Behavioral Health Network STL

https://www.facebook.com/events/1281261842244247/ Join us and our partners for a virtual town hall with bipartisan Missouri legislators! Register today at http://bit.ly/rhctownhall.... The event will take place on Friday, January 29, 2021, from 10:30am 12 pm. Stream the event live at www.youtube.com/user/STLRHC or join our interactive zoom webinar. Zoom meeting information will be emailed to you after you complete registration. Moderated by Dr. Heidi B. Miller, the panel will feature Rep. Mary Elizabeth Coleman, Rep. Sarah Unsicker, and Senator Brian Williams. Elected officials will discuss ways to address COVID’s impact on the behavioral health of our community. As a participant, you are encouraged to bring your own questions for the panelists on this topic! This event is sponsored by the St. Louis Regional Health Commission, Alive and Well Communities, Behavioral Health Network of Greater St. Louis, Generate Health STL, Prepare St.Louis, Regional Response Team, and the St. Louis Integrated Health Network

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Do not own rights to music Guest Geraldine Johnson, Neva Brooks, Rosemary Jackson-Moore regarding Behavioral Health Network (Mental Health) and MO Show Me Hope Cridis Counseling Program.

Show Me Hope Missouri is a free crisis counseling program providing outreach and education for disaster recovery. This program is made possible by a FEMA grant and local resources secured through the Missouri Health Foundation. If you or someone you know need assistance, please reach out to our Disaster Distress line at 1-800-985-5990, or text TalkWithUs, or connect through our social media platforms on Facebook or Twitter by searching Missouri Show Me Hope Crisis Counseling Program. Partner Agenices include: Alive and Well Communities, BJC HealthCare, Bridges to Care and Recovery Wellness Champions, Casa de Salud, Mental Health America of Eastern Missouri, Places for People, Safe Connections #behavioralhealthmatters #communitycollaboration

Another wonderful resource for the LGBTQ+ community in the Greater St. Louis area!

Wonderful resource for the St. Louis area LGBTQ+ population! Please share within your agency/social circles! #behavioralhealthmatters #lgbtqbehavioralhealthmatters

From all of us at Behavioral Health Network of Greater St. Louis, thank you for helping us reach 300 followers!

Dealing with the Holiday Blues & Depression - Dr. Vetta Sanders Thompson

Check out CHIPS' friends and supporters at #RXOutreach!

Anxious about voting this election? We get it. Voting can be a bit confusing and overwhelming, especially during a pandemic, but there’s still time to take acti...on if you’re a registered voter! Today is the deadline to request an absentee or mail-in ballot by mail in MO, but you can request either ballot in-person at your local election authority office up until the day before Election Day. You will need to get your absentee ballot notarized, but there may be certain conditions under which you are not required to get it notarized (see below). Mail-in ballots have to be mailed in through USPS and the envelope must be notarized. Here’s some additional voting info and tips from our friends at the St. Louis Regional Health Commission!