Join us for an engaging session with Dr. Kelley T. Glover, where you'll explore the intersection of music and emotional well-being.

The session will highlight strategies that enhance resilience, improve daily functioning, and support children and adolescents through holiday periods, schedule disruptions, and transitions back to school.

Jacqueline Olds, MD, and Richard S. Schwartz, MD, explain what factors drive loneliness and how to address them, explore the roles of companionship and relationship dynamics, and answer questions about how to feel supported even when physically alone.

This program was designed to provide you with information, resources, and practical guidance on how to support someone in your life with lived experience of suicide.

Join NAMI Greater San Antonio (NAMI GSA) for an introductory volunteer training and overview of our community outreach initiatives.

Learn effective strategies to manage holiday stress, prioritize self-care, and get the support you need

Talk Saves Lives: An Introduction to Suicide Prevention is AFSP’s 60-minute flagship suicide prevention education program that covers the scope of this leading cause of death, what the research has found to be the warning signs and risk factors of suicide, and the strategies that prevent it.  

Learn strategies to set boundaries, respond to difficult behavior, and manage your own stress.

Discuss what factors to consider when making the decision and how to make the disclosure when the time feels right, with a licensed therapist.

This presentation equips mental health professionals with a culturally informed framework for working effectively with military personnel and veterans.

The Center for Deployment Psychology is presenting a two-day course in the use of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Suicide Prevention.

It’s Real: Teens and Mental Health provides youth with general mental health information and resources.

The Center for Deployment Psychology is presenting a two-day course in the use of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Suicide Prevention.

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.

Lisa W. Coyne, PhD, and Eli Lebowitz, PhD, talk about how the home setting can affect children and teens who struggle with anxiety and OCD.

Suicide-associated loci regulating molecular traits and their interaction with environmental factors

An 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.

Explore the psychological advantages and challenges of remote work and learn how to maximize focus, productivity, and well-being.

Learn the types of emotional support children need from infancy through adolescence, and the tools caregivers need to provide what each stage needs.

This workshop is perfect for social workers, counselors, and school staff seeking to better support foster care and adopted youth in their journey towards healing.

Discuss the signs and symptoms of persistent depressive disorder, what causes it, and who is at risk.

Kathryn Broge, LICSW, shares the science behind validation and why it works, offers examples of how to validate the experiences of those we love, along with our own, and answers questions about how to practice validation in challenging interactions.

The webinar will include a review of the most advanced AI enhanced mixed reality technologies currently being used for treating first responders.

Learn tips for correcting negative perceptions and reducing stigma in this one-hour seminar.

Cali Werner, LCSW, shares ways to spot signs and symptoms of mental health challenges in athletes, discusses how we can talk to our kids about mental health, and answers questions about how we can all work toward lessening the pressures student athletes feel from all angles.

This series will bring together healthcare providers, researchers, and community leaders to learn from one another and engage in discussions to explore practical solutions.

60-minute educational program for general 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. 

Night Owls is your evening space to reset, connect, and care for yourself alongside fellow members of this community who just get it.

Friday, October 24 – Sunday, October 26, 2025

Friday, October 24 – Sunday, October 26, 2025