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Quick answer: Suicide is preventable. Common warning signs include talking about wanting to die or being a burden, withdrawing from others, and sudden changes in mood or behavior. If you’re worried about someone, ask them directly whether they’re thinking about suicide, listen without judgment, and connect them to help. In the U.S., you can call […]

End the Stigma. End the Silence. End Overdose. Most overdoses don’t happen in an alley. They happen at home, at a family gathering, in a parked car, in a bedroom down the hall. Almost always, they happen with someone else nearby. That’s the part worth sitting with. In most cases, someone was close enough to […]

Every person has a story, a culture, and a lived experience that shapes how they understand health, healing, and well-being. During Bebe Moore Campbell National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, observed each July, we recognize the importance of ensuring that mental health care reflects and respects those unique experiences.  Named in honor of author, advocate, and community leader Bebe […]

April is Alcohol Awareness Month – a time to acknowledge the real challenges individuals and families dealing with alcohol use disorder and addiction face. This month is a good reminder that help is available, stigma-free, and closer than many people think. Same-day access to care In 2025, Comprehensive Healthcare introduced same-day access to substance use […]

As December rolls around, the festive atmosphere can be both a time of joy and a source of stress. While we often see images of perfect celebrations and cheerful gatherings, the reality for many is a mix of excitement, pressure, and, sometimes, loneliness. This time of year can significantly impact our mental health, making it […]

Election season is a time of heightened emotion, filled with debates, non-stop media coverage, and constant conversations around the issues that matter most to individuals and communities. No matter what side of the line you find yourself on, it can be a time of stress, anxiety, and tension in relationships. Managing your mental health during […]

Every September, we recognize National Suicide Prevention Month. This month is a time for us to raise awareness about suicide and educate others on how to respond when someone finds themselves grappling with suicidal thoughts. Suicide affects millions of individuals worldwide, as well as their families and communities. Suicide is the second leading cause of […]

August 31st marks Overdose Awareness Day, a time dedicated to raising awareness about the devastating impact of drug overdoses and the importance of prevention, education, and support for those affected. As we observe this day, it is crucial to recognize that the overdose crisis touches every community, every family, and every individual, regardless of background […]

The opioid crisis is having a huge impact on communities worldwide, and Naloxone, also known as Narcan, has become an essential tool for saving lives. Naloxone is a medication that can quickly reverse the effects of an opioid overdose. Its role in preventing overdose deaths is incredibly significant, making it a crucial part of the […]

July is Bebe Moore Campbell Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, a time dedicated to highlighting the unique struggles marginalized communities face in their pursuit of mental health and wellness. This year’s focus is on the pervasive issue of stigma and how it thrives in an environment of silence. For many in minority communities, mental health […]