Behavioral Health Resources

Some journeys are similar, and others are completely unique. No matter your path, we’re here for every baby step and deep breath. Explore this collection of resources for you and those you love.
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Mental health guidance for members

Get tips on living a balanced life, hear from Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan members and see your options for care.

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Parents

You've got the most important job in the world. Let us help you through it.

View the parents' guide
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Women

Make time for your behavioral health with these programs and services.

View the women's guide
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Men

Check in on your mental fitness and learn how to get confidential support.

View the men's guide
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Seniors

Staying fit and active also means taking care of your mental health.

See the seniors' guide
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Caregivers

Finding a balance of caring for yourself while caring for others isn't an easy task. We can help.

See the caregivers' guide
Mental health for physical health

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MI Blue Daily

How inactivity impacts mental health

Researchers have found that 30 minutes of exercise per day, three to five days a week, can significantly improve depression or anxiety symptoms.

Learn how to feel better
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MI Blue Daily

Job-related stress

Self-care helps keep the Sunday scaries at bay.

Read about Sunday scaries
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MI Blue Daily

Youth wellness

When to seek help for children and teens.

Learn about youth mental health
Substance use and crisis support

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Resource

Opioid epidemic

One in four Americans knows someone who is facing or has died from opioid addiction.

Learn about opioids
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MI BLUE DAILY

Tips for getting stress and anxiety under control

Fifty percent of us, at some point, will have a diagnosable mental health condition.

Get expert tips
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A Healthier Michigan

When kids cut: Understanding self-harm

Self-harm is a mental health behavior some adolescents and teens keep secret.

Prevent self-harm
Stigma education

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MI Blue Daily

Men's mental health

Seeking support offers best health outcomes.

Reduce the stigma
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BCBSM

Stigma in minority communities

Understand the mental health stigmas in African American and Latino communities.

Know the facts
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A Healthier Michigan

First-hand account of stigma

Learn about mental health stigma from someone who's experienced it themself.

Read the story

The information contained on this webpage is for educational purposes only. Nothing on this webpage is intended to be, nor should be used as or relied upon as, professional medical advice. Nothing contained on this webpage is intended to be used for medical diagnosis or treatment. For medical advice, or to receive medical diagnosis or treatment, consult with your health care provider.

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