Thrive Community Health Network (TCHNetwork) is excited to announce the expansion of the Recovery Access Fund (RAF) into Ouray and San Miguel counties—building on its successful launch in Delta and […]
September, a month of transition and coexistence, appropriately symbolizes Suicide Prevention Awareness. As nature showcases its contrasting beauty with green and orange hues, we also go through a spectrum of
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
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
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,
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”.
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,
Until March, the Coronavirus was a topic I paid only scant attention to when it appeared in televised news segments or popped up on my news feed. It still felt
Perhaps you are a parent of an adolescent who is living with a mental health condition. Or you are concerned about the health and wellness of a nephew, grandchild, or