The purpose of these monthly meetings is to engage innovative ideas and strategies to serve the farming and ranching community in the area of mental health.

The series highlights cutting-edge, evidence-based research alongside practical strategies for community and clinical implementation, while fostering cross-sector partnerships to support collaborative research and competitive funding opportunities across Texas.

A 45-minute program, which provides young people with mental health education and resources.

Join Mental Health America (MHA) for a virtual summit dedicated to providing education and support during Mental Illness Awareness Week.

Free, 60-minute educational program for audiences to learn about the impact of suicide among veterans, along with practical ways to recognize warning signs of suicide, navigate tough conversations, and connect veterans to support in ways that respect their autonomy. 

Boots, Bales, and Biopsies is a down-to-earth, empowering session designed specifically for women in agriculture. We’ll cover what every rural woman needs to know about cancer prevention and early detection.

This session is designed to address the unique challenges non-traditional caregivers face and to explore how they can best provide mental and emotional support to children.

This interactive session is designed for spouses, partners, and loved ones who want practical, real-world tools to recognize suicide warning signs, understand lethal means safety, and support a veteran in getting into therapy—even when they’re hesitant.

Join us for an interactive, skills-focused suicide prevention training designed to equip participants with practical tools to support individuals facing mental health challenges or suicidal thoughts.

TALK SAVES LIVES for Firearms Owners is a community-based presentation that covers the general scope of suicide, the research on prevention, and what people can do to fight suicide.

Join us to learn how to foster open conversations about mental health in rural communities and ensure that life-saving resources are accessible to those who need them most.

The series highlights cutting-edge, evidence-based research alongside practical strategies for community and clinical implementation, while fostering cross-sector partnerships to support collaborative research and competitive funding opportunities across Texas.

This free training combines Youth Mental Health First Aid and Safety Planning Intervention—two evidence-based programs designed to help adults recognize warning signs, respond to mental health challenges, and take proactive steps during moments of crisis in adolescents ages 12–18. 

This webinar provides caregivers with tools to manage the emotional cycle of military family transitions and help children feel grounded, even when their world is constantly shifting.

Join us for an interactive, skills-focused suicide prevention training designed to equip participants with practical tools to support individuals facing mental health challenges or suicidal thoughts.

This session will provide an overview of the FESTA program, including its mission, curriculum, and benefits for school districts

The series highlights cutting-edge, evidence-based research alongside practical strategies for community and clinical implementation, while fostering cross-sector partnerships to support collaborative research and competitive funding opportunities across Texas.

Participants will explore the psychological, relational, and cultural aspects of military transition, gaining practical tools to support themselves and their families during this period of adjustment. 

This presentation covers the scope of this leading cause of death in the construction industry, what the research has found to be the warning signs and risk factors of suicide, and the strategies that prevent it.  

A free, live webinar that will offer a general audience overview of how AI chatbots are being used for mental health purposes, with particular attention to anxiety disorders and OCD. 

Safety Planning Intervention is a free, four-hour interactive training that equips you with practical tools to support safety and well-being at home and in your community.

PeriPAN offers a collaborative learning experience between 12 health-related institutions across Texas focused on perinatal mental health.

Overall, it aims to equip agricultural workers with knowledge and tools to better protect their health.

Fugen Neziroglu, PhD, ABPP, ABBP, will explore the differences between normal collecting and Hoarding Disorder, helping participants recognize when saving possessions has become problematic.

Earn your Adult Mental Health First Aid or Youth MHFA Instructor certification and empower your community to address mental health and substance use challenges head-on with an evidence-based, nationally recognized program.

Two nationally recognized, evidence-based trainings that equip you to support someone in crisis with knowledge, confidence, and compassion.

This session will provide an overview of the FESTA program, including its mission, curriculum, and benefits for school districts

The series highlights cutting-edge, evidence-based research alongside practical strategies for community and clinical implementation, while fostering cross-sector partnerships to support collaborative research and competitive funding opportunities across Texas.

Explore how mental health changes across the lifespan, how aging-related transitions can affect emotional well-being, and how individuals, families, and communities can respond with awareness, compassion, and practical support.