Upcoming events.

47th legislative breakfast on Mental health

Saturday, February 8th, 2025.
9:30 am - 1:00 pm
Friday Center at UNC Chapel Hill

Learn, laugh, and engage in critical conversations regarding mental health in North Carolina at the 47th Legislative Breakfast on Mental Health! Registration for the Breakfast opens on December 1st, 2024. Tickets are $25 for attendees.

Tickets can be purchased at legislativebreakfastmh.org

47th Legislative Breakfast on Mental Health
Feb
8

47th Legislative Breakfast on Mental Health

Learn, laugh, and engage in critical conversations regarding mental health in North Carolina at the 47th Legislative Breakfast on Mental Health! Registration for the Breakfast opens on December 1st, 2024. Tickets are $25 for attendees.

Event Date: February 8th, 2025

Location: The Friday Center, 100 Friday Center Dr., Chapel Hill, NC, 27517

Time: 9:30am-1:00pm

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Virtual Suicide Prevention Training
Jun
26

Virtual Suicide Prevention Training

QPR is an emergency mental health intervention for individuals who may be experiencing a suicide crisis. Ultimately, The Gatekeeper training is designed to teach individuals how to recognize the warning signs of and interrupt the crisis while directing the individual to proper care and resources.

This training is accessible to anyone who desires to support the mental health of their loved ones, friends, neighbors, and community. Certified Gatekeepers could operate as a bridge for a person in need; becoming an integral part of early recognition and early intervention.

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Intersectionality and Mental Health Workshop
Jun
8

Intersectionality and Mental Health Workshop

During this workshop we will explore and dissect risk factors and identifiers for mental health (depression, anxiety, suicidality, etc.) for men, women, and individuals identifying as LGBTQIA+. In addition, we will identify how intersectionality plays a role in mental wellbeing for different groups.

As individuals/clinicians/professionals, are we aware of our biases towards particular groups? Are we aware of unintentional harm we may cause to these groups? Lets find out and unpack together!

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