Mental Health America of Southeast Florida

03/20/2026

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02/25/2026

Still feeling so grateful and honored to have presented at the 10th Annual Florida Su***de Prevention Coalition (FSPC) Conference🤍

Our workshop, SoulCollage®: Restorative Practice and Resilience in Su***de Work, focused on the emotional weight that comes with supporting others through su***de prevention, crisis, and loss. This work is deeply meaningful, but it can also be heavy. Over time, many helpers experience compassion fatigue, burnout, and spiritual exhaustion.

We created a space for reflection, creativity, and restoration—reminding those who serve that their healing, balance, and resilience matter too. Through guided imagery and creative expression, we explored ways to reconnect with purpose, manage stress, and sustain the heart needed to continue this work long-term.

So thankful to be part of a community that shows up with courage, empathy, and compassion every single day. Thank you to everyone who attended and shared in such a powerful and meaningful experience.

The work is hard, but we are not alone.
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02/04/2026

The L.O.S.S. Team had the privilege of presenting at Regional Hospital on su***de awareness, prevention, and postvention support.

Conversations about su***de can be difficult, but they are lifesaving. Through education, compassion, and connection, we work to reduce stigma and ensure that survivors and those struggling know they do not have to walk their journey alone. Sometimes the most meaningful support is simply being present and saying, “We’re here with you.”

We are thankful to collaborate with healthcare teams who share the same mission — fostering hope, strengthening resilience, and caring for our community when it matters most. 💙🤍

11/23/2025

Yesterday, the L.O.S.S. Team and our community came together for International Survivors of Su***de Loss Day, and the gathering was profoundly moving. With more than sixty attendees, we shared a truly sacred space filled with courage, remembrance, and deep connection.

It was an honor for the L.O.S.S. Team to host this event and to stand alongside survivors as they honored their loved ones and supported one another. From the intimate breakout groups to the candlelight ceremony, every moment reflected the resilience of those who continue to carry love forward.

To everyone who joined us: thank you for showing up, for trusting us, and for reminding one another that healing happens in community.

We see you. We honor your loved ones. We hold this space with you. 💙🤍

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07/31/2025

There is power in showing up for each other, whether it’s through shared meals, honest conversations, or helping hands. Mental Health America’s Toolkit has the resources you need to start building your community: mhanational.org/July

07/30/2025

The first step in navigating your mental health is to check in on yourself. Take a free test at mhascreening.org.

07/29/2025

Healing happens faster when you feel understood and respected. That is the power of community.

07/28/2025

Music, prayer, storytelling, cooking, and nature are mental health care too. Traditions and cultural tools for healing matter.
July is Bebe Moore Campbell National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month.
Learn more about at mhanational.org/july.

07/27/2025

Your voice can lead to change in your life and the world around you. Your feelings are real — your story matters.

mhanational.org/july.

07/26/2025

To create change, there has to be a foundation of trust. That starts with listening, learning, and partnering with communities.
Bebe Moore Campbell was a journalist, teacher, author, and dedicated mental health advocate for the Black community and other underrepresented groups. National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month was established and named in honor of her work.
Learn more about at mhanational.org/july.

07/25/2025

When you’re ready, sharing your experiences — the hard ones and the hopeful ones — helps others feel less alone and is a powerful way to take action.

Learn more: mhanational.org/July

07/24/2025

This July, we’re joining MHA in honoring the memory of Bebe Moore Campbell, a mental healthadvocate who worked to shed light on the mental health needs of the Black community and other underrepresented communities. Learn more: mhanational.org/bebemoorecampbell