Tidal Basin Group’s Post

ICYMI: Want to use a #publichealth approach to prevent & heal #mentalhealth problems caused by toxic stresses, emergencies & disasters? Then watch our briefing & take action today: https://loom.ly/rweLYb4 #TakeOnTrauma #CMWRA #ClimateResilience #TransformTrauma

ICYMI: Want to use a #publichealth approach to prevent & heal #mentalhealth problems caused by toxic stresses, emergencies & disasters? Then watch our briefing & take action today: https://loom.ly/rweLYb4 #TakeOnTrauma #CMWRA #ClimateResilience #TransformTrauma

It is crucial to identify and address those who are experiencing a #mentalhealth crisis. It is important for individuals not to hesitate in seeking help, as there can be serious consequences if they delay or avoid necessary support. #mentalhealthsupport

Strong mental health is important in all aspects of life - within relationships, the workplace, daily activities, and farming. That's why we are advocates for spreading awareness and resources to even our 'toughest' workers. If you are facing challenging times and need support, visit National Farmers Union (USA) Farm Crisis Center at https://lnkd.in/dfB26v5 or American Farm Bureau Federation's Farm State of Mind for hotlines, mediation resources, and disaster assistance at https://lnkd.in/gbCpN7e . #RuralResilience #MentalIlnessAwarenessWeek

Emergencies can pose various hazards to a community. It is crucial for community health workers (CHWs) to have a framework that can aid clients in coping with hazards. By examining specific hazards that may arise in emergency situations, such as mental health, domestic violence, and natural disasters, participants can learn how to prepare for and manage an emergency incident successfully. On January 22, CHWs will learn about the necessary equipment for emergency response, where to go, and how to keep clients safe. Register & explore the January training schedule: https://lnkd.in/eBxtsEK6

We all have a role to play in preventing suicide, echoing the International Association for Suicide Prevention’s (IASP) overarching theme of “Creating hope through action.” In this spirit, we stand united in our commitment to reduce suicide, empowering individuals with the confidence to take action. In Australia alone, nearly 10 million people have been affected by suicide, which equates to almost half of our nation. Suicide Prevention Australia, firmly believe that every single person can play a role in preventing suicide, not only on World Suicide Prevention Day but every day of the year. Together, let’s embrace our collective responsibility, champion hope and take meaningful action to save lives. https://lnkd.in/gUJmiGy7 #suicideprevention #wellness #MentalHealth #wellnessworx

In this age of texting and instant messaging, it can sometimes be daunting to place a phone call – especially so when you are in need of emotional support. That’s why if you are looking for a different way to contact 988, you can also confidentially text or chat for free with a trained call center specialist 24/7. Simply send a text to 988 to get started. To chat online, visit https://lnkd.in/gNmsr9jA and fill out a short survey to be connected with a counselor. No matter how you choose to get help, we are here to help! #988 #call988 #mentalhealth #behavioralhealth #crisis 

"Healing Hearts, Building Unity 🌟 Empowering survivors of domestic violence at 'Healing Lives' shelter. Together, we rise! 💪💕 Fostering psychological wellbeing through support, healing, and resilience. 🌱 Learning to reclaim strength and independence, one step at a time. Video credits: Dr. Alice Preetha ( President, WICCINPWC) #NurturingUnity #HealingLives #Empowerment #PsychologicalWellbeing #SurvivorStrong #SupportiveCommunity #LearningAndGrowing"

🌟 Recognizing the Unseen Heroes: Co-Responders 🌟 In moments of crisis, there are those who arrive first on the scene, lending a helping hand when it's needed most. Meet co-responders – the unsung first responders who stand side by side with law enforcement, extending support to individuals going through what might be the toughest day of their lives. When pondering how to honor their invaluable contribution within the first responder community, one thing became clear to me: it's not about replacing, but about uniting. Our aim is to foster collaboration, not substitution. That's why, in our program, we're proud to work hand in hand with both mental health professionals and law enforcement. As we discuss their place in the first responder flag, the intention is never to replace the "thin blue line" with a lime green one. Our program is built on the principle of synergy, where mental health expertise and law enforcement experience combine to create a stronger crisis response system. Let's celebrate this partnership, recognizing that true progress comes when we work together toward a common goal. Our shared mission? To enhance the crisis response system and provide the best support to those who need it most. 🤝🚓🌍 #FirstResponders #MentalHealthMatters #Collaboration #CoResponse

Download here 👉 https://lnkd.in/eK9Jd2CD According to the National Safety Council, choking on food or other objects is the fourth-leading cause of injury or death in the United States. This issue is even more prevalent among certain populations -- individuals with disabilities, children, and individuals with mental illness. Download our latest Spotlight on Prevention Toolkit to learn how you can help prevent these tragedies in care settings.