Ava Weiss, LCSW from Cohen Veterans Network will share expert insights and practical tools to help you reduce PTSD’s impact on your relationships and reconnect with yourself.

Explore the roots of people-pleasing behavior and its impact on mental health, and learn how to set healthy boundaries, build self-confidence, and communicate more assertively.

Dr. Aardema will discuss his books that serve as both self-help manuals and resources for therapists, providing practical tools to enhance therapy sessions.

Counseling on Access to Lethal Means (CALM) is a powerful addition to existing strategies to reduce the risk of suicide death in at-risk people while respecting their rights and autonomy.

Join us for a series of Mental Health Awareness Events, where a panel of peers will lead discussions on the challenges first responders face.

Join us in learning more about these body-focused repetitive behaviors and discuss the signs and symptoms, causes, and treatment options with a licensed therapist. Gain tips to manage symptoms and learn how to support loved ones who are struggling.

This education series teaches caregivers how to navigate the responsibilities of caring for someone living with dementia.

The Veteran Spouse Resiliency Group (V-SRG) Wellness Series is a 6-week, peer-led group designed specifically for veteran spouses and partners navigating the ups and downs of post-service life.

Explore strategies for building emotional strength and discuss practical techniques to help children navigate setbacks, manage stress, and develop a positive outlook on life.

Presented by Rise Recovery.

Join us for the Keep Going Run for Mental Health – a powerful event to raise awareness, help reduce stigma and start conversations around mental well-being.

We will explore why we have these feelings and emotions, when we might start to consider seeking professional help, particularly as relates to kids and teens.

This program focuses on parents and guardians of teen youth.

This initiative brings together mental health professionals and local advocates for open discussions on mental health, aiming to find actionable solutions and address critical needs.

Learn practical strategies for fostering responsibility in everyday activities and discuss how to strike a balance between offering children support and allowing autonomy.

Explore the core components of emotional intelligence—self-awareness, self-regulation, empathy, and social skills—and gain practical tools to understand and manage your emotion.

Learn how dementia can change a person’s behavior, possible triggers and person-centered care approaches to address behaviors.

Youth Mental Health Module for Youth Group Leaders, Teachers, Coaches, Parents, Grandparents, and anyone who deals with youth on a regular basis.

Join us for a gathering honoring Youth Mental Health Empowerment! This special gathering will focus on uplifting the mental health and wellness of youth in our community.

This EmpowerEd session will explore evolving understandings of grief—from early stage-based models to contemporary, culturally informed perspectives.

Learn practical tips for managing symptoms and helping others.

This course shows how Trauma Informed Care practices can improve congregant, client, patient, and employee relationships, and help congregations and organizations avoid retraumatizing of those who have experienced trauma in the past.

Help build mental resilience, reduce stress and enhance focus, through meditation.

Learn the warning signs, who is at risk, and how to restore your emotional energy in this one-hour seminar.

Learn how dementia affects communication, how person-centered approaches can improve communication and much more.

Join us for an AFSP Research Connection Program, where you will have the opportunity to engage in a conversation with a researcher about their work and about suicide prevention. 

We are thrilled to invite you to an immersive art exhibit that invites you to step into the world of mental health through the lens of creativity and healing.

This 2.0 CEU virtual training is designed for LCSW-Supervisors to deepen their understanding of Texas Board of Behavioral Health and Ethics Council rules, ethical considerations, and best practices in clinical supervision.

It’s Real: College Students and Mental Health is an AFSP-produced documentary featuring the stories of six college students from across the country.

AFSP Advocacy Action Days bring together passionate volunteers to advocate for state policy changes that will improve mental health and prevent suicide.