Seth Kahan

That's right. There's going to be a lot of work, I think, about the fairness of that in the years ahead. I'm seeing a swell of activism about there's going to be small groups, grassroots groups, saying we need to be treated fairly by our insurance companies.

And the implication is that they need to be processing the health insurance in a way that supports people in getting the treatment that they need.

And the implication is that they need to be processing the health insurance in a way that supports people in getting the treatment that they need.

And the implication is that they need to be processing the health insurance in a way that supports people in getting the treatment that they need.

Well, one thing is that I would like people to think about their friends, their family, their colleagues, themselves, that could use some assistance, some treatment. And the most important thing if you're really isolated or you haven't told anybody is to find someone to talk to. That's like the most important thing. And it does not have to be a licensed professional.

Well, one thing is that I would like people to think about their friends, their family, their colleagues, themselves, that could use some assistance, some treatment. And the most important thing if you're really isolated or you haven't told anybody is to find someone to talk to. That's like the most important thing. And it does not have to be a licensed professional.

Well, one thing is that I would like people to think about their friends, their family, their colleagues, themselves, that could use some assistance, some treatment. And the most important thing if you're really isolated or you haven't told anybody is to find someone to talk to. That's like the most important thing. And it does not have to be a licensed professional.

You can just start with someone you feel comfortable with. If you have a condition where you do need to be treated by a licensed professional, you'll get there. But the beginning is really moving out of isolation. That means a friend, a family member you trust, someone that you can open up to about what you're facing so that you're not in it alone.

You can just start with someone you feel comfortable with. If you have a condition where you do need to be treated by a licensed professional, you'll get there. But the beginning is really moving out of isolation. That means a friend, a family member you trust, someone that you can open up to about what you're facing so that you're not in it alone.

You can just start with someone you feel comfortable with. If you have a condition where you do need to be treated by a licensed professional, you'll get there. But the beginning is really moving out of isolation. That means a friend, a family member you trust, someone that you can open up to about what you're facing so that you're not in it alone.

That's probably the biggest thing that I would say. And then in terms of stop stigma together, come to sst.community, sign up and start checking out the resources that we have, if that's of interest to you.

That's probably the biggest thing that I would say. And then in terms of stop stigma together, come to sst.community, sign up and start checking out the resources that we have, if that's of interest to you.

That's probably the biggest thing that I would say. And then in terms of stop stigma together, come to sst.community, sign up and start checking out the resources that we have, if that's of interest to you.

One of the things that I think is really helpful there is that if you're a small mental health service provider, you can get resources like advertisements or television shows or how-tos from other larger organizations for free. so that you don't have to spend the money and you can be confident that what you're getting is evidence-based. It's going to actually help you in your work.

One of the things that I think is really helpful there is that if you're a small mental health service provider, you can get resources like advertisements or television shows or how-tos from other larger organizations for free. so that you don't have to spend the money and you can be confident that what you're getting is evidence-based. It's going to actually help you in your work.

One of the things that I think is really helpful there is that if you're a small mental health service provider, you can get resources like advertisements or television shows or how-tos from other larger organizations for free. so that you don't have to spend the money and you can be confident that what you're getting is evidence-based. It's going to actually help you in your work.

Those are some of the big things.

Those are some of the big things.

Those are some of the big things.

I think that's key for every human being. You should be able to live the life you want to be able to live. I like the way you said that. There's another resource I just want to throw out because it was related to what we're saying. And this is not my organization, but I find these organizations because of my work. Covermymentalhealth.org.