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National Recovery & Suicide Prevention Awareness Month
Break the Myth, Break the Stigma

There are many common misconceptions about suicide and substance use disorders that directly contribute to the stigma that surrounding them. Here are a few myths and facts about suicide and substance use disorder that can help people better understand the realities and how, we as a community, can offer more compassionate assistance to those in need.

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DLC Hope Home Resident Story
Michael’s Success Story

During most of his time at DLC’s recovery residence Hope Home, Michael has served as the Senior Resident. His path to where he is today has taught him the importance of having a sober living environment with accountability in his recovery and ability to maintain sobriety.

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How and Why the Five Steps Can Help

The five action steps for communicating with someone who may be suicidal are supported by evidence in the field of suicide prevention.

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Helpful Articles

Mind Your Mind Reads

Ready to dig a little further? Our team will curate a list of books each month to help you Mind Your Mind in 2022. Check back each month for new recommendations.

  • The Blue Zones: 9 Lessons for Living Longer from the people who've lived the longest Dan Buttner The Blue Zones:
    9 Lessons for Living Longer from the people
    who've lived the longest
    Dan Buttner
  • Man's Search for Meaning Viktor E. Frankl Man's Search for Meaning
    Viktor E. Frankl

Browse Archived Mind Your Mind Content

Our year-long community initiative is here to bring attention to emotional health, encourage earlier intervention, and better ensure our kids and community are healthy, well, and safe. Explore other months’ Mind Your Mind content by clicking below. At the end of each month, the current month’s content will be available here.

Become a Community Mental Health Partner!

The newly launched, Community Mental Health Partnership is a strategic collaboration between DLC and organizations that want to invest in community health, safety, prosperity, and wellbeing. Please email donorcare@dlcenters.org for more information on how to become a partner.

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