Community, Resources and Support for Mental Health Professionals

Community, Resources and Support for Mental Health Professionals Welcome! We are passionate about helping mental health clinicians and students at all levels thrive.

We focus on providing information about self care & growth based on science about sleep, nutrition, movement, connection, mindfulness & stress management. This group is open to students, community health workers, social workers, pre-professionals (MSWs/PLPCs), and licensed professionals. Join this group to learn about self-care, share knowledge, network, and find out about events and discussions related to mental health, self-care, burn-out, wellness, interventions, psychology, skill development and other relevant related topics. Coming in January 2023, a membership site that will promote self care for mental health professionals: supportformentalhealthprofessionals.com

03/05/2026

Introduction to Shared Living Waiver Service
for Providers and Support Coordinators with Virginia Dept. of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services (DBHDS)

Learn the Path to Shared Living
Understand Medicaid requirements for the service
Understand the intent and value of the service
Learn how to recognize and address potential barriers
Differentiating roles and responsibilities

Followed by Q & A

Register at:
Https://bit.ly/SharedLivingIntro

Author Talk with Ruby Jo Walker, LCSWOrganized by Polyvagal InstituteWed, Mar 25, 2026 12:00 PM EDTJoin Polyvagal Instit...
03/04/2026

Author Talk with Ruby Jo Walker, LCSW
Organized by Polyvagal Institute
Wed, Mar 25, 2026 12:00 PM EDT
Join Polyvagal Institute and PVI Course Partner Ruby Jo Walker for an Author Talk highlighting her upcoming publication, "Applied Polyvagal Theory for Resilience and Post-Traumatic Growth: A Clinician's Guide."
The book is currently available for pre-order, with a release date of May 19, 2026. Can't join us live in real time? Your registration includes access to the event recording that is emailed out within 48 hours of the live event.

03/01/2026

CPTSD is not a "mental illness." CPTSD an injury to our nervous & endocrine systems. CPTSD increases our vulnerability to physical pain & illness. CPTSD makes our relationships complicated in ways we do not choose or want. No one "chooses" CPTSD. CPTSD is NOT due to "victim mindset." Survivors do not identify as having CPTSD because it is "trendy."

And: CPTSD is NOT the ultimate destiny of ANYONE reading this.

03/01/2026

For Not One More Weekend (February 27–March 1) National Alliance for Eating Disorders will unite communities worldwide to close out Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2026 with three powerful days of action, support, and recovery. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4tMfARP

A few typed-in searches can change your algorithm.
02/25/2026

A few typed-in searches can change your algorithm.

it’s the opposite of doomscrolling, i’m all about the bloomscroll 🌼✨

Recovery and Repair After ConflictThursday, March 19, 2026 | 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm ESTExtended Access Available March 19 - A...
02/24/2026

Recovery and Repair After Conflict
Thursday, March 19, 2026 | 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm EST
Extended Access Available March 19 - April 21, 2026
Use promo code REPAIR at checkout to receive your FREE registration*
https://adoptionsupport.org/resource/event/syf-webinar-recovery-and-repair-after-conflict/
Learn More + Register Now
*There is a $15 charge per registrant after the first 600 registrants have used the coupon code. 
Coupon code only applies to non-CE version.

Conflict, meltdowns, and ruptures happen in every family and classroom. Through this interactive webinar, participants will learn to reframe conflict as an opportunity for growth and walk away with practical steps for repair, empathy, and rebuilding trust after difficult moments. If you interact or work with youth in any capacity, this powerful presentation is for you.

Meet The Presenter:
Gwen Bass, PhD, MEd, Founder and CEO, Dr. Gwen Bass Consulting, LLC., Educational Consulting
Gwen Bass, PhD, MEd is a parent, educator, researcher, and collaborative consultant with a lifelong commitment to supporting children and families. With a background in psychology, education, and school counseling, Gwen has served as a teacher, counselor, and higher education administrator.

Discover effective strategies for recovery and repair after conflict. Register for our event and earn continuing education credits.

02/23/2026

Scrolling to decompress may be making you more stressed. Here's why.

02/23/2026

Sleep and weight loss share a reciprocal relationship. Sleep quality and quantity improves metabolism, focus, and habits, and healthy weight management improves sleep.

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