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Language lives on for tribes in Oklahoma despite determined erasure attempts

From KOSU

More than a century after U.S. Indian boarding schools attempted to erase Indigenous cultures and languages, tribal nations in Oklahoma are working to reclaim and teach their languages to the youth. Despite research showing how language learning can improve mental health outcomes, world language credits are not required for graduation following recent state legislation.

Mental health advocates fight stigma to curb conditions that can kill new moms in Georgia

From WABE

A couple of years ago after having her second baby, Jana Kogon barely slept.

The Atlanta mom’s mind kept racing with thoughts of all the bad things that could happen. Her fears all revolved around her children, she said.

So-called insurance ‘clawbacks’ are driving Georgia mental health therapists into private practice

From Georgia Public Broadcasting

Many therapists want to be accessible to clients with insurance, but doing so is risky when billing errors and complex coding rules lead insurance companies to “claw back” previously paid reimbursements.

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In a pandemic, people might know they need food or housing. But how do you help them realize they also need therapy?

June 3, 2022 |

From the Chicago Tribune

As the pandemic wore on, Kayode Martin felt stuck. He’d graduated virtually, a high school senior when COVID-19 arrived in Chicago. A year later, in 2021, he was working at a store but struggling to find a routine that felt on good footing.

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