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Protecting brain health is suicide prevention. This Suicide Prevention Month, we are proud to stand with @the_mac_parkman_foundation as they host the 3rd Annual International Summit on Repetitive Brain Trauma right here in Tampa next week (Sept 16&nd
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Many people still don't know that 988 is a free, confidential, 24/7 lifeline. You don't have to wait for a crisis to reach out—whether you need su Understanding mental health starts with the right tools and stories. 📖

This Suicide Prevention Month, we are sharing 6 impactful books exploring brain trauma, youth mental health, lived experiences, and daily grounding practices.

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Created at our recent Reeling in Stigma event, attendees wrote down names of those lost, personal struggles, and words of hope to build this tribute.

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MHFA gives everyday leaders, staff, and neighbors the practical tools and confidence to support someone in crisis.

Want to bring this You don’t have to be a doctor to save a life.

Just like CPR prepares you for a physical medical emergency, Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) equips everyday people with the skills and confidence to recognize, understand, and respond when someone

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