By Gina Gurreri, Community Programs Development Supervisor On a hike this weekend, an out-of-state visitor asked me what I do for work in this area. When I explained that I… Continue Reading

By Gina Gurreri, Community Programs Development Supervisor On a hike this weekend, an out-of-state visitor asked me what I do for work in this area. When I explained that I… Continue Reading
Dear TCHNetwork,It has been such a tough year for everyone. The pandemic and the economic recession have been so hard for me. To make matters worse I come from a… Continue Reading
Written by Paul Reich, Behavioral Health Program Manager While headlines across the United States focus on the loss of life due to COVID-19, it is important to recognize that September… Continue Reading
Written by Paul Reich, Behavioral Health Program Manager Traditional religions, including Christianity, Judaism, and Islam, have long viewed suicide as a sin against God. The Catholic Church used to forbid… Continue Reading
Written by Sami Damsky, Behavioral Health Outreach Coordinator Education and Prevention Suicide prevention begins with education. While I do not expect everyone in our community to know everything about suicide,… Continue Reading
Written by Corinne Cavender, Behavioral Health Operations Coordinator When someone is diagnosed with cancer, we don’t call her a cancer. We use positive descriptors like “strong”, “brave”, and even “hero”.… Continue Reading
By Gina Gurreri, Community Programs Development Supervisor Back-to-school time is often a time to check up on your child’s needs. Do they need a new backpack or new shoes? Do… Continue Reading
By Julia Johnson, School-Based Programs Coordinator As summer comes to an end, students and school staff start to get ready to go back to school. Transitions are not always easy,… Continue Reading
By Ruth Homan, Community Health Worker With back-to-school quickly approaching and new lunch rules being implemented, here are some tips for packing fun and nutritious lunches. Let’s feed those brains… Continue Reading
By Ruthie Boyd, Public Health Marketing Coordinator VISTA Every Friday at the intersection of Oak and Pacific, the Telluride Farmer’s Market turns this usually quiet street into a bustling hub… Continue Reading