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04/15/2026

Julie found the American Foundation for Su***de Prevention after her husband, David, died by su***de in 2011.

The couple met in medical school and after David's death, Julie used her medical background to support the new education program Clinical Approach to Preventing Su***de: An Introduction. This program is an introductory overview of the clinician’s role in preventing su***de among patients, and covers risk and protective factors, warning signs, screening tools, brief interventions, and treatment options.

"When you consider that the majority of those who die by su***de have contact with a medical professional within three months of taking their own life, it’s easy to recognize how important it is that health care providers know how to recognize that someone may be in distress, and know how to connect them with help."

Read the blog: https://afsp.org/story/educating-other-medical-professionals-on-how-to-prevent-su***de

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04/08/2026

As we get ready for , we invite you to share your story.

Beginning in May, these stories of lived experience will become a part of our efforts the break the silence sustaining stigma.

Help us prepare for Mental Health Awareness Month 2026, and share your story today: nami.org/mham

04/07/2026

Mental health care is health care and it deserves the same attention, access, and support.

On World Health Day, we're reminding everyone that caring for your mental health is just as important as caring for your physical health.

04/04/2026

For educators and youth-serving professionals.

04/01/2026

How are you doing? 💙

This and beyond, remember to check in with yourself and others. It's okay to feel difficult emotions like stress. Focus on what's in your control and practice healthy coping techniques. You got this! 👏