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Finance Committee Meeting: Feb 12 2025

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Take these daily actions to care for your mental h

Take these daily actions to care for your mental health, and with the 988 Florida Lifeline, get your health back on track.

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Esther Serrano, Peer Specialist, and Maria Marino,

Esther Serrano, Peer Specialist, and Maria Marino, Children's System of Care Specialist, attended the Healthcare Heroes event last week.

Living with a serious mental illness can be challe

Living with a serious mental illness can be challenging, but no one has to face it alone. If you or someone you love needs help, visit: findtreatment.gov and 988lifeline.org

Teachers & parents play a crucial role in shaping

Teachers & parents play a crucial role in shaping how children learn & grow. During #NationalPreventionWeek25 we encourage you to talk about substance use and misuse #prevention and #mentalhealth. Download games & activities to help: samhsa.gov/prevention-week/community-events/activities

Serious mental illness (#SMI) affects millions, ye

Serious mental illness (#SMI) affects millions, yet stigma keeps many from seeking help. Mental health is just as important as physical health. Let’s make sure everyone gets support. Learn more: samhsa.gov/mental-health/serious-mental-illness/managing-life #EndtheStigma #MHAM2025

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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.
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Healing together is easier than fighting alone.

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Sanar juntos es más fácil que luchar solos.

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Thank You for Making Key Clubhouse’s Mental Heal

Thank You for Making Key Clubhouse’s Mental Health Luncheon a Success.

This past Sunday, Key Clubhouse welcomed over 200 guests to our annual Mental Health Luncheon—and together, we raised over $100,000 to support individuals living with mental illness on their journey to recovery. We were honored to hear from Bethany Yeiser, a national advocate and keynote speaker, and we’re grateful to Rodney Baltimore of HOT 105 for serving as our dynamic MC.

A special thank you to our title sponsor, the Dosal Family Foundation, for their incredible support.

We’re so proud of what we accomplished together—thank you for being part of it!

Are you or someone you love a victim of a crime (s

Are you or someone you love a victim of a crime (shooting, stabbing, etc.)? Thriving Mind has a special program to help people recover from trauma.

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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.
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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
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DYK: Many mental health issues affecting adults st

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

Congrats to @namimiami on a wonderful NAMIWalks 20

Congrats to @namimiami on a wonderful NAMIWalks 2025 events!

Thriving Mind staff, leadership and board participated in the NAMI Miami-Dade NAMIWalks 2025 on Saturday, May 10, 2025 at Loan Depot Park in Miami.

Each year, NAMIWalks raises awareness about mental illness in our community.

Virginia Lopez, Care Coordination Specialist, participated in the walk, along with Esther Serrano, Peer Services Specialist. They joined Alisa Surenskaya, Children’s System of Care Manager, who served as Thriving Mind’s Team Leader for the walk.

Board Chair Paul Imbrone and Board Secretary Susan Racher also joined the efforts.

Laura Naredo, Thriving Mind Chief Operating Officer, helped out at the outreach table, along with Peer Services Manager, Derek Moore, and Communications Director, Carrie Liberante.

Wonderful day at NAMI Walks

Wonderful day at NAMI Walks

Thriving Mind Chief Operating Officer Laura Naredo

Thriving Mind Chief Operating Officer Laura Naredo and Board Chair Paul Imbrone pose with Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava at the NAMI Walks event today in Miami.

Face-to-face conversations can foster #mentalhealt

Face-to-face conversations can foster #mentalhealth development, enhance communication skills, and build confidence. 💪Talk to your children and teens about mental health. Need help getting started? samhsa.gov/find-support/helping-someone/helping-your-child #MHAM2025

Pre walk martial arts demonstration! @namimiami

Pre walk martial arts demonstration! @namimiami

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