It is estimated that 11,000 children in DE experienced an episode of major depression this past year. HB 300 would provide critical mental health support to students in school. Gov. @JohnCarneyDE, we urge you to support this bill. #moreformentalhealth#afspadvocacy
Everyone has mental health, and that includes you. @AFSPnational brought together leading mental health organizations to amplify our voice in an open letter in The New York Times. Join us to demand #MoreForMentalHealth at https://t.co/9vQab0hk1B
We're so sorry for the loss of Naomi Judd. 💙
Mental health impacts everyone. As a society, we must do better to share hope, support those struggling and tell the stories of those with lived experience that show it’s possible to thrive.
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We are pleased to share that @zakwilliams, mental health advocate and son of Robin Williams, will be the keynote speaker at our Long-Term Survivors of Suicide Loss Summit. Learn about his personal story and ties to mental health at the conference: https://t.co/hMq3GlxAC6
“When you can respect a person for who they are – not who you see them as – it can change and save their life,” says Josephine Jesse. Read her journey with mental health, coming out, and finding respect and love:
https://t.co/VsJRMXA6IC
It's okay to take a break – a scrolling break, a screen break, a socializing break, a work break, whatever kind of break you need.
Artwork by @threeologie
We know change is needed and we applaud @POTUS's historic investment of $697 million in 988 and the Behavioral Health Services Program, which will ensure everyone who experiences a mental health crisis will have support when they need it. #AFSPadvocacy https://t.co/rAA764vRav
How do we go forward knowing life is very different now, while caring for our kids’ well-being and our own? Dr. Doreen Marshall, our Vice President of Mission Engagement, answers this question for Future of Personal Health:
https://t.co/RkLqDjmE5N
As we journey through another year, it is important that we look back to see all we’ve accomplished in the midst of such unique challenges. Our annual report tells an inspiring story of how staff, volunteers, and partners came together to make a difference https://t.co/c9WdWPbU8h
“Suicide is the second leading cause of death among youth 10-24 years of age in the United States (and around the world), with significant disparities by race, ethnicity, gender, and sexual identity,” wrote @cmoutierMD on youth suicide prevention efforts: https://t.co/FOctNzpAsd
In recognition of International Transgender Day of Visibility, please join us on March 31 at 2pm ET for “Supporting the Mental Health of Trans Communities” in partnership with @HRC. RSVP for the latest Elevating Voices for Long-Lasting Change series: https://t.co/TqcvBQDCwW
It’s been about two years since the onset of the global pandemic. Despite all the loss, isolation, fear, and the emotional toll it’s had on so many of us, our VP of Research is optimistic we will get through this and continue to thrive. Here Jill's tips: https://t.co/R7nFA0dRUV
For #SelfInjuryAwarenessMonth, To Write Love On Her Arms. released a new episode on their podcasted dedicated to being a safe space for someone who self-injures. Give it a listen: https://t.co/1JppyzDvhU
Email your DE legislators today to urge them to support HB 300 & HB 301 to expand mental health resources for students in K-12 schools and future legislative efforts to fund and implement a comprehensive 988 suicide / mental health crisis response system. https://t.co/gM63ATTAay
Virtual Workshop for Suicide Loss Survivors on March 14 from 7:00pm to 9:00pm ET. This is your chance to hear from Dr. Jack Jordan, a nationally recognized expert in suicide bereavement research and clinical practice. Register today: https://t.co/fUuAgv4R37