WISE

10/29/2025

10/28/2025

Join us November 13th from 1pm-2pm (CT) as we will share our Mental Health Stigma 101 course with participants. This presentation and facilitated discussion is a great place to start for anyone looking to increase inclusion, support and hope for people living with mental health and substance use challenges. There will be time for questions and to discuss how this training can be used and shared in many different settings. We would love to hear from you as to how you envision this training being used. How can we help reduce stigma by encouraging the use of this training? Dr. Andrea Vassilev, WISE Ex. Committee member will moderate the discussion and Brittney Fair, Training Lead for the Community Learning and Engagement & WISE department will facilitate. Come and enjoy a relaxing presentation and discussion!

You must register to attend.
https://rogersbh-org.zoom.us/meeting/register/ZMBEc6YOSGOubDPSCOrezw #/registration
After registering you will receive an email confirmation.

Join us for an hour to discuss mental health stigma.

10/28/2025

10/24/2025

When it comes to preventing su***de, trust your gut. If you think something's wrong or see just one warning sign, check in. Learn what to say and how to help at https://bit.ly/3YYJCU4

10/24/2025

Join Terry McGuire, producer and co-host of the Giving Voice to Depression Podcast, as she pulls back the curtain on depression, exposing its deceitful and d...

10/20/2025

Language is important. Before using the phrase, "I am so OCD," consider what these two therapists have to say and let's work to stop the stigma!

10/20/2025

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People can and do move forward from a su***de attempt. Your journey will take a unique path, each person may cope or struggle in different ways with their lived experience. It takes time to heal both physically and emotionally, but healing can happen.

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10/20/2025

10/17/2025

For years, Elizabeth battled alcoholism, addiction, anxiety, depression, and bipolar disorder, often hidden beneath the surface. Her path to healing began in 2017 at Herrington Recovery Center, but it was in 2019, when she fully surrendered, that she found true freedom.

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Faith Factory is more than clothing. It’s gratitude. It’s resilience. It’s faith in action.

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