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We’re pleased to share that registration is open for two May sessions of NEABPD’s FREE Managing Suicidality & Trauma Recovery (MSTR) program — a free, online course for parents who have experienced the trauma of supporting a teen or adult child through suicidality, self-harm, or a related crisis.![]()
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MSTR is designed specifically for families navigating the ongoing stress and emotional toll of supporting a loved one in crisis. The course offers education, connection, and practical skills for parents who are feeling overwhelmed and isolated.![]()
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👉 Families can register for a May session here: www.borderlinepersonalitydisorder.org/family-connections-managing-suicidality-trauma-recovery/
Each year, National Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day seeks to raise awareness about the importance of children’s mental health and show that positive mental health is essential to a child’s healthy development. For more resources, visit ndthrives.com/for-parents/
We were so excited to join the North Dakota Association of Student Councils NDAHS and NDMLSC Conferences in Bismarck last week! LaVonne had wonderful conversations with the students about belonging, being a supportive friend, and other leading causes of life. ![]()
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🌸 Interested in having ND THRIVES support your youth organization? Reach out today!
DYK: Many mental health issues affecting adults start in childhood and adolescence. This Mental Health Awareness Month, learn how to support children of all ages and stages. To learn more: samhsa.gov/mental-health/children-and-families/young-adults #MHAM2025 #mentalhealthmatters
Sometimes life transitions can affect our well-being. Navigating these changes with resilience and grace is possible! 🧭⛵If you need someone to talk to, visit: samhsa.gov/find-support #MHAM2025 #mentalhealthawareness
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