In: Awareness Days & Events
Four Ways Mental Health is Commonly Shamed
May is Mental Health Awareness Month and since 1949, organizations across the United States have been actively trying to promote awareness…
Read MoreNational Suicide Prevention Week: September 9-15th 2018
September 9-15th is National Suicide Prevention week organized by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. “If you have experienced the suicide…
Read MoreNational Suicide Month: Suicide Affects Everyone, Including Celebrities
Suicide and Celebrities National Suicide Month is September and 2018, in particular, has been an incredibly hard year for society across…
Read MoreNational Safety Month: Seeking Help For Substance Abuse on and off the Job
Who is affected? June is National Safety Month, an observance organized by the National Safety Council (NSC) with the goal of…
Read MoreNational Recovery Month: How to Be Successful in Recovery
How to Be Successful in Recovery September is National Recovery Month, initiated by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration….
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The Head to Heart Connection: Mental Health and Heart Disease
The human heart is one of the most important organs in the body as it delivers oxygenated blood to every organ…
Read MoreMental Health Awareness Week 2018: Debunking Myths About Mental Illness
An alarming rise in depression and anxiety and a 30% rise in suicides since 1999 point to a major crisis in…
Read MoreNational Depression Screening Day: October 11
Mental Health Awareness Week is held every year in October to raise awareness about mental health disorders in an effort to…
Read MoreTrigger-or-Treat: Halloween in Recovery
October is officially here which means that Halloween is right around the corner! Most individuals spend their time thinking about costumes,…
Read MoreNational Bullying Prevention Month: Understanding the Bully
National Bullying Prevention Month is a nationwide campaign founded in 2006 by PACER’s National Bullying Prevention Center. The campaign is held…
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