Suicide Prevention Awareness Month
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Recovery Rocks: The Health and Counseling Center's Collegiate Recovery Program and Health Promotion team will be doing a crossover event in honor of September being both Suicide Prevention Awareness Month and Recovery Awareness Month. Attendees will be able to come learn about strategies to support their own or others' recovery and decorate rocks that inspire the continual pursuit of recovery. Get more information about the two dates this event will be hosted here (https://cglink.me/2fC/r2264070) and here (https://cglink.me/2fC/r2264071).
Light in the Darkness: Drop by our table and take a pause to identify your light in the darkness. What is something that gives you hope when other things look bleak? Reflecting on those parts of our life can not only help us be happier but also be more resilient when we are going through hard times. Your contribution to our display may inspire others and perhaps you will walk away with some strategies as well. All participants will be welcomed to grab some glow in the dark swag to rep afterwards. Register and see more information here: https://cglink.me/2fC/r2265805
Stop Suicide Mini Fair: Health Promotion has invited critical community partners to campus to share with you resources and strategies you can utilize when you are supporting someone in distress or when you yourself are feeling low on options. Participants that engage with every table will be entered to win one of several excellent prizes. Register and see more information here: https://cglink.me/2fC/r2265806
Mental Health First Aid: Become certified to support someone experiencing an early, worsening, or crisis mental health challenge. This course is free of charge to all DU community members and covers topics ranging from stigma and mental illness to preventing suicide, responding to overdose, and aiding someone experiencing a psychotic episode. For more information about the Mental Health First Aid program at DU, check out https://studentaffairs.du.edu/mhfa. and email Austin.Gane@du.edu directly to register.
Suicide Prevention Training: Prepare yourself to save a life. Effectively all of us will at some point know someone who has been thinking of ending their life, but many of us will not know how to identify it and not feel prepared to respond. This training covers how to compassionately and effectively intervene and support anyone thinking of ending their life. This training also fulfills the RSO Harm Reduction requirement. Register and see more information here: https://cglink.me/2fC/r2265915