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No matter the hurdles or circumstances—and with the right support—#RecoveryIsPossible for every individual facing challenges. Find support and resources to help stay on the path to recovery: findsupport.gov

You matter and with the right help, things can get better. The #VeteransCrisisLine offers support to all Veterans and their loved ones, day or night. Reach out today: Dial 988 then Press 1, chat at VeteransCrisisLine.net/Chat, or text 838255

Wishing a very #HappyEaster to all who celebrate. 🐰🐣✨

Reaching out for help is a sign of strength—please keep going. #RecoverMe connects young adults to resources for mental health and substance use, and a supportive community. Visit samhsa.gov/recoverme

Do you know the signs of someone drinking too much alcohol? Here are a few: #AlcoholAwarenessMonth

Creating boundaries for #MentalHealth is crucial for well-being and preventing burnout. Here are steps to establish and maintain healthy boundaries: ✅ Delegate ✅ Learn to say no ✅ Prioritize self-care #988Lifeline

Treatment for alcohol use varies based on a person’s needs. But there are many choices today that make recovery possible. Visit samhsa.gov/find-help if you or someone you know is looking for help. #AlcoholAwarenessMonth

Children of military and Veteran families experience unique challenges related to military life and culture. Check out these resources from @nctsn specialized for Military and Veteran families ➡️ nctsn.org/search?query=m… #MonthOfTheMilitaryChild

Occasional anxiety is an expected part of life, but anxiety disorders—like Social Anxiety Disorder (Social Phobia)—involve more than temporary worry or fear. Learn about the signs & symptoms of social phobia & find help for yourself or loved ones: samhsa.gov/mental-health/…

If you or someone you know is looking for resources for mental health or substance use challenges, help is available. Help yourself & share to help others: samhsa.gov/find-help

Women with serious mental illness face higher risks during pregnancy & postpartum, yet critical gaps in care persist. Our latest brief—a part of a 10-paper collection—highlights what states can do right now to support maternal health ➡️ library.samhsa.gov/product/refocu…

Help increase awareness and acceptance of autism spectrum disorder by sharing information and resources based on the latest research. go.nih.gov/nLv8oCK #AutismAwarenessDay

It's #StressAwarenessMonth! Life can be stressful 🤔😬🙃🤯😰 Everyone feels stressed from time to time. If you or someone you know is in need of some extra emotional support, help is available no matter what problems or type of stress you’re dealing with: samhsa.gov/find-help

April is #AlcoholAwarenessMonth—a time to raise awareness of alcohol use & misuse. Find helpful resources on alcohol use & misuse prevention, treatment & recovery support that you & your community can use: samhsa.gov/alcohol

👉 We got your back 👈 No pranks! No jokes! 24/7/365 confidential support and treatment options for mental health and substance use are available to you and loved ones: samhsa.gov/find-help

Join SAMHSA’s webinar on the new report Community-Initiated Care in Behavioral Health: Exploring Funding Mechanisms for Substance Use Disorders. Register for this webinar at westat.zoomgov.com/webinar/regist….

Your story is powerful. Healing is possible. Find support, community, and hope on your recovery journey. Start today: samhsa.gov/recoverme #RecoverMe #YouAreNotAlone #StrengthInRecovery

No matter what you’re experiencing, confidential support is available 24/7/365 for mental health and substance use needs. You never have to face it alone. 💙 Help yourself & share to help others: samhsa.gov/find-help

How are 988 and 911 different? The 988 Lifeline specializes in mental health, suicide, and substance use challenges, while 911 addresses physical dangers needing police, fire, or EMS.

💭 If you think your friend is having a problem with #MentalHealth or drugs, YOU can make a big difference simply by letting them know you’re listening. 💬 Talk to them to provide support and motivation to get the help they need samhsa.gov/young-adults