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See highlights from MHAV’s comprehensive study of suicide data and prevention services for Region IV (Central Virginia) and Be Well VA. Watch the discussion to learn more Download the Region IV Suicide Prevention Needs Assessment Central Virginia 2022 Executive...
Physicians and nurses die by suicide at twice the rate of the general population. At our Victory for Mental Health Dinner Program next week, we will present this year’s Mental Health Advocacy Champion Award to Jennifer Feist, Corey Feist, and Sen. Tim Kaine for...
Until now, if you were to call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, you would call 1-800-273-TALK. As of July 16, you can call 988 to reach the Lifeline, a number that is much easier to remember. In addition to having a new number, the move to 988 includes a much...
After months of negotiations, Virginia finally has a state budget for the two-year period that begins July 1, 2022. It contains the largest increase in mental health funding across the system, with significant investments in the two most vital needs – growing the...
1. The research suggests a record number of us are experiencing mental health problems, and a record number are now thinking about our mental health and talking about it. 2. More of us are not just talking but actually doing something about it. We’re trying to get an...
