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The National Prevention Week planning and promotional materials were created to help your ongoing prevention efforts. You can help raise awareness about the importance of positive mental health and substance use prevention by hosting prevention events and sharing promotional materials to connect your community event or outreach with the National Prevention Week movement.
The journey to parenthood is an exciting experience filled with joy, love, and growth. It can also be a time of stress, anxiety, and emotional upheaval. The changes that come with pregnancy, childbirth, and caring for a newborn can take a toll on anyone’s mental health.
Our mission is to serve as the informed voice for mental health in rural America, and to provide mental health information and resources.
Caring for your mind only makes you stronger.
Taking care of your mind allows you to be your best self. Reflecting on your feelings and stressors can help you deal with whatever life throws your way.
Explore guides with instruction and insight for dealing with difficult situations.
This May, Mental Health America will help you:
-LEARN how modern life affects mental health with new resources to navigate our changing world.
-ACT by building your coping toolbox so you can manage stress, difficult emotions, and challenging situations.
-ADVOCATE to improve mental health for yourself, your friends and family, and your community.
Are you looking for ways to raise awareness about mental health in your community? You can use these shareable resources to spread the word. We encourage you to use the hashtag #shareNIMH in your social media posts to connect with people and organizations with similar goals.
Using the hashtag helps us evaluate which outreach resources and topics are most useful. Check back often for new topics and resources and sign up to receive the Discover NIMH e-newsletter to learn about new materials, including tools you can share during upcoming health observances and in your outreach and education activities.
https://www.nimh.nih.gov/
Free E-Booklet 12 Emerging Trends in Psychology for 2024
This Mental Health Resource Bundle from CCDA provides opportunities for awareness and learning about faith and mental health within a CCD context. Let’s discover together how incorporating awareness and holistic approaches to mental health can restore and transform community, life and ministry. Learn more about our resources, reflections, events, and networking opportunities at ccda.org/behavioralhealth.
We inspire generations. For over 30 years we have shared the journey of seeing Christians fully engaged in the process of transformation in their communities. We train and connect. Whether through community gatherings, regional events or online, CCDA works to creatively provide spaces for practitioners and partners to learn and network with like-minded leaders.
Empower Idaho wants to change the conversation about behavioral health to one of compassion and understanding.
The EI team coordinates educational activities, both online and in-person, and advocates on behalf of adults with behavioral health conditions and their family members with the purpose of helping to improve the behavioral health delivery system of Idaho.
https://www.empoweridaho.org/
Top 10 De-escalation Tips for Educators. Click the link below
As an education professional, every day at school or in the classroom presents new encounters, situations, and challenges. You may find yourself dealing with angry, hostile, or disruptive behavior every day. Your response to this defensive behavior plays a critical role in determining whether or not the incident will escalate into a crisis situation.
These 10 de-escalation tips from CPI provide strategies and techniques to help you respond to difficult behavior in the safest, most effective way possible.
Vocational Rehabilitation is the largest and oldest program funded under the Rehabilitation Act. It is the state-federal eligibility vocational rehabilitation system which provides comprehensive vocational services to individuals with disabilities.
NIC’s Adult Education Center is designed to help start and restart opportunities! Our program can help you prepare for the GED® (16 and up), get into college or improve your skills to gain a better job. No matter the reason, tuition is free and learning materials are provided. The AEC allows students to progress at their own pace and offers small group instruction to achieve goals set for each individual student. Classes can be taken online. For more information or to get started call (208) 665-5099 or e-mail aec@nic.edu.
https://classroom.usahello.org/
Completing this GED®/HiSet™ preparation class will help you be ready to earn your high school equivalency diploma. The diploma shows you have the same knowledge as someone who completed high school in the United States. This is a big accomplishment. Not only will you gain an education, but you will have better job choices.
Depending on what state you live in, the diploma will either be called a GED credential or a HiSet credential. Completing the four classes – Social Studies, Language Arts, Science, and Math – will prepare you for your exams.
These GED practice tests and preparation classes are online. You can take these classes on your phone or a computer. The classes are self-paced, so you can learn anytime. Click here to sign up
You can now access Idaho Department of Labor services in more rural communities throughout the state. More of what you need, when and where you need it. Find us at labor.idaho.gov or stop by in person at the following location:
Idaho Department of Labor
@ Health and Welfare Kellogg Office
35 Wildcat Way, Kellogg, ID
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10am-2pm.
