Mental Health Awareness Month

Increasing awareness is the first step to better mental health

Mental illness can affect anyone. Chances are, you or someone you know is living with a mental health condition. With appropriate treatment, people can manage mental health conditions, overcome challenges, and lead productive lives. During Mental Health Awareness Month, we support conversations that increase understanding and encourage people to reach out for help when needed.

Mental health issues can feel debilitating, but support is just a text or phone call away. Watch the video to learn about the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

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Whole-health approach to mental well-being

Discover the benefits of a holistic approach to mental health. Learn how integrating mind, body, and relationships can boost overall well-being.

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Managing U.S. Mental Healthcare Costs

Discover Carelon Behavioral Health's approach to reduce mental healthcare costs with proactive outreach, risk reduction, and community resources.

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Saving lives with early intervention

Learn about our suicide prevention program, which offers early intervention, safety planning, and after-hours support.

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A holistic approach to treating eating disorders

Learn how integrated care is especially important in treating eating disorders, which often have underlying mental health conditions.

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Experts develop new way to support people with opioid use disorder

Read what Carelon Behavioral Health senior leaders are saying about our innovative programs to combat substance and opioid use disorders.

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