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Executive Committee Meeting: January 22, 2026

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The executive committee will hold a meeting 2:30-3 p.m., Jan. 22, 2026, at the Thriving Mind offices, 7205 NW 19th St., Suite 200, Miami, FL 33126.

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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

Thriving Mind supports a Recovery-Oriented System

Thriving Mind supports a Recovery-Oriented System of Care (ROSC) is a person-centered and wellness-focused framework of care. It builds on the strengths and resources of the individual, their family, and community to promote overall improvements in functioning.

https://thrivingmind.org/initiatives/recovery-oriented-system-of-care

A Recovery-Oriented System of Care (ROSC) is a per

A Recovery-Oriented System of Care (ROSC) is a person-centered and wellness-focused framework of care. It builds on the strengths and resources of the individual, their family, and community to promote overall improvements in functioning.
https://thrivingmind.org/initiatives/recovery-oriented-system-of-care

South Florida Wellness Network will be opening a W

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SFWN will be providing a warm, safe indoor space for individuals needing a place to stay during the day until local shelters open.

See flyer for details and location.

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

Apoyo entre pares Cuando atraviesas momentos difí

Apoyo entre pares

Cuando atraviesas momentos difíciles, puede resultar útil hablar con otras personas que estén pasando por experiencias similares.

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ROSC Talk: The Power of Language – Refreshing Our

ROSC Talk: The Power of Language – Refreshing Our Recovery Conversations
This session, led by Derek Moore and Esther Serrano in collaboration with Jackson Behavioral Health, explores how the words we choose can either reinforce stigma or open the door to healing. Grounded in Recovery-Oriented Systems of Care (ROSC) principles, the talk highlighted the transformative impact of language in shaping how individuals experience support, dignity, and hope throughout their recovery journey.
Moore and Serrano guided participants through the subtle but powerful shifts that occur when providers adopt recovery‑oriented language—phrasing that emphasizes personhood over diagnosis, strengths over deficits, and collaboration over control. They illustrate how everyday conversations can either unintentionally perpetuate shame or actively empower individuals to reclaim their narratives.
The discussion also examines practical strategies for refreshing communication habits within behavioral health settings. Participants learn how to replace outdated or stigmatizing terminology with language that promotes autonomy, resilience, and partnership. Through examples and interactive reflection, the presenters demonstrated how intentional communication can strengthen trust, enhance engagement, and support long‑term recovery outcomes.
Ultimately, the talk underscores a central message: when we change our language, we change our culture. By embracing recovery‑oriented communication, providers help create environments where people feel seen, respected, and capable of growth—an essential foundation for healing.

Are you or someone you love struggling with a subs

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Derek Moore, Thriving Mind’s Peer Services Manager

Derek Moore, Thriving Mind’s Peer Services Manager, spoke today at a Crisis Intervention Training (CIT), where he shared his recovery story and discussed the functions of our organization’s Peer Department. CIT, which is comprised of law enforcement and other first responders, emphasizes a partnership between these professionals, the mental health and substance use disorder treatment system, mental health advocacy groups, and individuals receiving mental health services and their families.

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 for our region, and expanding Crisis Stabilization Unit capacity in our network. These services are managed by Thriving Mind, operated by its providers, and offered to the community regardless of income or insurance status. For help: 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

Recovery is a journey, not a destination. Taking t

Recovery is a journey, not a destination. Taking the first step toward recovery from a substance use disorder can be difficult. But remember, it's a sign of strength. If you or someone you know needs help, there are people who care. FindTreatment.gov

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

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Resources for youth and families. For help: http

Resources for youth and families.
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Recursos para jóvenes.
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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

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