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The New Hampshire Rapid Response Access Point provides the support you want in your time of need. If you or someone you care about is experiencing a mental health or substance use crisis, you can call and speak to our trained and caring staff.
The New Hampshire Rapid Response Access Point provides the support you want in your time of need. If you or someone you care about is experiencing a mental health or substance use crisis, you can call and speak to our trained and caring staff.
Our SCPHN Team and Public Health Advisory Council welcome you to join us at our Spring All Partner Meeting
on Thursday June 20th at Frisbie Memorial Hospital’s Conference Center in Rochester.
Connect with partners from across our Network and hear from a panel of community stakeholders including young adults,
a police officer and a local business owner as they share the impact that prevention practices have had on their lives and examples of what
prevention looks like in practice, and discuss how prevention can be supported across our communities.
Visit our website scphn.org/all-partner-meetings to learn more about our program for the morning.
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Counseling/Therapy
Crisis Services
Substance Abuse Support/Recovery
Peer Support
Mental/Physical Health Services & Supports
Building a Resilient Workplace: Strategies for Supporting Your Team’s Mental Health
Building a Resilient Workplace: Strategies for Supporting Your Team’s Mental Health
NHBR will host the free webinar “Building a Resilient Workplace: Strategies for Supporting Your Team’s Mental Health,” on Thursday, March 21, from 11 a.m. to noon. The webinar will address the high cost of serious mental illness in the U.S. economy and what employers can do to support employees and improve access to treatment.
Visit https://www.nhbr.com/building-a-resilient-workplace-strategies-for-supporting-your-teams-mental-health/ for more information.
Self harm, also referred to as SH or self-injury, is when someone hurts themselves on purpose.
This could be through things like cutting, burning, bruising, or other physical injury; people can also self-harm through their behaviors by making choices they know will hurt them repeatedly.
Self-harm is a maladaptive, or unhelpful, coping skill; it helps people feel better, even if that seems or sounds backwards.
What we've done . . .
What we've done . . .
We have created links, resources and opportunities for the RSD community of students, families & staff to help support a greater working and learning environment in our schools.
We have created links, resources and opportunities for the RSD community of students, families & staff to help support a greater working and learning environment in our schools.
How do I Get Help?
How do I Get Help?
Links to reading and toolkit for educators & families
Understanding the Impacts of Trauma and what our Trauma-sensitive & Trauma-skilled schools are doing
Importance of Mindfulness and ways to Encourage it at school and home
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