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US mental health clinical and program reference: NIMH research-based condition guidance, SAMHSA treatment locator and program standards, CDC behavioral health surveillance data, and peer-reviewed practice guidelines summarized from federal clinical resources — grounded exclusively in nimh.nih.gov, samhsa.gov, and cdc.gov. General reference only, never crisis intervention or individualized treatment; crisis resources point to 988.

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