Do You Think You Need Help?
Trillium Health Resources encourages our members and the public to be well-informed about their diagnoses and conditions. Where a person physically and socially lives, learns, works and plays all have a tremendous impact. We share the resources below that offer online assessments and anonymous tools to help improve well-being. These links can help educate and empower members and their families to help bring up any concerns with their providers. You are your own best advocate!
Physical Health
A healthy diet, physical activity, and quitting smoking all can have a positive effect on physical and mental well-being. |
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Healthy weight (Body Mass Index, or BMI) maintenance for adult men and non-pregnant women:
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Healthy weight(Body Mass Index, or BMI) for children ages 2-19yrs
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Encouraging physical activity:
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Encouraging physical activity :
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Healthy Eating:
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Healthy Eating:
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Meal Planning and Tracking Tools:
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Milestone Tracker
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Smoking and tobacco use cessation:
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Mental Health
Stress, traumatic events, and life situations can impact mental health the same as chemical imbalances in the brain. |
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Managing Stress:
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Managing Stress:
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Safe Schools Healthy Kids free online training and tip sheets related to depression, stress, substance use, and more for teachers, school staff, and parents. |
Safe Schools Healthy Kids free online training and tip sheets related to depression, stress, substance use, and more for teachers, school staff, and parents. |
Identifying psychiatric symptoms through self-assessment:
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Identifying psychiatric symptoms through self-assessment:
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Self-Monitoring
Regular check-ins of your emotions, stress levels, and body can help prevent more serious issues in the future. |
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DIY self-management tools:
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DIY self-management tools:
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Safe Schools Healthy Kids free online training and tip sheets related to depression, stress, substance use, and more for teachers, school staff, and parents. | |
Substance Abuse
Drinking too much alcoholic beverages or using drugs can be cause for concern. Drugs can include those prescribed to someone else, or illegal drugs purchased on the street. |
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Avoiding At-Risk Drinking:
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Avoiding At-Risk Drinking:
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Drug Use:
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Drug Use:
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Safe Schools Healthy Kids free online training and tip sheets related to depression, stress, substance use, and more for teachers, school staff, and parents. | Safe Schools Healthy Kids free online training and tip sheets related to depression, stress, substance use, and more for teachers, school staff, and parents. |
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Emergency/Disaster preparation:
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