the COVID-19 pandemic, working in healthcare was already stressful. As coronavirus cases continue to rise in Dallas County, it’s not surprising that depression and anxiety are heightened given the grim reality surrounding the pandemic.

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Exploring Anxiety During COVID-19

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Exploring Anxiety During COVID-19

As Director of the Mental Health Navigation Line, I’ve seen a notable increase in anxiety-related symptoms due to stressors brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. Most people I speak with describe physical changes they’re experiencing and often ask if they should call their medical doctor in case they’re sick with the flu or possibly COVID-19.

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