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Mental Health

Masculinity, mental health, and substance use

June 19, 2025

In many communities, men have been revered as the steadfast providers and protectors of their families. Societally, we hold a belief that men are the stronger sex— both mentally and physically. It’s hard not to notice that every uncle, cousin, brother, father, or grandfather has never shared a feeling of anxiety, stress, or the struggles that often accompany life’s challenges. … [Read more...] about Masculinity, mental health, and substance use

An undeniable connection: Substance use and mental health

May 22, 2025

Her nerves are bad. He’s got the blues. They’re back on the bottle again. We’ve all heard these statements to describe someone who is struggling. Every one of us knows what it feels like to be overwhelmed, day after day, with no end in sight. So, what do we do? We find ways to manage. Not a moral failing Everyone has different strategies for staying afloat, … [Read more...] about An undeniable connection: Substance use and mental health

Addressing stigma: Mental health conversations in black communities

February 20, 2025

By RISE Drug Free MKE Mental health stigma within black communities remains an on-going challenge, deeply rooted with historical trauma and systemic mistrust. The history of discrimination, along with cultural and socioeconomic factors, has contributed to a silence around mental health issues. Yet, within this complex story, there is also a rich tradition of resilience and … [Read more...] about Addressing stigma: Mental health conversations in black communities

Feeling election blues? Five reasons to unplug from news and social media

November 14, 2024

Feeling overwhelmed by the constant swath of political news and social media updates about election outcomes? You’re not alone. As the dust settles from the 2024 election season, now is the perfect time to take a step back and reclaim your peace of mind. Unplugging from the digital world can do wonders for your mental health and overall well-being. That’s especially true if … [Read more...] about Feeling election blues? Five reasons to unplug from news and social media

More black men are embracing therapy in 2024, here’s why…

October 31, 2024

In recent years, mental health conversations have expanded within the black community, and black men are increasingly stepping into the conversation, seeking therapy to address mental health challenges. Here’s why more black men are embracing therapy in 2024. Current trends Therapy, once considered taboo or unnecessary, is seeing a rise in acceptance among black men. In … [Read more...] about More black men are embracing therapy in 2024, here’s why…

Mid-summer mental health check-in

July 25, 2024

By RISE Drug Free MKE While summer is associated with good times at the beach, music festivals, and backyard cookouts, it can be difficult to acknowledge that you may be struggling with your emotions. There is so much pressure to be active and engaged in the community that many forget to relax, recuperate, and reflect. But summer is a great time to do a mental health … [Read more...] about Mid-summer mental health check-in

Join our ‘Discover Wellness Walk’ on May 18

May 9, 2024

By RISE Drug Free MKE Join RISE Drug Free MKE and Community Advocates Public Policy Institute on Saturday, May 18, for a free community event highlighting Mental Health Awareness. The Discover Wellness Walk is a family-friendly event that will take place from 10 a.m. to 12 noon in Cathedral Square Park. It will include seven stations where community partners will share … [Read more...] about Join our ‘Discover Wellness Walk’ on May 18

‘Leap into Wellness’ hosts mental illness summit

November 16, 2023

On Saturday October 28, 2023, former Green Packer and Hall of Fammer, LeRoy Butler, held a Mental Health Summit at the Baird Center located in downtown Milwaukee. The summit was well attended by guest speakers from the community including Police Chief Jeffrey Norman, Milwaukee County Sheriff Denita Ball, and so many more who spoke on how we as a community embrace mental health. … [Read more...] about ‘Leap into Wellness’ hosts mental illness summit

Milwaukee County celebrates grand opening of new North Side Mental Health Clinic

July 6, 2023

In an ongoing effort to address mental health within Milwaukee County, officials celebrated on Friday, June 2, 2023 the latest step made toward ensuring people in the community have access to essential services. "This movement is necessary, this movement is pivotal," said Dr. Aronica V. Williams, the chief medical officer for Milwaukee Health Services Incorporated. "The … [Read more...] about Milwaukee County celebrates grand opening of new North Side Mental Health Clinic

Top 3 mental health issues affecting black men

February 9, 2023

Mental health has become a prevalent topic in today’s world, especially after the effects of the pandemic. More specifically,black men have been hit very hard due to the economic hardships resulting from the shutdowns. This article will discuss the three most common mental health disorders that plagued black men and how you can fight back against the symptoms and take … [Read more...] about Top 3 mental health issues affecting black men

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