Call 988 or the Georgia Crisis & Access Line for immediate crisis support or access to services. Help is available 24/7 at (800) 715-4225 or through the MyGCAL App.
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REIMAGINE: A Week of Action to Reimagine Our National Response to People in Crisis Throughout the week of November 15-19, 2021, REIMAGINE will bring together leading organizations to elevate crisis response and coordinate federal and state advocacy efforts to establish and fully fund our country’s crisis response systems before a new three-digit number for mental […]
On the 2nd Wednesday, every other month, leaders and members of Georgia Suicide Prevention Coalitions are invited to join this meeting, which is held to provide technical support, training, and networking opportunities to support the growth, development, and sustained efforts of coalitions across Georgia.
The purpose of the Georgia Mental Health Trainer Network, hosted by the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities, is to empower, support, and mobilize skilled mental health trainers across the state by providing collaboration with fellow trainers, networking for training opportunities, and guidance on topics such as classroom management, adult learning theory, professional development, […]
The purpose of the Georgia Suicide Prevention Clinician Network is to connect, equip, and support licensed behavioral health professionals across the state in order to provide effective treatment to suicidal individuals and implement suicide prevention best practices in screening, interventions, safety planning, and risk formulation for those identified at risk for suicide.
Camden Suicide Prevention Coalition Presents the final webinar in their series with tips and resources to help maintain wellness during the holiday season. Event Flyer
The purpose of the Georgia Suicide Prevention Stakeholder Meeting is to mobilize suicide prevention, intervention, and postvention efforts statewide while providing a platform for stakeholders to share resources and provide feedback to advance the field of prevention in Georgia.
Join us as advocates across the state gather virtually to celebrate Mental Health in Georgia. Invite your friends and neighbors. See you in January! Spanish interpretation and sign language interpretation will be provided for this year's event. Groups from across the state are welcome and encouraged to attend all or part of our Online Mental […]
On the 2nd Wednesday, every other month, leaders and members of Georgia Suicide Prevention Coalitions are invited to join this meeting, which is held to provide technical support, training, and networking opportunities to support the growth, development, and sustained efforts of coalitions across Georgia.
The purpose of the Georgia Mental Health Trainer Network, hosted by the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities, is to empower, support, and mobilize skilled mental health trainers across the state by providing collaboration with fellow trainers, networking for training opportunities, and guidance on topics such as classroom management, adult learning theory, professional development, […]
The purpose of the Georgia Suicide Prevention Clinician Network is to connect, equip, and support licensed behavioral health professionals across the state in order to provide effective treatment to suicidal individuals and implement suicide prevention best practices in screening, interventions, safety planning, and risk formulation for those identified at risk for suicide.
Join NAMI for the kickoff of the Help Not Handcuffs: A Day in the Life series featuring an abbreviated version of the Emmy award-winning HBO documentary “Ernie and Joe: Crisis Cops.” Following the screening will be a discussion with Ernie Stevens and Joe Smarro from the film as well as the documentary's director/producer Jenifer McShane. […]
