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Shrink Link, an organization that provides assistance to those with psychiatric concerns, has announced the launch of their brand new website and mobile app. Both the website and app provide educational videos about psychiatric problems and your personal mental health educator is available on a weekly webinar to answer your questions. 

George Glumac, the experienced educator behind Shrink Link, commented “Twenty-five percent of the population suffers from biological mental illness which includes clinical depression, anxiety disorders, bipolar disorders and ADHD. This is a public health catastrophe exceeding heart disease and cancer. More tragically, 70% of these people are undiagnosed and untreated. But most of these problems can be rapidly and effectively relieved.

So many people worry about their issues but have no idea of the cause. Mental health afflictions cause suffering in all the areas of a person’s life including education, work, family and relationships. Rather than live in misery, we want to give people the opportunity to educate themselves about their symptoms, find out more about specific problems and disorders, and get practical answers and solutions to their problems that they can use to improve their lives starting today.”

By logging on to shrink link website, people can connect with adult and child mental health educator George Glumac and review the in-depth articles, audios, and videos that are provided in the ever-growing resource library and blog. George is available to answer all members’ questions by weekly podcasts. Shrink Link has also provided a mobile app that allows people access all the website’s resources wherever they are.

As George comments, “For the cost of 2 Starbucks coffees a month, people can connect personally with me and have access to all of the videos and articles we have made available. We believe wholeheartedly in the mission of Shrink Link and are looking forward to having the opportunity to help people get their lives back on track.”