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This #HealthyAging Month, check out our resources on strategies that can be implemented to promote mental health and wellness in older adults, as well as issues related to healthy aging in rural communities. To view this presentation, visit ow.ly/z4T450TjiLi

Relationships and social networks lead to friendship, love, hope, and support. 🖤🤎❤️🧡💛💚💙💜 Together, we can make long-term recovery a reality for everyone. Learn more: ow.ly/BHoO50T6EUC #Recovery #EndtheStigma

The MHTTC Network has developed free, online courses through HealTheKnowledge. This course focuses on the unique challenges that are faced when responding to mental health crises and the risk of suicide in a school setting. Find more information at ow.ly/PAro50TgnKi

To join us for the final session in this series, visit ow.ly/lrLl50TaUv5

During Suicide Prevention Month, let's focus on promoting health equity. Everyone deserves access to quality mental healthcare and support. Together, we can dismantle barriers and build a more inclusive, supportive environment for all. samhsa.gov/suicide

For #NHHM we want to highlight this factsheet describing TARGET, a therapeutic intervention for regulating the effect of trauma that can be adapted for Latinx children, youths, and families. To view this resource, visit ow.ly/kHNw50Tocse

Join us September 24 for the final session! Participants will learn ways to identify and leverage client strengths to develop personalized, achievable goals in behavioral health settings. To register, visit ow.ly/6EqB50TaSv9

Feeling connected to others can help anyone on their path to recovery. This #RecoveryMonth, check out inspiring stories of hope and recovery: 988lifeline.org/stories/ #Recovery #EndtheStigma

Join us to discuss adapting evidence-based practices to accommodate rural environments that consistently contend with workforce limitations, small populations, intermittent broadband and cell phone service, and long distances. To register, visit ow.ly/OSjq50Tgne7

Suicide is a significant public health problem that touches millions of people across America’s communities. Learn and understand suicide’s impact in your community and find resources to help prevent suicide: samhsa.gov/suicide #SPM24

The MHTTC Network has developed free, online courses through HealTheKnowledge. This course is available for professionals interested in learning how to address the mental health needs of youth in schools. Find more information at ow.ly/fTa550TgnEM

#NHHM is a celebration that honors the cultural contributions and identities of Hispanic people in the United States. This month, we shed light on the multitude of mental health experiences within Hispanic communities, as well as the disproportionate inequities they face.

Given the stress experienced by mental health professionals, it is crucial that mental health professionals are proactive in protecting their own psychological, social, and physical well-being. To view resources from a past training on this topic, visit ow.ly/5WBJ50Tobmg

Join us tomorrow for Session 2 of Empowered Pathways: Collaborative, Strength-Based Goal Setting to Enhance Mental Health Recovery! To register, visit ow.ly/h8uH50TaSkP

In this webinar series, we will navigate through the complexities surrounding ways leaders can showcase their commitment to the culture of care for their organization. To register, visit ow.ly/g1Z650TaUse

#HealthyAging Month is observed during the month of September to raise awareness on the physical and mental health of older adults. It is important to maintain a healthy lifestyle to help deal with those changes and to help prevent some common age-related health problems.

A safe and supportive home helps people recover and thrive. Learn how you can find support during your #recovery: samhsa.gov/find-support/h… #EndtheStigma

We wanted to remind you that the Mental Health Technology Transfer Center (MHTTC) Network will be ending September 29, 2024. Thank you for your input, encouragement, and participation over the last six years. We know that you are key to our collective impact in our communities!

Join us to discuss adapting evidence-based practices to accommodate rural environments that consistently contend with workforce limitations, small populations, intermittent broadband and cell phone service, and long distances. To register, visit ow.ly/TgjL50Tgn4j

Feeling overwhelmed? You're not alone. Help is available 24/7. Call or text 988. Remember, recovery is possible. samhsa.gov/find-help/988 #SuicidePreventionMonth