A Path to a Bully-Free Future

Bullying is a pervasive issue that can leave deep emotional and psychological scars, not only on children but on their families and communities as well. Defined as repeated, intentional harm inflicted by one person or group upon another, bullying can manifest in physical, verbal, and social ways. It is not just about isolated incidents; it’s…

Understanding and Preventing Suicide: A World Suicide Prevention Day Reflection

September is Suicide Prevention Month, and September 10th is World Suicide Prevention Day—a time to deepen our understanding, raise awareness, and take action to reduce the rates of suicide globally. This expanded blog post will delve into the complexities of suicide prevention by examining vital statistics, clarifying what effective prevention entails, recognizing signs of suicidal…

How to Talk About Mental Health

Talking about mental health is essential for fostering understanding, support, and advocacy. This guide will help you navigate conversations about mental health, whether you’re discussing others’ mental health, your own, or addressing mental health in the workplace. Here’s how to approach these important discussions with empathy and sensitivity. How to Discuss Mental Health When discussing…

Celebrating Diversity and Resilience for Disability Pride Month

In recent years, Disability Pride Month has gained momentum, marking a significant shift towards acknowledging and honoring the experiences of individuals with disabilities. But what exactly is Disability Pride Month, and why is it so crucial? Understanding Disability Pride Month Disability Pride Month, observed throughout July, traces its roots back to the early 1990s. It…