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Kathy Brunson's Recovery Journey

December 13, 2025

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November 3, 2025

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Thriving Mind Trauma Recovery Efforts Cited in Report Detailing Historic Drop in Homicide in Miami-Dade

August 14, 2025

A report released Wednesday, August 13th, states Two Miami-Dade ZIP Codes Experienced Historic Drops in Homicide. That report cites three community partnerships, including Thriving Mind, that resulted in more safety in the region.

Senator Rouson Visits Thriving Mind-funded programs

August 12, 2025

Senator Darryl Rouson, a Democrat who represents the 16th District of Florida, visited South Florida recently to meet with Thriving Mind South Florida, some of its healthcare provider organizations and tour new programs funded by the Department of Children and Families and Thriving Mind.

Suicide Risk by Population

June 12, 2025

While anyone can experience suicide risk, some populations experience more negative social conditions and have higher rates of suicide or suicide attempts than the general U.S. population.

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Studies have found that the caffeine present in co

Studies have found that the caffeine present in coffee contributes to significant decreases in a person’s risk of depression. The caffeine present in tea also has protective effects against depression, but is less effective than coffee. #FunFridayFact #MentalHealth

Mental Health America and Thriving Mind offer tool

Mental Health America and Thriving Mind offer tools to help youth, caregivers, educators and more.

Apoyo a las mentes jóvenes Mental Health America y Thriving Mind ofrecen herramientas para ayudar a los jóvenes, cuidadores, educadores y más.

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Did you know Thriving Mind has a team specialized

Did you know Thriving Mind has a team specialized in helping people navigate substance use treatment services for adults and youth?

https://thrivingmind.org/get-help/substance-use

With support from the Department of Children and F

With support from the Department of Children and Families, Thriving Mind manages non-crisis social service and referral lines throughout our region. These services are managed by Thriving Mind, operated by its providers, and offered to the community regardless of income or insurance status. For help: www.thrivingmind.org

Knowing the risk factors can make us more aware an

Knowing the risk factors can make us more aware and help stop a crisis. These risk factors don't mean someone is having suicidal thoughts, but it is important to have a conversation with the person. #RecognizeTheRisk For help: https://thrivingmind.org/crisis-support

Thriving Mind’s prevention services provide subs

Thriving Mind’s prevention services provide substance use prevention and wellness promotion services, raise awareness, foster collaboration, and enhance the efforts of community programs and coalitions for the community.

https://thrivingmind.org/initiatives/prevention

Studies have found that regular consumption of dar

Studies have found that regular consumption of dark chocolate significantly lowers the odds of clinically relevant depressive symptoms. In a cross-sectional survey of over 13,000 US adults, people who ate dark chocolate in the past 24 hours were 70% less likely to report depression. It doesn’t take much to achieve these positive effects – the dark chocolate consumers in the study ate a little less than half an ounce. To maximize the health benefits, try eating dark chocolate made of 70% cocoa or more. This minimizes your calorie and sugar intake. #FunFridayFact #MentalHealth

As part of Thriving Mind South Florida’s overall

As part of Thriving Mind South Florida’s overall commitment to providing safety net services for mental health and substance use in community, we also provide a full array of services for children and youth.

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Did you know Thriving Mind has a team specialized

Did you know Thriving Mind has a team specialized in helping people navigate mental health and substance use treatment services for adults?

https://thrivingmind.org/get-help/mental-health

Thriving Mind has transformed our regional Crisis

Thriving Mind has transformed our regional Crisis Response System, establishing a Mobile Response Team network, funding call centers like the 988 crisis line, and expanding Crisis Stabilization Unit capacity. These services are offered to the community regardless of income or insurance status.

https://thrivingmind.org/crisis-support

Your awareness can make a difference. If you or so

Your awareness can make a difference. If you or someone you know needs support, call or text 988.
For help: https://thrivingmind.org/crisis-support

After experiencing a traumatic event such as physi

After experiencing a traumatic event such as physical assault, sexual abuse, domestic violence, or gun violence, crime victims often receive medical care for their physical injuries at the hospital. However, many victims also experience problems and distress related to their trauma. Thriving Mind can help.

https://thrivingmind.org/initiatives/trauma-recovery

Studies have found that taking a walk through natu

Studies have found that taking a walk through nature produces measurable benefits for your mental health and may even reduce the risk of depression. The study, published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Science, found that participants who walked for 90 minutes in a natural area showed decreased activity in the region of the brain associated with depression when compared to people who walked in a high-traffic urban setting.

Validation matters. Give youth the opportunity to

Validation matters. Give youth the opportunity to share motivation without judgment. Click here for help: https://thrivingmind.org/csoc

La validación es importante. Démosle a los jóvenes la oportunidad de compartir sus motivaciones sin juzgarlos. Haga clic aquí: https://thrivingmind.org/csoc

Happy Thanksgiving from Thriving Mind!

Happy Thanksgiving from Thriving Mind!

Peer support workers are people who have been succ

Peer support workers are people who have been successful in the recovery process. Peers can effectively extend the reach of treatment beyond the clinical setting into the everyday environment for those seeking a sustained recovery.

https://thrivingmind.org/initiatives/peer-support-services

Thriving Mind is committed to finding safe, afford

Thriving Mind is committed to finding safe, affordable, stable housing for individuals, ensuring they receive the support services to be successful in the community.

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On Nov. 19, Thriving Mind’s Shaymaa Abdrabou, MS

On Nov. 19, Thriving Mind’s Shaymaa Abdrabou, MS, CBHCM, Care Coordinator, Florida Department of Corrections Re-Entry Program, and Estefany Velazco, BA, Adult System of Care Administrative Assistant, attended the Reentry Fair at South Florida Reception Center, South Unit. The event was a Reentry Resource Fair for inmates releasing back into the community within the next 90 days. The organizations in attendance represented various needs such as employment, educational/vocational services, probation, family services, mental health, and substance use treatment services.

Talking about suicide is the first step in prevent

Talking about suicide is the first step in preventing it. By challenging misconceptions and stopping the stigma around mental health, we can have conversations that lead to recovery for those who are struggling.

Click here for help: https://thrivingmind.org/crisis-support

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