Suicide Awareness Month
Suicide Prevention And Your Behavioral Health Suicide is a leading cause of death in the US and is considered a national public health crisis. It is in 10th place for adults overall and in 2nd place for those aged 15-34. Colorado is one of the states with the highest rates of suicide, ranking 10th
SLVBHG Supports Students
August 4, 2020 By Azarel Madrigal-Chase SLVBHG was fortunate to have funding to support students and families with much-needed school supplies and backpacks during this difficult time. SLVBHG staff are thankful to have an opportunity to provide assistance to many students and families. In the San Luis Valley, we have 2 of the poorest
How to be an Ally
By Chelsea Henderson, MA, LPCC, NCC First of all, we want to say Happy Pride Month to all those who identify within the LGBTQ+ community or have yet to figure out where they fit on the spectrum of gender and/or sexual identity. We see you and we are here for you. We acknowledge this pride
Suicide and LGBTQ+ Youth, Resources from The Trevor Project
Warning Signs of Suicide https://www.thetrevorproject.org/resources/preventing-suicide/warning-signs-of-suicide/ Preventing Suicide https://www.thetrevorproject.org/resources/preventing-suicide/
Mental Health Awareness Month – 2020
Hi! How are you? Really, how are you? May is Mental Health Awareness Month and every year the goal is to fight the stigma, educate the public, and support people and their families with their mental health concerns. Victoria Romero, Bonnie Ortega, Jamie Bogner and Azarel Madrigal-Chase, mental health experts from the San Luis Valley
SLVBHG We Did It 2020
SLVBHG We Did It 2020 Credits: Bonnie Ortega & Family Diamond Mobbley & Family Vanessa Thong & Family Dallas Cooley-Gartner Tyler Woods Erin Mobley Editor: Devan Rodriguez San Luis Valley Behavioral Health Group Music: https://www.bensound.com
Anxiety-What is it and Why do I have it?
We’re in a crisis, a global pandemic-an experience many have never had before. Our minds are racing, hearts pounding, bodies quivering at one level or another. Emotions are telling stories of anger, agitation, fear, sadness, and worry. We’re being asked to stay home-whether it’s safe for us or not. Technology is now the front and