RI Dept of Behavioral Healthcare, Developmental Disabilities & Hospitals works to ensure individuals live meaningful, purposeful lives no matter their condition
Academic subjects are undoubtedly important, but some skills cannot be taught in schools. From preparing meals to doing household chores, here are life skills every teen should learn 👇
Need a mood boost? Get some fresh air and a walk. Even a short 10 minute burst of brisk walking increases mental alertness, energy and positive mood. Hope you have a chance to go out and enjoy the outside world!
#FreshAirWalk#HealthyHabits#MoodBoost
The Pandemic Cancelled It, and They Never Brought It Back takes readers into the daily lives of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities during the COVID‑19 pandemic using photos.
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Looking for a new job? Providence & Cranston are hosting an All-Industry Job Fair with 70+ R.I. employers (healthcare, education, manufacturing, hospitality). Meet employers and view openings.
📍 Rhodes on the Pawtuxet
📅 June 17, 2026
⏰ 12–2 PM
💼 Free
Transforming a negative self-image into a positive one is a journey of discovery and compassion. Notice negative thoughts and beliefs you hold; they're perceptions, not facts, and can change. Treat yourself with the kindness and understanding you'd give a friend.
Lots of good discussion from Eleanor Slater Hospital and the Rhode Island State Psychiatric Hospital at Tuesday's kickoff meeting with WellSky, the vendor that’s designing an Electronic Health Record System for the two hospitals.
Remember to store all your medications, both over the counter and prescriptions, in a secure place to protect your loved ones and visitors.
#RIPrevention#StaySafe
Share the number. Spread the word. Add the #988Lifeline (988) to your phone now—it could save a life later. Trained crisis counselors are available to talk 24/7/365. https://t.co/m1ViGrUAaA
Pride Month in June celebrates the LGBTQ+ community by promoting acceptance, equality, and love. It emphasizes progress in LGBTQ+ rights and the ongoing journey toward equality. Pride Month embraces diversity and inclusion while celebrating individuality and identity.
You often spend energy worrying about things you have little or no control over. It's hard to accept we can't control everything that happens in our lives. Don't focus on what you can't control—let it go and live your best life. #LetItGo
Time with family is an investment in love, support, and in today's busy world, prioritizing family is essential. Playing games, baking, or talking reinforces values, improves communication & provides emotional support. Time with family is an investment in love and support.