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The American Psychological Association (APA) Practice Directorate and the Office of Public Communications have developed an award winning, national public education campaign, Talk to Someone Who Can Help, to shape evolving trends in health care. Our goal is to educate and inform the American public on when and how to seek help for emotional problems, and to remove the information gap that inhibits access to appropriate care and treatment.

This campaign provides an opportunity for psychologists to form a partnership with the American public to ensure that every person struggling to cope in these increasingly stressful times has the knowledge to make an informed decision about seeking psychological care, and has access to the treatment and care they require.

   
 



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