Schedule an appointment or contact us for more information at 208-457-8789 ext. 3568 or email postfalls@labor.idaho.gov
Walk-in Services offered: Search job listings, find careers in demand with JobScape, file for unemployment insurance benefits, file a wage claim, get assistance with online job applications, talk to a career planner.
Appointments: Adult/youth education and training programs*, Tract Act Assistance*, veterans services, farmworkers services, resume and interview assistance. *Income and eligibility requirements apply.
That process starts here. Retake control of your career with our online career and training research hub—Idaho LAUNCH. Discover employer needs, see regional employment snapshots, research training opportunities, and apply for training funds. New courses are added regularly so check back often.
Welcome to the Idaho Peer and Family Support Certification website! Becoming certified is easy as 1, 2, 3. Use the link below to learn more!
708 North Division Street, Pinehurst, ID, Check the Real Life Ministries Facebook page for upcoming events: https://www.facebook.com/rlmsilvervalley
Every Tuesday, 5:30-6:30pm. Wallace Library Basement. Contact Tanner at 509-979-0829 for more info.
Free Resilience Community Course.
You help young people. We help you help them thrive.
Join the best FREE training community focused on trauma-informed care, resilience, mindfulness, building relationships, and more!
Our goal is to help you help the people you work with thrive. Period. And we want to offer the most robust free services so that we can build a community of like-minded individuals and leverage the power of community. And yes, we want to help you thrive as well.
This community features the following:
Four free self-paced courses (with FREE CE for qualifying professionals) A monthly live Zoom call focused on topics covered in the community (mindfulness, resilience, trauma-informed care, building relationships, etc.) and community building. A weekly live meditation to raise personal and collective consciousness. An online platform to connect with other providers/professionals in a similar industry, And whatever else we add!!!!
Click the link below to register
NAMI Family Support Groups are free, confidential and safe groups of families helping other families who live with mental health challenges by utilizing their collective lived experiences and learned group wisdom.
Every 1st and 3rd Tuesday at 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. PST - Hybrid (hosted by NAMI Coeur d'Alene)
Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/i/82661909825
Address: St. Vincent de Paul HELP Center | 201 East Harrison Ave, Couer d'Alene
Kate Dolan
Sherri Belter
Donna Brundage
Hold support groups every weekday. Visit https://namiidaho.org/calendar/
See upcoming support groups available and open to anyone looking for support
Always carrying Naloxone and never using alone is crucial! If you can’t, that’s why the Never Use Alone Hotline Is here! Never Using Alone is a real-time overdose prevention monitoring, detection, crisis response, and reversal lifeline service designed by WUD and PWUD. It’s available 24/7/365 in the US, Territories, and Tribal Nations.
Safe, Secure, Confidential.
Virtual meeting and support group. PATH currently offers VIRTUAL meetings weekly on Wednesday evenings at 6:30pm. All are welcome at our meetings and you will find support, education and presentations on topics of interest for family members and for those affected. We share the difficulties of dealing with this disease, while trying to maintain a positive, happy and balanced lifestyle.
FAMILY SUPPORT MEETINGS Weekly on Wednesdays:
Currently on Zoom – Login Information:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87804187217?pwd=ZzBLMVpjSVJBczQ3a29KSXFVNTkrZz09
Meeting ID: 878 0418 7217
Passcode: 332404
3 easy steps to access State-funded services. Visit https://www.bpahealth.com/state-services/ call for an assessment to see if you qualify.
Call 1-800-922-3406 to learn more about the Substance Use Disorder (SUB) Program. M–F: 8–6pm (MST) Crisis counselors are available 24/7
Mental Health Promotion and Suicide Prevention for LGBTQUIA2S+ Youth, a resource guide for professionals, families and communities.
https://sprc.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/LGBTQIA2S-Resource-Guide.pdf
Wednesday 5-6:30 pm us02web.zoom.us/j/86722767365
Jody Daitchman
Jody@live4lali.org
844.584.5254 ext 801
GriefShare is for people grieving the death of a family member or friend. You are welcome to begin attending the GriefShare group at any session. Each is “self-contained,” so you do not have to attend in sequence. You will find encouragement and help whenever you begin. You will be able to continue with GriefShare through the next 13-week cycle and view any of the videos you have not seen.
For more information contact Robin Gates at 208-290-7185.
Services: Substance use treatment; Treatment for co-occurring substance use plus either serious mental health illness in adults/serious emotional disturbance in children. Payment Accepted: Federal, or any government funding for substance use treatment programs; Medicare; Medicaid; Federal military insurance (e.g., TRICARE); Priva plus more.
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