In: Awareness Days & Events
Mental Health Awareness Week: Raising Awareness in the Police Force
One in five adults will experience mental illness in a given year. Mental illness affects everyone directly or indirectly through family,…
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Mental Illness and Bullying and Understanding the Connection
According to the American Psychological Association, bullying is a form of aggressive behavior in which someone intentionally and repeatedly causes another…
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The Importance of Talking About Mental Health with Your Child
The first week of October is Mental Health Awareness Week, where communities come together to educate and spread awareness about the…
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Mental Health Statistics in Native Americans: Numbers Don’t Lie
Native Americans represent less than two percent of the US population but they make up eight percent of those who are…
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Suicide Prevention Awareness Month: How Can We Do Better?
September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness month, a time where communities can come together and share their stories and resources to…
Read MoreRed Ribbon Week: October 23-31
The Red Ribbon Campaign, founded by the National Family Partnership, formerly the National Federation of Parents for Drug Free Youth, advocates…
Read MoreIn the News: National Bullying Prevention Month
October is National Bullying Prevention month and according to statistics approximately 30% of students are bullied in school. The San Luis…
Read MoreMental Health and Eating Disorders in the News: June, 2018
Mental Health and Eating Disorders in the News: June, 2018 Eating disorders and mental health disorders are recognized by psychologists and…
Read MoreMental Health Awareness Month
May is Mental Health Month: #4Mind4Body Approximately one in five adults in the United States, 43.8 million, or 18.5%, experiences a mental…
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Survivors of Suicide Day Part 1
Survivor Day is the one day a year when people affected by suicide loss gather around the world at events in…
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