Shareevolution Behavioral Health & Wellness

09/16/2025

***deawarenessmonth ***depreventionmonth 🩵💜🩵

09/14/2025

💚 It’s National Live Creative Day and we’re celebrating the bold, brilliant fundraisers who turned their passions into purpose with NAMI Do-It-Your-Way fundraisers. From lacrosse games to sushi nights to dance workshops, these changemakers proved that you don’t have to follow a script to make a difference.

💡 Whatever lights you up— use it to support mental health. Have a creative idea to support mental health? ✨

It’s not too late to start your own NAMI Do-It-Your-Way fundraiser today. doityourway.nami.org

09/12/2025

Thank you to everyone who attended, all the support offered and the willingness to show up and talk about the hard things. And thank you to the Democrat for a wonderful article highlighting the issue.

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... NATCHEZ — Dry eyes were hard to find in a large gathering on Wednesday at Bowie’s Rabbit Hole on Main Street that was organized by Alicia Norris of Shareevolution Behavioral Health & Wellness clinic, along with Y’all Means All Natchez. The event, whic...

09/11/2025

Great opportunity to support and fill your needs!!

Y'all have asked us every year to do a second sale, so here we go! For one more day, we're going to be set up at The Natchez Democrat Office at 503 Canal St, Natchez, MS!

We've got ALL the holiday decorations you need, from Halloween decor, Thanksgiving, and even Christmas Trees! That's on top of all the furniture, clothes, housewares, and more!

09/11/2025

“When you wake up in the morning, Pooh,” said Piglet, “what’s the very first thing you think about?”

Pooh thought for a long moment.

“Well,” he said slowly, “sometimes I think about honey. But other times… I think about the day itself, and how it hasn’t been lived yet. It’s all brand new, like the sky before the sun finishes painting it. And that makes me feel rather hopeful.”

Piglet nodded.

“I think,” said Piglet, “that the morning reminds us there are always new chances. Even if yesterday was heavy, today is lighter. Even if the night felt long, the morning comes anyway, bringing colors with it.”

So they stood together on the hill, watching the pastel glow stretch across the Forest.

And Pooh, who often said very simple things that turned out to be quite wise, whispered:

“Hope is a bit like the sunrise. You can’t always see it right away, but it’s always there—waiting to brighten the day, one soft color at a time.”

And with that thought, the Hundred Acre Wood seemed a little warmer, the air a little sweeter, and the friends a little braver—because dawn had reminded them that every day begins with hope. (Eeyore World)

09/11/2025

09/10/2025

Join us this evening between 5-7 at the rabbit hole to share information, food, music, support and remembrance. All are welcome.

On ***dePreventionDay (Sept. 10), join NAMI and CEO Dan Gillison for a national moment of silence at 1pm ET.

Together, we’ll honor lives lost to su***de, support those who are struggling, and remind each other that hope and connection are always possible.

💚 You are not alone.

09/09/2025

Caleb Williams painted his nails with "988" for the Bears' opener, the number for the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline.

He also painted his nails in the colors of su***de prevention awareness.

09/09/2025

Every year, su***de touches too many lives—friends, neighbors, family members. In Mississippi, over 700 lives are lost to su***de each year, reminding us how important it is to come together as a community. Tomorrow at There's Still Light - Community Su***de Prevention and Awareness Night, we will gather to honor those we’ve lost, support those who are struggling, and remind everyone that hope is never out of reach.

This night is about connection, reflection, and healing. It’s about showing up for one another, sharing stories, and building a community where no one feels alone. From the heartfelt music of Maggie Nettles Brown to the personal stories of our speakers, and resources from Merit Health Natchez, NAMI Mississippi, AFSP Mississippi every moment is meant to bring light, comfort, and hope. The Petal Club will be there with an opportunity to create your own remembrance or hope bouquet.

Join us at Bowie’s Rabbit Hole and the Natchez bluff tomorrow to be part of something bigger than ourselves—to remember, to support, and to inspire.

09/09/2025

Did you know that when a person feels connected to and supported by their community, the risk for suicidal ideation and attempts is reduced by up to 45%? Source: JAMA Psychiatry (2019)

We’re coming together for an evening focused on mental health, sharing real stories, and exploring practical ways to support ourselves and one another. There will be guest speakers, local resources, and honest conversations. Help us break the stigma and let those around us remember, there is still light.

This event is free and open to the community. Everyone is welcome.

If you or your business is interested in sponsoring or supporting this event, please give us a call or drop us a note and we can share more details.