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Integrate treatment with MEB health promotion and MEB disorder prevention Mental Health First Aid Long-Lasting Protective Interventions Address the stigma and devaluation of mental health services Establish reporting and advertising policies that do not glamorize alcohol and substance abuse or stigmatize MEB disorders Offer resources to social support, resiliency training, problem-solving skills to individuals and their networks Develop written plans on the integration of MEB health promotion, MEB disorder prevention, treatment and recovery Identify opportunities to support training in integration of MEB promotion, MEB disorder prevention and treatment services Bi-directional data sharing between mental health, substance abuse, and primary care providers Address the Mental Health Hygiene Laws in NY State Positive Parenting Program (Triple P) Familias Unidas Mental Health First Aid The FRIENDS Program Changing the Context to Make Individuals' Decisions Healthy Advocate addressing the common protective factors, such as parent engagement and social connectedness, and risk factors for mental, emotional and behavioral well-being and disorder prevention such as poverty and exposure to violence Consider evidence-based strategies to reduce underage drinking, such as those promulgated by the U.S. Surgeon General and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Reduce stigma regarding mental health issues and suicide Address the stigma and devaluation of mental health services Measure and make available local and State data on MEB well-being and MEB disorder prevention to increase transparency and quality on practice Support integration of prevention and treatment across the lifespan Address the Mental Health Hygiene Laws in NY State Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) Community Trials to Reduce High Risk Drinking Screening in Primary Care settings and substance abuse programs Increase help-seeking behavior Socioeconomic Factors Advocate for addressing the common protective factors, such as parent engagement and social connectedness, and risk factors for mental, emotional and behavioral well-being and disorder prevention, such as poverty and exposure to violence Address the Mental Health Hygiene Laws in NY State
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