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Mental Health Matters
Alternate Wednesdays
This series by Eric Litwiller of the Mental Health Association of South Central Kansas looks at mental health in the Wichita area. It is in conjunction with the Wichita Journalism Collaborative.
Latest Episodes
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Eric Litwiller talks about anxiety disorders.
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Eric Litwiller says to follow your instincts if you notice changes in the mental health of a loved one.
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Eric Litwiller says mental illness looks like anything. And considering it affects children, seniors, families, veterans, CEO’s and the homeless alike, it also looks like everything.
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Eric Litwiller says mental illnesses can emerge during retirement.
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Eric Litwiller says anxiety disorders are generally very treatable, especially the earlier they are caught.
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Eric Litwiller says telehealth is another way to receive mental health care.
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Eric Litwiller says that a patient's history is important when diagnosing mental illness.
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Eric Litwiller says diagnosing ADHD correctly is important.
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Eric Litwiller says for most businesses, employee turnover cost is well into the thousands.