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therapist screening another person for a mental health concern

Every October, Depression and Mental Health Screening Month reminds us that our mental health is just as important as our physical health—and screenings can be the first step in the path toward healin...

members of the Warren County Suicide Prevention Coaltion leadership

EDITOR'S NOTE: This post is a guest blog from the Warren County Suicide Prevention Coalition

 

Building a Community of Connection: Warren County Suicide Prevention Coalition's Mission & Vision

At t...

You Are Not Alone: 988 and crisis hotline available

Suicide prevention begins with connection — with listening, with showing up, and with knowing where support can be found. If you or someone close to you is feeling overwhelmed, please know you are not...

Suicide Prevention Month

September is Suicide Prevention Month, a time for our community to come together and learn how to recognize when someone may be struggling. Suicide can affect anyone—young or old, veterans, parents, s...

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Overdose is a leading cause of preventable death in the United States, and communities like Warren and Clinton County are not immune to its impact.

Substance use disorders affect people from all walk...

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Each August, communities across the globe observe Overdose Awareness Month—a time to remember those lost to overdose, support the people left behind, and spread hope for recovery and prevention.

Loca...

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When it comes to substance use, it’s not always easy to tell when recreational use crosses the line into something more serious.

Many people struggling with alcohol or drug use don’t realize they hav...

National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month Graphic with a diverse group of people putting their arms around each other for support

Every July, Minority Mental Health Awareness Month serves as a vital reminder of the unique mental health challenges faced by underrepresented communities.

Originally established in 2008 in honor of ...

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June marks Men’s Mental Health Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about the unique mental health challenges faced by men and encouraging them to seek support without shame or stigma. Althoug...

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Since 1949, National Mental Health Awareness Month has been observed each May as a way to spread awareness, advocate for care, and break the stigma around mental health.

This year’s theme is: “In Eve...

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