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COVID-19 ResponseWe're hereduring trying times.
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To get toLife's Peaks,Start at Valley
Public Educators Support Group
While many teachers and administrators are trying to engage students, they face pandemic-related stressors like economic uncertainty, concern for the safety of loved ones, and anxiety about the future. They also have the daunting challenge ...
Read ArticleWinter Blues or Something Serious?
Many people experience a mood shift during the colder, darker days of winter. Getting out of bed means being greeted by the cold bathroom floor. Taking a walk around the block means coming back with ...
Read ArticleDecember is Seasonal Affective Disorder Awareness Month
During the month of December, awareness is being built around seasonal affective disorder. Also referred to as SAD or seasonal depression, there treatment is available for this disorder and hope can be found for the ...
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Focus on Mental Health
The Facts of Anxiety
When panic and anxiety symptoms escalate into anxiety attacks and panic attacks, it may be an anxiety disorder. Anxiety disorders…
Nearly 20% Suffer Anxiety, Let’s Talk About it at Work
“I told the CEO that I was on Zoloft and was transitioning to Wellbutrin,” Mastromonaco said. “I can react strongly to meds, so I was worried switching would shift my mood and wanted her to …
Perfectionist Millennials Prone to Anxiety and Depression
So many millennials are suffering from the ills of perfectionism that psychologists are issuing warnings and schools are emphasizing the need to both strive and accept failure. On Thursday, Northwestern is holding its first event …
Are You One of The 40 Million Impacted By Anxiety?
Getting help for anxiety starts with educating yourself about anxiety and knowing that you are not alone; there are 40 million people in America suffering from severe anxiety or an anxiety disorder.
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Obsesive Compulsive Disorder
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Social Anxiety Disorder
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Panic Disorder
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General Anxiety Disorder
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Phobias
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Major Depressive Disorder
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Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Case Managers Make a measurable impact in a community that needs you.
Case Managers work directly and regularly with at-risk populations and people receiving regular services from Valley Oaks. They are on the front lines of mental health.
Community Impact
At-Risk Population
Work with a community that is in the most need of help.
Impact Education
Help to educate the community on mental health concerns.
One-on-One Care
Work individually with clients and make change in their lives.
Personal Impact
Valuable Job Skills
Gain important job skills to kickstart a career in mental health or anywhere else.
Impact Your Community
Make a change in the place you live that will improve your community in a real way.
Work with Kids
Work directly with children and adolescents who need help with mental health needs.