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As part of Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, Torrie Osterholm, District of Columbia National Guard Director of Psychological Health, encourages members to #BeThere and take the time to establish trust with those who seek help are critical components to helping break the stigma of getting mental health assistance.
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WASHINGTON - As part of Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, Torrie Osterholm, District of Columbia National Guard Director of Psychological Health, encourages members to #BeThere and take the time to establish trust with those who seek help are critical components to helping break the stigma of getting mental health assistance.


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