San Joaquin County Behavioral Health Services

Primary provider of mental health and substance use disorder services for SJC Medi-Cal beneficiaries.
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This is an official Twitter page for San Joaquin County Behavioral Health Services (BHS). For more information about BHS, visit https://t.co/kVhgSM5RsG. The intention of this account is to disseminate information from BHS. It is not a public forum.

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Feeling overwhelmed? You're not alone. Help is available 24/7. Call or text 988. Remember, recovery is possible. https://t.co/cYFey9seP1 #SuicidePreventionMonth

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We can make a difference. By listening, sharing resources, and offering support, we can help those struggling with suicidal thoughts. Remember, talking about suicide openly can save lives. https://t.co/DS4borsk6s #SuicidePreventionMonth

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Questions about mental health services should not include how to pay for them. While BHS serves the Medi-Cal population, we won't turn anyone away for their inability to pay. To schedule an assessment for yourself of someone you care about, call the Access Line at 209-468-9370.

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Hello Community:
Stakeholder input greatly benefits the Mental Health Services Act (MHSA) planning process.
Please join us at one of our in-person or Online community meetings to discuss the needs and opportunities to strengthen mental health services in San Joaquin County.

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There are many resources available to assess, treat, and intervene. Crisis lines, counselors, intervention programs and more are available to you, as well as to the person experiencing the emotional crisis. Visit https://t.co/YgBnC4dWlr to learn about a variety of resources.

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Are you worried about someone? Know that you are not alone in helping someone in crisis. #SuicidePrevention #TakeAction4MH

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Visita https://t.co/z4gdvZmVTI para ver y descargar actividades y recursos. #PrevencióndelSuicidio #SemanaDeLaPrevencióndelSuicidio #TakeAction4MH

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#SemanaDeLaPrevencióndelSuicidio es del 10 al 16 de septiembre. Esta semana nos estamos enfocando especialmente en el poder que tiene el compartir la esperanza. #TakeAction4MH

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Durante la Semana de Prevención del Suicidio y aún después, el compartir puede crear un sentido de pertenencia y al mismo tiempo reducir y hacer más liviano el peso de nuestras cargas, permitiéndonos tomar medidas juntos para la prevención del suicidio. #TakeAction4MH

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Visit https://t.co/YgBnC4dWlr to learn about a variety of more resources. #SuicidePrevention #TakeAction4MH

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If you or someone you know needs help, Reach Out! Before having the conversation with someone you are worried about, become familiar with the resources that are available such as the 24/7 Free & Confidential Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988. #SuicidePrevention

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Visita (https://t.co/G9BJJMZl2g) para conocer las señales, cómo tener una conversación y otros recursos. #PrevencióndelSuicidio #SemanaDeLaPrevencióndelSuicidio #TakeAction4MH

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El acto de compartir puede servir como una poderosa herramienta en la prevención del suicidio. Al compartir esperanza entre unos y otros y en nuestras comunidades, podemos brindar apoyo y ayudar a conectar a las personas con los recursos necesarios.

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Visit https://t.co/YgBnC4dWlr to learn about various ways to start the conversation. #SuicidePrevention #TakeAction4MH

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If you are concerned about someone, trust your instincts! Reach out and ask about suicide directly. Remember, talking about suicide does not put the idea in someone’s head, rather it provides an opportunity for them to open up and talk about their distress. #TakeAction4MH

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By recognizing the signs, finding the words to start a conversation, and reaching out to local resources, you have the power to make a difference. The power to save a life. Learn more at https://t.co/YgBnC4dWlr #SuicidePrevention #TakeAction4MH

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Pain isn’t always obvious, but most people show some signs when they are thinking about suicide. Warning signs may appear in conversations, through a person’s actions, or in social media posts.
https://t.co/YgBnC4dWlr #SuicidePrevention #TakeAction4MH

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If you observe one or more warning signs, especially if the behavior is new, has increased, or seems related to a painful event, loss, or change, reach out. Learn more at https://t.co/YgBnC4dWlr #SuicidePrevention #TakeAction4MH