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ADAA is a nonprofit organization dedicated to informing the public about anxiety, depression, OCD, PTSD, and related disorders and their treatments.
Silver Spring, MDtap.bio/triumphoveranx…Joined August 2010

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Catch the latest updates in ADAA's July Triumph e-newsletter! Learn about why we celebrate BIPOC mental health month (which is July!), the new mental health crisis line 988, and upcoming webinars and professional blogs. Check out the newsletter here: ow.ly/SSJk50K1W1x
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"The number of ways people deal with trauma is the number of people who exist and experience trauma," ADAA member says. "For some people, there's detachment. For some, it's loss of hope... Some people channel their emotions into action."
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Actress opens up about the mental health crisis she faced and addressed how Asian Americans don't talk about their mental health struggles. "I'm not poised or graceful or perfect," Wu says. "I'm emotional. I make mistakes."
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Self-care can often be seen as a privilege that is not available to those within BIPOC communities. Read more about how the importance of self- care and the impact self-care has on the mental health of those within the BIPOC community.
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There are many misconceptions and myths about Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD). We've compiled a list of 10 common myths and provided the reality for each of them. Check it out: ow.ly/r4V650JXfym
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Beginning tomorrow, July 16, anyone in the United States will be able to text or call 988 to reach trained counselors who can help them cope with a mental health emergency and direct them to other resources. Read the full article here:
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*Trigger Warning: Suicide, Self-Harm Waylon shares their story about how they went from struggling with depression and chronic PTSD in their teens to finding help and support from organizations like ADAA and Coleman Health Services. Read Waylon's story: ow.ly/Rmxo50JULst
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Acne excoriée, also known as skin-picking, is a disorder defined by the uncontrollable desire to pick, scratch, or rub acne lesions. ADAA member , PsyD, ABPP, shares why it falls under the realm of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD).
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