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Becoming a new parent can be hard. It is normal to feel depressed, anxious, and overwhelmed after having a baby. You are not alone. Call or Text 1-833-852-6262 to connect with a trained counselor. #maternalMHmatters

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Capitol Showcase Entry: I’m an adult learner in the ENCORE Department, where I get to use my natural leadership skills every day. I love learning new things and always come to school ready to try something new. Singing in the... View more: buff.ly/JLw0YkG #MHAM2025

Capitol Showcase Entry: What’s it like to have borderline personality disorder? It’s like riding an emotional rollercoaster—one moment I’m on a high, and the next everything spirals out of control. Managing BPD is a daily struggle... View more: buff.ly/hIJLvEr #MHAM2025

Capitol Showcase Entry: I have Marfan’s Syndrome and paranoid schizophrenia. Marfan’s is why I’m taller than most people and why I metabolize food and medication quickly. I deal with a lot of symptoms from both conditions, but... View more: buff.ly/nUyNghK #MHAM2025

Capitol Showcase Entry: My name is Conner. I’m 11 years old and from Montgomery, Alabama. I’m the oldest of four siblings and a 5th-grade honor roll student at Alabama Connections Academy. I live with autism and an intellectual... View more: buff.ly/F3dWLKC #MHAM2025

Capitol Showcase Entry: I live with schizophrenia and ADHD, and I’ve faced the challenge of hearing voices. With the help of medication and therapy, I’ve been able to overcome a lot. I now live in a group home and am doing... View more: buff.ly/WvhxvIi #MHAM2025

ADMH has partnered with the Jefferson County Department of Health to offer free naloxone training! Learn how to use this life-saving tool in the event of an overdose.

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Steer the Conversation with the new Mental Health License Plate! ADMH is proud to announce a new license plate designed to steer the conversation about mental health, bring together friends and family, and support all Alabamians. Preorder your plate at buff.ly/FllGJdv.

June is Men's Health Month! Mental Health is an important part of our overall health. Symptoms of mental illness can differ in men from those in women. Recognizing the signs that you or someone you love may have a mental disorder is the first step toward getting the right help.

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Various state and local partners will be offering free wellness screenings, educational resources, and food, while supplies last, at a community-wide event on Wednesday, June 11, from 9 to 11 a.m., at Selma University.

The Alabama Department of Mental Health is closed today in observance of a state holiday. We will resume normal operations tomorrow.

Depression is a common but serious mood disorder. Depression can affect people of all ages, races, ethnicities, and genders. To learn more - buff.ly/3RtJMNb

Various state and local partners will be offering free wellness screenings, educational resources, and food, while supplies last, at a community-wide event on Wednesday, June 11, from 9 to 11 a.m., at Selma University.