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Mark your calendars for Thursday, November 7, 2024! Join us for the 11th Annual Bring the Conversation to Light Luncheon. This free hour-long event will not be one to miss! Hear dynamic speakers and impactful stories that help shine a light on suicide and depression. Registration opens soon! Check back later for more information.
In our latest blog post, Dr. Anna Wehde, PhD provides details and answers questions about the stages and symptoms of grief, what we can expect, our right to grief, and when to ask for help. "Is My Grief Normal?" Written by: Dr. Anna Wehde, PhD Read here: https://ow.ly/Xcaq50UboJt
Being vulnerable can be so powerful! Take a moment to watch this video.
Today, I'm sharing a preview of something deeply personal—a story not only of the challenges my family has faced but also of our individual and collective resilience. "A Letter to My Past Self" is just the beginning of our narrative, a glimpse into the immense courage displayed by my husband and the strength I've found within myself as we each navigate our paths through this terrible disease. This video is an open letter to my past self during those darkest days, offering a message of hope to anyone on a similar journey, reminding us all that while we may travel parts of this path on our own, together, we are stronger. Please watch this preview, reflect, and join me in a few weeks for the complete story, where we dive deeper into how we’ve supported each other and grown—each in our own way, but never alone. Celebrate with us, connect, and let's continue to break down the walls of stigma and build understanding. #MentalHealthAwareness #MentalHealthAdvocate #AddictionRecovery #PersonalStrength
Program Specialist, Maternal Child and Family Wellness, First Nations Health Authority, Vancouver Island
Suicide prevention training is quite valuable. It gives you the confidence to ask someone, "Have you thought of harming yourself?" These are important conversations and something we should all know how to have and what to do if someone says yes.
For this year's World Suicide Prevention Day, we want to focus on the importance of openly talking about suicide, as well as the importance of transforming how we talk about it. Read a message from Dr. Nolan Hop Wo and Brett Draney: https://lnkd.in/gkN5SUJd
📚 The LIVE LIFE guide to #SuicidePrevention details the practical aspects of implementing four evidence-based interventions for preventing suicide, plus six cross-cutting pillars that are fundamental for implementation. This WHO Publication includes case studies from countries across the world. These case studies provide a wide range of inspiring activities in diverse contexts. ℹ️: https://lnkd.in/gkeH5YjC
Dr. Pauline Boss joined Compassion & Choices in a webinar to discuss ambiguous loss, the myth of closure and how we can build resilience in the face of suffering. Watch the on-demand video here! https://loom.ly/wwvlsY4
Super excited for this powerful topic. What does it mean to be Okay with death? Past, present and future experiences with death have a profound impact on our lives. How do we make sense of the pain? When does the pain end? What can we do to heal from the trauma and experience life again? $10 credit when you Try SteamYard with this Link https://lnkd.in/g74EEdh4
New Blog Experiencing infidelity is devastating and trying to navigate the challenging journey of healing can feel overwhelming and impossible. Our blog offers in-depth insights, therapeutic techniques, and real-life experience to help you process your emotions, rebuild trust, and rediscover self-worth. Whether you’re staying together or moving on, find hope and practical steps for creating a brighter future after betrayal. https://lnkd.in/gDBidzYm
The Adversity, Trauma, and Resilience Programme has created a calendar for June. It suggests simple actions we can all take to support our well-being, increase our knowledge, and spread kindness. To view the calendar and take action, click here: https://ow.ly/sMyn50SiLf8
Breaking the Silence: My Journey Through Abuse and Healing If you missed part 1 of my conversation with Rebekah Wen, you can catch it here: https://lnkd.in/gWfrV3Kd
🎥 A trauma-informed ministry understands how trauma affects individuals and responds with care, compassion, and awareness. In this clip, we break down what a trauma-informed ministry is and how it creates a safer, more understanding environment for your congregation. Check out the full video series, https://lnkd.in/gr77rzUs.
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