
UCLA Depression Grand Challenge
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@UCLA Depression Grand Challenge is committed to cutting the global burden of depression in 1/2 by 2050. (For #SustainableLA follow @UCLASustainLA)
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Itās normal to feel anxious or sad, but sometimes, these feelings can make it difficult for us to do what we need to do. Try practicing the Five Cs coping strategies to manage feelings of stress & visit the UCLA #COVID19CarePackage at standtogether.ucla.edu/five-strategie⦠to learn more.



An assessment by UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs found that although many Angelenos experienced anxiety & anger in the past year, they have shown remarkable resilience. Strategies for managing feelings of anxiety & depression are available in UCLAās #COVID19CarePackage at standtogether.ucla.edu.


Today at 9AM PT Doc Rivers & Kevin Love are going 1-2-1 to talk about the importance of checking in. Exec. Did. Michelle Craske of @ucla #DepressionGrandChallenge will also join to share some wisdom. Tune in on IG to watch them open up! instagram.com/mentalhealthco⦠#MentalHealthMonth




In the UCLA #COVID19CarePackage, we share 7 tips & techniques you can apply to your own situation, whether you're returning to work, working from home, or continuing to serve as an essential worker. Visit standtogether.ucla.edu/return-to-work/ to access these free online mental health tools.


Re-entry anxiety is real. As businesses reopen across the country & people continue to return to work, many are experiencing stress from resuming in-person interactions. Check out UCLAās #COVID19CarePackage at standtogether.ucla.edu/return-to-work/ for tips on how to navigate re-entry.






Timed just in advance of #WorldMentalHealthDay, Project Healthy Minds summarized 5 takeaways from their latest national survey of 1,300+ Millennials & Gen-Zers. A few observations about mental health were expected but we thought there were some surprises. See if you agree. #LetsTalk

Michelle Craske, leading mental health researcher and co-director of UCLA Depression Grand Challenge Depression Grand Challenge was cited by Apple this week as part of the new updates to iOS mental health features across its devices. ucla.in/43N0RZi




