Let’s talk about mental health with loved ones

Let’s talk about mental health with loved ones Talking to a loved one about mental health is one of the best ways to get the help we need. Often our first points of contact when we are struggling are our friends, family, or colleagues. If someone you know is struggling emotionally or having a hard […]

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TEARS Talk & Walk September 20, 2026

Create Hope. Build Strength. End Suicide. September 20, 2026 12:30PM Ralph Engelstad Arena 12:30pm Check-In, Hands on Activities 1:30pm Welcome, Colors of Connection Tribute, Guest Speaker 2:00-3:00pm 1 mile Walk, Walk Prize Winners, Closing Dedication Flyer linked below:

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Let’s change how we talk about mental health

Let’s change how we talk about mental health What we say to ourselves and others about mental health matters. We all have mental health and it’s as essential to a person’s life just as physical health. Mental health (https://www.samhsa.gov/mental-health) includes our emotional, psychological, and social well-being. It affects how we think, feel, and act, and […]

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Community members invited to review proposals on Substance Use Prevention Program Services to Serve American Indian Populations

Community members invited to review proposals on Substance Use Prevention Program Services to Serve American Indian Populations The Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS) is looking for community members to review proposals related to the Substance Use Prevention Program Services to Serve American Indian Populations grant. Eligible reviewers may receive a stipend upon completion of the grant […]

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Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Newsletter September 2026

September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month Although mental health and suicide prevention is important to address year-round, Suicide Prevention Awareness Month provides a dedicated time for people, organizations, and communities to join their voices and share that there is hope, help is available, and healing is possible. This year’s theme is “Changing the narrative: Start […]

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Break the Stigma Suicide Awareness & Prevention Walk

We’re inviting you to help spread the word about RiverView Health’s Break the Stigma Suicide Awareness & Prevention Walk, hosted by RiverView Recovery Center and Senior Life Solutions in recognition of Suicide Prevention Awareness Month and National Recovery Month. EVENT DETAILS Thursday, September 10, 2026 Crookston Sports Center Registration: 4:00 PM Walk: 5:00 PM (1 […]

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Virtual Peer Support September Calendar – Wellness in the Woods

Wellness in the Woods has created inviting and engaging zoom meetings that promote mental wellness and community for people living with mental health challenges. Each meeting is hosted by a peer specialist with similar life experiences. There is something for everyone! Click on this link to learn more about Virtual Peer Support! You will find […]

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See What’s Waiting for You at The Power of Hope

From our free VPSN pre-conference series to two inspiring days of learning and connection, here’s what’s waiting for you this September.­ ­ Your Conference Preview The 2026 Wellness in the Woods Annual Conference: The Power of Hope is coming together, and we are excited to share what is planned. Your Conference Experience Begins Before September […]

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It’s Time to Register! FREE safeTALK Training 8.27.2026 – Thief River Falls

FREE safeTALK Workshop Make a connection to safety.Play a role in suicide prevention.Suicide can be preventable. You can make a difference. Help them KeepSafe and connect them to further support Talk openly about suicide and learn the 4-step model LivingWorks safeTALK is used by professionals and the general public Understand how to recognize and reach […]

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