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Advocates Celebrate Supreme Court Decision To Ban Juvenile Death Penalty

Teens and Parents Say ADHD Treatment Works

Consumer-Run Mental Health Organizations Receive Boost

First Person: The Dignity of Risk

What Are You Doing For Mental Health Month?

Federal Policy Update

Research Notes

NMHA’s June Annual Conference Offers the Latest Tools and Strategies

NMHA Launches New Online Workplace Mental Health Initiative

Visit NMHA’s newest site dedicated to workplace mental health issues. The “MIND Your Health: In the Workplace” section includes resources such as fact sheets, and links to important tools and information organizations can use to improve workplace mental health. Visit http://www.nmha.org/workplace today!

What’s Hot!

• Medicare Part D: Frequently Ask Questions and realted tools.Available at http://www.nmha.org/federal/MedicarePrescriptionDrugBenefit.cfm.
• May Is Mental Health educational materials. Available at http://www.nmha.org/may.
• The latest issue of State Advocacy Update: Winter 2005. Available at http://www.nmha.org/sau.
• Talking to Kids About School Safety fact sheet. Available at www.nmha.org/infoctr/factsheets/talkingtoKidsaboutSchoolSafety.cfm.
• Bullying and What to Do About It fact sheet. Available at http://www.nmha.org/pbedu/backtoschool/bullying.cfm.
• Antidepressant Medications and Children: Tips for Parents fact sheet. Available at http://www.nmha.org/infoctr/factsheets/antidepressantsChildrenTips.cfm.
• Affiliates Only! Federal Grant Writing tips and resources on the Affiliate-Only section of NMHA’s Web site at http://www.nmha.org/affiliateonly.