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October is #SubstanceUsePreventionMonth! 🌟 Let’s focus on awareness, education, and support. Together, we can foster healthier choices and communities. 💪 #PreventionMonth #SupportRecovery #HealthierTomorrow"

Communication, advocacy, and even history-taking are all behaviors engrained in the EMS provider. In fact, we can all think of an educator, preceptor, or partner who helped teach and role-model these skills. Because these behaviors reflect our training, they are also open to bias based on our different lived experiences. Join us this month for the Prehospital Care Research Forum education webinar as we review this scoping review on using simulation to teach behavioral skills related to diversity, equity, and inclusion: https://ow.ly/Kkve50QTHNb

Leadership, trust, agency, the Tinkerbell principle and Kobayashi Maru... Several good reasons to read this interesting blog from Lynn Hendry and What Matters 2 You

Healthy stepfamilies need open communication, respect for perspectives, and clear boundaries. Adults should model open-mindedness and seek professional support if needed. Teaching children to set boundaries and respect others' boundaries fosters harmony. Continuous effort and adaptability are essential for long-term success. #MoskowitzLaw #FamilyWellness #HealthyRelationships https://lnkd.in/eGYaNmr8

🌟 Accelerate yourself with Safety Planning 101! 🛡 Join us for an eye-opening excerpt from Mary-Justine Todd’s masterclass on Safety Planning, where she unveils her powerful playbook rooted in feminism and women’s crisis advocacy. 💪 Dive deep into Mary-Justine’s inspiring journey, leading to the creation of Shamasaha, an award-winning crisis response program in the MENA region. 🌍 Here are some key takeaways to ignite your empowerment: 1️⃣ Knowledge is power: Equip yourself with essential safety planning strategies to protect yourself and your loved ones. 2️⃣ Advocate for change: Learn how feminism intersects with crisis advocacy, driving positive societal impact. 3️⃣ Community support: Discover the importance of building supportive networks and accessing resources during times of crisis. 4️⃣ Empowerment through action: Harness your voice and agency to navigate and overcome challenging situations with resilience.

Reflecting on World Health Day, and this years theme of ‘My Health, My Right,’ it underscores the significance of knowing and advocating not only for our own rights but also for those around us. At Deafblind Scotland, this aim drives our Right to Dream Project. Our Right to Dream project, in collaboration with Visibility Scotland is fully funded by the Scottish Government Equality and Human Rights Fund. Our mission is to educate and raise awareness about the human rights of individuals experiencing dual sensory loss, providing invaluable knowledge and strategies to support them. By participating in our training sessions, you will: - Dive into real-life stories and experiences to explore the intersection of human rights and sensory loss. Understand how Human Rights are linked to sensory loss, affecting individuals in various roles, from employees to service users. Explore practical examples and best practices to bring human rights principles to life. - Gain insights into organizational legal responsibilities and duty of care towards individuals with sensory loss, ensuring inclusivity and accessibility in all services. Explore innovative strategies for supporting those living with sensory loss. - Discover effective ways to signpost individuals in need of additional support, ensuring they receive the assistance they deserve. Please email projectcoordinator@dbscotland.org.uk to book your space today! Join us in championing the rights of individuals with sensory loss and promoting inclusivity and empowerment for all.

How does Legacy Community Health continue to stay at the forefront of providing care to our patients? One way is through our unique school-based health programs. With both healthcare and mental health services available in our partnered schools, our providers are able to meet patient needs directly in the patient's environment. This opportunity also enables our providers to grow their career and leadership. Learn more about these opportunities by applying to a position with Legacy Community Health!

We are committed to improving the health and well-being of our members and communities throughout Oklahoma. Our 2023 #SocialResponsibility Report shows how we are expanding access to care, operating responsibly, and making an impact: http://spr.ly/6043V6qFS

Learn how organizations can engage members of the communities they serve to build trust, advance health equity, and improve care outcomes in this new report from INSPIRE.