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KPSM cadets learn about mental health from MHF.

September 5, 2022

KPSM cadets learn about mental health from MHF.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Cadets of the Police Force of Sint Maarten KPSM received a presentation on Friday, September 2, about the operations and healthcare resources of the Mental Health Foundation (MHF), the country’s mental health status, and collaborating with stakeholders to mitigate the stigma of Mental health.
Clinical Psychologist and MHF Clinic Coordinator Tameka Lambert registered nurse and case manager Dione Trustful, and psychologist and education and prevention officer Emmalexis Velasquez made the presentation to the cadets.
To keep the session interactive, there were role-playing scenarios that allowed the cadets to put the information they received into practice. This activity was well ...


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