Substance use concerns shouldn’t be handled alone. Know the signs and know your resources. Your SBHCs are here to help. If you’re worried about substance use (your own or someone else’s), see here: https://t.co/llPvr6ZkFz
Academic stress is real. Pause. Breathe. Reset. Talking to a counselor, getting enough sleep, and asking for help can make a difference. You don’t have to do this alone.
American health month is about you. We encourage you to adopt heart-healthy lifestyles this year and spread awareness for cardiovascular health. Let’s work together as a community to promote action and prevention. See here for info: https://t.co/NLtFihHk0t
📚✏️ Back-to-school isn’t just about new classes, it’s about protecting your health too. Immunizations protect you, your friends, and your community. Check in with your SBHC to see how they can give you the confidence to be strong this school year! 💪 #NIAM#VaccinesWork
Click the link in our bio to watch the "Creating and Sustaining Adolescent-Centered Health Programs" webinar!
This session featured four outstanding youth who shared their experience and perspective on ways health care leaders can center youth in their work. 🎉
🐍🎊 Happy Lunar New Year! 🎊🐍
Welcoming the Year of the Snake with wisdom, resilience, and new beginnings! ✨ May this year bring you good health, success, and inner strength to shed the old and embrace the new. Stay mindful, stay healthy, and keep thriving! 💛
Applications are now open for the SBHA Youth Advisory Council! By being a part of the YAC, youth will have various opportunities to lead, engage, and connect with peers on topics related to public health. Share the application with your youth! Link in Bio. #YAC2025
Did you know nearly all cervical cancers are caused by HPV, but they are highly preventable with the HPV vaccine and routine screening? 💉✨
This #CervicalHealthAwarenessMonth, take charge of your health by getting your vaccinations! 💙
Our future is too bright to be clouded by smoke.
Smoking harms nearly every organ in your body and starts addictive habits that are hard to break. Smoking is especially harmful to youth because our bodies and brains are still developing. Say NO to smoking.
#SmokeFreeLife
October is Youth Substance Abuse Awareness Month! Read the White House Statement on Youth Mental Health and Substance Use using the link in our bio. #MyPreventionstory
School-based health centers are more than healthcare; they're a community! Share your story in our video contest and win big! Post with #LifeWithSBHC and tag @sbh4all. https://t.co/D4nKLykD0L
Back-to-school means back to the school-based health center! Show us your daily school-based health center moments. Upload your video, tag
@sbh4all, and use #LifeWithSBHC. Prizes up to $5000! https://t.co/D4nKLyk5bd
Remember: If you’re struggling, it’s important to talk about it🧠💚
Talk to a trusted friend or call/text a helpline like 988 (Suicide & Crisis hotline)
#mentalhealthawareness#breakthestigma
Research shows that early intervention, education, and prevention, as well as strong relationships with trusted adults, are often key to young people’s future success, and a lifelong deterrent to substance use💙
View the SBIRT Toolkit to learn how to help:
https://t.co/9SpKdTtx6s
The #BetheChange Youth Training Program starts June 30 🤩
Register for an event filled with fun and learning! More information can be found in the link in our bio.