Kingdom Love, LLC

04/18/2026

Catch us at this event next Saturday 4/25. Come out and say hi 👋🏽

04/17/2026

The newest art piece to add to my collection.
‘Daly City Love’

Thank you for signing my copy, ✌🏽

04/09/2026

Good afternoon, community!
Our 4/10 training has been rescheduled to 5/8 to allow for greater participation and more outreach. Please help us spread the word—we appreciate your support. 💜

04/07/2026

Mental health matters, every day✨

04/01/2026

7 classes. 7th grade. One powerful truth. 💜

The last 2 weeks, we had the honor of training every 7th grade student at Fernando Rivera in Be Sensitive, Be Brave for su***de prevention.

When we asked, “Do you know someone—or have you heard of someone—who is struggling with thoughts of su***de?”
Nearly every hand went up.

Our children are carrying more than we realize. They are listening to one another. Supporting one another. Showing up for one another.

Now they also know this: they do not have to struggle alone.
And being brave doesn’t mean handling it by yourself—it means asking the question about su***de and telling a trusted adult and getting support.

This wasn’t just a training.
It was a reminder that hope grows when we speak up, listen closely, and act with compassion.

✨ To every student: You matter. Your voice matters.
✨ To every adult: Be the safe place. Keep the door open.

Call to Action:
Let’s keep this conversation going—at home, at school, and in our communities.
✅ Check in with a young person this week
✅ Ask how they’re really doing
✅ Remind them they are never alone

💜 A BIG thank you to our incredible presenters, Lisa and Brenda. Marie for supporting us.

Your time, dedication, and unwavering commitment to su***de prevention and youth mental health made a powerful impact on every student you reached. Because of you, young people now know they are not alone—and that being brave means asking the question about su***de and telling a trusted adult.

We are so grateful for the passion, care, and heart you bring to this work. Lives are changed because of you. 💜

💛 Thank you to the incredible staff—the teachers who generously shared their class time and the counselors who continually support students with care and compassion. Your partnership made this work possible, and we are truly grateful. 💛

Together, we can Be Sensitive, Be Brave.

***dePrevention

03/26/2026

Free workshop. Today at 4pm. Join us. You can register here: https://forms.gle/tNeCL6mcb55MwXM37

Mental health conversations in our communities don’t have to feel uncomfortable or overwhelming.

This March, join us for Be Sensitive, Be Brave — a workshop designed for community members who want to show up with confidence, compassion, and practical skills when someone may be struggling.

Together, we will learn how to:

✔ Identify if someone is in mental distress
✔ Practice being sensitive and brave in helping others
✔ Increase awareness of mental health resources
✔ Build resilience using a recipe for mental health
✔ Build cultural sensitivity around mental health
✔Respond to community needs and decrease stigma

You don’t have to be a clinician to make a difference. Sometimes, being willing to notice, ask, and listen can save a life.

📅 March 26
📍 Zoom
👉🏽 Registration: bit.ly/SMCOUNTY-BSBB

If you’d like to attend or bring this workshop to your community group or organization, send me a message.

Let’s build braver, more compassionate communities — together.

03/19/2026

🤍 prayers and love for all the courageous survivors🙏🏽

03/07/2026

Know the signs.

Su***de Prevention. 💜

Spot the signs, save a life. Learn the warning signs of su***de and share this graphic to help others recognize them.

If you see these signs in someone, urge them to contact a mental health professional or the 988 Lifeline at 988Lifeline.org

03/07/2026

Food for thought

Happy Saturday! Just a reminder: You are a human being, not a production line.

Urgency culture will try to convince you that everything is time-sensitive and that your worth is tied to how quickly you respond, produce, and perform. That pressure trains your mind to stay in constant activation. Over time, the mind directs the brain and body into a pattern of chronic stress.

Today is a good day to interrupt that pattern.

When you stop treating everything as urgent, your mind directs your brain and body into a steadier state, supporting your long-term health.

Let a few things wait. Answer later. Take longer than usual. Give your mind space to shift out of constant reaction mode. Slowing down is not laziness. It is intelligent regulation.

If this is your sign to ease up today, share it with someone who needs the reminder. ❤️‍🩹

Drop some movie/tv recommendations below! I need something new to binge-watch! 🤔

03/04/2026

Mental health conversations in our communities don’t have to feel uncomfortable or overwhelming.

This March, join us for Be Sensitive, Be Brave — a workshop designed for community members who want to show up with confidence, compassion, and practical skills when someone may be struggling.

Together, we will learn how to:

✔ Identify if someone is in mental distress
✔ Practice being sensitive and brave in helping others
✔ Increase awareness of mental health resources
✔ Build resilience using a recipe for mental health
✔ Build cultural sensitivity around mental health
✔Respond to community needs and decrease stigma

You don’t have to be a clinician to make a difference. Sometimes, being willing to notice, ask, and listen can save a life.

📅 March 26
📍 Zoom
👉🏽 Registration: bit.ly/SMCOUNTY-BSBB

If you’d like to attend or bring this workshop to your community group or organization, send me a message.

Let’s build braver, more compassionate communities — together.

02/14/2026

Hello San Mateo County and nearby friends:🫶🏽

Please help us spread the word about upcoming Adult Mental Health First Aid Training hosted at Menlo College, next Friday (2/20).

Training Title:
Adult Mental Health First Aid (MHFA)
For adults supporting adults

Training Description:
Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) teaches participants how to identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges among adults.

Training Format:
Blended format (online and in-person)

Date:
Friday, February 20

Time:
9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Location:
Menlo College
Atherton, California

Pre-Course Requirement:
This training includes a required 2-hour online pre-course that must be completed before the in-person session. Access details and instructions will be sent after registration is confirmed.

Registration:
Please register using the link below:
bit.ly/SMCOUNTY
www.kingdomlove.live

11/03/2025

¡Un gran paso adelante! This weekend we facilitated our first Be Sensitive, Be Brave for Su***de Prevention / Seamos Sensibles, Seamos Valiente workshop completely in Spanish. 💜

We’re proud to continue expanding access to culturally responsive mental health education for our Spanish-speaking communities. 🙌🏽

A HUGE thank you to our newly certified BSBB facilitator, Juan Cuba who is dedicated to mental health and su***de prevention education in our Spanish speaking communities.🤍

Ready to bring mental health awareness and support to your community? Lets connect! Contact link in bio or email Lisa@KingdomLove.Live

***deprevention