Explore the causes of suicide, the warning signs, and how to cope.

Explore the symptoms, risk factors, diagnostic criteria, and treatment of prolonged grief disorder with a licensed therapist and learn practical tips for managing symptoms and supporting loved ones.

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.

This event will focus on promoting wellness, preventative care, and healthy living by offering valuable health services and resources to the community.

Join us for an opportunity to connect with other military and veteran spouses/partners and discuss our relationships with our partner, share challenges and successes, and receive support.

This event is a peer support event and open to survivors of MST, their loved ones, and those within the military and veteran community that want to learn and support with care in compassion.

This series will raise awareness and build practical skills around mental health issues like substance use and suicide risk.

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. 

During this EmpowerEd session, you will learn about MST, hear about the Rising Up research project engaging MST survivors and practitioners, and identify strategies to support MST survivors on their healing journey.

Join us for an engaging symposium focused on the latest insights, strategies, and innovations in public health.

This one-hour webinar provides an accessible guide to understanding this often-misunderstood diagnosis, including symptoms of OCD, co-occurring disorders, and treatment options

LGBTQ Suicide Prevention is a community-based presentation that covers what we know about this leading cause of death, the most up-to-date research on prevention, and what we can all do to fight suicide.

It helps to bring your team with you, as we will put you in Breakout Rooms together to begin the conversation. This is one of our Core Modules required for Wellness Champion Certification.

Learn to recognize the signs of traumatic grief in children with a licensed therapist and discuss how to provide support to children who are experiencing traumatic grief.

An Introduction to LGBTQ Suicide Prevention is a community-based presentation that covers what we know about this leading cause of death, the most up-to-date research on prevention, and what we can all do to fight suicide.

If you’ve been struggling to define what self-care means for you, in a practical, achievable way, then this session is for you.

It is a safe pace to "break barriers" in mental health stigmas for teens and find connection with one another!

This series will raise awareness and build practical skills around mental health issues like substance use and suicide risk.

Learn what to do if you encounter someone with a Mental Health Crisis, who may need to be verbally de-escalated.

Explore the diagnostic criteria, symptoms, treatment options, and common misconceptions of body dysmorphic disorder.

Discuss the reasons why people go to therapy, what the process truly looks like, and how to find a qualified professional.

Presented by Rise Recovery.

Discuss practical techniques such as mindfulness, meditation, creative expression, and gentle embodiment practices like yoga, tai chi, or contemplative walking.

The AFSP Facilitator Training Program offers suicide prevention organizers a way to create and facilitate a community support group for suicide loss survivors in the aftermath of a suicide.

The AFSP Facilitator Training Program offers suicide prevention organizers a way to create and facilitate a community support group for suicide loss survivors in the aftermath of a suicide.

The AFSP Facilitator Training Program offers suicide prevention organizers a way to create and facilitate a community support group for suicide loss survivors in the aftermath of a suicide.

Intended for high school classes or community settings with groups of teens, ages from 14 to 18, It’s Real: Teens and Mental Health is a 45-minute program that provides young people with mental health education and resources.

This session will provide actionable techniques for setting boundaries, managing energy, and preventing burnout.

Learn ways to introduce self-care into your work life, communicate boundaries, and cope with demanding schedules.

Learn about financial considerations, benefits, and rights to empower you during and after divorce.