MyStrength 

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At COMTREA, we provide tools to support the health of our staff and individuals served. We are excited to offer myStrength, a digital resource to promote mental health and well-being. myStrength allows us to extend FREE and unlimited accounts to our consumers, our community, and our friends and family. With myStrength you can:

  • Track your mood online
  • Provides information, management and technical resources
  • Manage depressive or anxious thoughts
  • Access and share inspirations
  • Get help on the go with the mobile app
  • Explore hundreds of articles and activities

Addiction Center

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Addiction Center is an all-in-one information guide. 100% free to use and navigate, Addiction Center provides the most updated information on drugs and addiction. Whether you are an addict or a family member, Addiction Center has the tools and guidance you need for the road to recovery. Addiction can affect anyone, and Addiction Center can help those people.

Addiction Center's goal is to help these individuals and loved ones by providing them with information and support on different substances, addictions, and recovery support.

United Way of Greater St. Louis

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Helping people live their best possible lives

  • Efficiently raises and allocates funds to support a strong network of quality agencies and services
  • Provides information, management and technical resources
  • Identifies critical issues and unmet needs
  • Builds collaborations with the public and private sectors to meet those needs

Children's Trust Fund

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The Children’s Trust Fund (CTF) is Missouri’s foundation for child abuse.The Children’s Trust Fund envisions children and families free to grow and reach their full potential in a nurturing and healthy environment, free from child abuse and neglect. CTF’s primary function is to fund child abuse and neglect prevention programs throughout the State that focus on parent education and support, mentoring, infant nurturing, community education, grandparent support, staff training and development, home visits for parents, crisis intervention, crisis nursery, safe crib/safe sleep for infants, school-based prevention education, father initiatives, and research. CTF’s prevention literature is available free of charge to Missouri residents.

Jefferson County Network of Care

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This website is a resource for individuals, families and agencies concerned with mental health. It provides information about mental health services, laws, and related news, as well as communication tools and other features. Regardless of where you begin your search for assistance with mental health issues, the Network of Care helps you find what you need - it helps ensure that there is "No Wrong Door" for those who need services. This website can greatly assist in our efforts to protect our greatest human asset - our beautiful minds.

Love and Logic

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Love and Logic provides simple and practical techniques to help teachers and parents have less stress and more fun while raising responsible kids. Love and Logic offers many useful techniques that teachers and parents can begin experimenting with immediately.

  • Locking–in sadness or empathy before delivering consequences
  • Setting limits with enforceable statements
  • Sharing control through lots of small choices
  • Building relationships with the One Sentence Intervention
  • Neutralizing arguing with the Brain Dead technique
  • The Anticipatory Consequence

Mental Help

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A national web developed and maintained by CMHC Systems, a leading provider of mental health software which directs one to a variety of information related to mental health topics.

Procovery Circle

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What is Procovery? Procovery is a new vision of self-help and personal empowerment where personal experience, culture, and strengths are embraced. With the focus on starting where you are and moving forward rather than looking backward regardless of the level of health assumed attainable. Procovery support groups are growing throughout the country – “Just start anywhere” is a key principle that provides hope and encouragement.

The Clearinghouse

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A consumer-run national technical assistance center serving the mental health consumer movement. It helps connect individuals to self-help and advocacy resources, and offers expertise to self- help groups and other peer-run services for mental health consumers.

Behavioral Health Response St. Louis

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A St. Louis based access-crisis line created by COMTREA, BJC Behavioral Health, Crider Center, and Hopewell Community Mental Health Centers. The site provides an extensive St. Louis resource list and links to other helping sites. An excellent section on general information about mental illness is beneficial to any one with questions.

National Institute on Drug Abuse

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NIDA was established in 1974, and in October 1992 it became part of the National Institutes of Health, Department of Health and Human Services. The Institute is organized into divisions and offices, each of which plays an important role in programs of drug abuse research. The site provides the most up to date information on a variety of drugs including alcohol.

National Parent Teacher Association

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Parents can take an active role in lowering their children's risk and helping them grow up alcohol- and drug-free. To help parents learn what they can do, the National PTA has created: Common Sense: Strategies for Raising Alcohol- and Drug-Free Children. Designed for parents with children who are in elementary school.

Jefferson County Information Network 

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Jefferson Online Information Network is a Community Information Network (CIN) for Jefferson County, Missouri

Parents as Teachers

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Parents as Teachers Program is a free program offered to all residents of Missouri who have children under the age of 3.

Mary Kay Ash Charitable Foundation

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Throughout her life, Mary Kay Ash showed others how to live. She gave hope to women who lacked opportunity and self-esteem, and financial support to the causes she believed in. Although her special light is no longer with us, her legacy of love continues through the Mary Kay Ash Charitable Foundation, which she began in 1996. The mission of the MKACF is two-fold:

  • We are committed to eliminating cancers affecting women by supporting top medical scientists who are searching for a cure for breast, uterine, cervical and ovarian cancers.
  • We are committed to ending the epidemic of violence against women by providing grants to women’s shelters and supporting community outreach programs.

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