South African Depression and Anxiety Group

Time 2020-07-26 08:05:36

Web Name: South African Depression and Anxiety Group

WebSite: http://www.sadag.org

ID:35136

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Depression,African,South,

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Research on Depression in the Workplace.For more information please click here Literacy is a luxury that many of us take for granted. We depend on written communication for information, guidance, and access to heath care information That is why SADAG created SPEAKING BOOKS and revolutionized the way information is delivered to low literacy communities. It's exactly what it sounds like.a book that talks to the reader in his or her local language, delivering critical information in an interactive, and educational way.The customizable 16-page book, accompanied by local celebrity audio recordings, ensures that vital health and social messages can be seen, heard, read and understood..We started with books on Teen Suicide prevention , HIV, AIDS and Depression, Understanding Mental Health and have developed over 30 titles, such as TB, Malaria, Polio, Vaccines for over 30 countries.Click here to see speaking books in actionClick here for sample book on clinical trialsClick here for latest press release 1.Click here for latest press release 2.Click here to connect to international site www.booksofhope.comSpeaking books for Health Care YouTube SADAG is Africa’slargest mental health support and advocacy group. On this website you will find comprehensive mental health information and resources to help you, a family member or loved one. [Read more]Online Toolkit on the SADAG website (www.sadag.org) with free resources, online videos, reliable resources, coping skills, online tools and info on social distancing, self-isolation, etcChat online with a counsellor 7 days a week from 9am - 4pm via the Cipla Whatsapp Chat Line 076 882 2775. SMS 31393 or 32312 and a counsellor will call you back – available 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. FREE online #Facebook Expert Chats daily, 1pm - 2pm on SADAG's Facebook Page.SADAG Helplines providing free telephonic counselling, information, referrals and resources 7 days a week, 24 hours a day – call 0800 21 22 23, 0800 70 80 90 or 0800 456 789 or the Suicide Helpline 0800 567 567. National and International Articles on COVID19 and Mental Health & Reliable Resources Men And DepressionMen in South Africa battle to come forward with mental health problems due often to the stigma attached to mental health. Dr Korb, psychiatrist and psychologist makes it clear and easy to understand the many ways to get help and a diagnosis. Click here. Anxiety And Panic AttacksDr Colinda Linde, well known CBT expert, specializing in panic and anxiety, answers questions you may have after you have received your diagnosis. Click here. Identifying Signs and Symptoms of Depression SuicideRadio presenter, GP and SADAG Board Member, Dr Sindi van Zyl, talks about identifying warning signs of Suicide and what to do to get help. She also shares her own personal experience of Depression and how she copes every day. Click hereBipolar DisorderIf you have recently been diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder, Dr Leigh Jeanet, Sandton Psychiatrist, specialising in bipolar will answer some of the questions you may have, after your diagnosis. Click here. Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)Shai Friedland (Cinical Psychologist) discusses Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and the way people can get help should they be suffering from OCD. Click here to view the video. Mental Health Stigma DiscriminationNkini Phasha speaks on the stigma surrounding mental health and discrimination that people endure within communities. Click here to view the video. If you think you may have Depression take this Self rating questionnaire and discuss the Findings with your Mental Health expert. Click here.If you think you have Bipolar Disorder take this self rating questionnaire and discuss the findings with your mental health expert. Click here.If you think you may have PTSD take this Self rating questionnaire and discuss the Findings with your Mental Health expert. Click here. If you think you may have Panic Anxiety take this Self rating questionnaire and discuss the Findings with your Mental Health expert. Click hereIf you think you may have Postnatal Depression take this Self rating questionnaire and discuss the Findings with your Mental Health expert. Click hereIf you think you may have ADHD take this Self rating questionnaire and discuss the Findings with your Mental Health expert. Click here Dr Reddy's Help Line0800 21 22 23Cipla 24hr Mental Health Helpline0800 456 789Pharmadynamics Police Trauma Line0800 20 50 26Adcock Ingram Depression and Anxiety Helpline0800 70 80 90ADHD Helpline0800 55 44 33Department of Social Development Substance Abuse Line 24hr helpline0800 12 13 14SMS 32312Suicide Crisis Line0800 567 567SADAG Mental Health Line011 234 4837Akeso Psychiatric Response Unit 24 Hour0861 435 787Cipla Whatsapp Chat Line076 882 2775 Teen Suicide Prevention Week16 - 23 FebruaryWorld Bipolar Day30 MarchBipolar Awareness Day26 MaySubstance Abuse Awareness Day26 JuneMental Health Awareness Month1 – 31 JulyPanic Awareness Day10 JulyWorld Suicide Prevention Day10 SeptemberWorld Mental Health Day10 October SADAG has an office in Durban with the support of Psychiatrist Dr Suvira Ramlall and Clinical Psychologist, Suntosh Pillay. Administrated by Lynn Norton The KZN Branch is deeply committed to:Launching new Support GroupsWorkshops on Mental HealthSchool Talks on Suicide PreventionCorporate WellnessFor KZN companiesRead more If you are interested in starting a Support Group, please contact Krystle on 0800 21 22 23. To find a Support Group in your area, please phone SADAG on 0800 21 22 23.

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