🎉 Congratulations to our five newest Certified #YouthPeerSupportSpecialists: Kati, Nohamys, Tehya, GracieAnn, and Kait!
It’s been a privilege to be part of their journey, and we’re excited to see the difference they’ll continue to make in the lives of youth across Michigan!
We are thrilled to announce that Cohort 3 of the Family Crisis Response Peer Training was a huge success! #FCRP
Pictured: Carla, Krissy, Max, Lori, Danyelle, Ann, Kamisha, Kyla, Marsha, Courtney, Jessica, Jennifer, Crystal
You know what helps your child feel safe. You know what makes a hard day harder. You know the little things other people might miss.
The Crisis Compass Form gives you a place to write those things down.
Explore the free form and guide from ACMH: acmh-mi.org/crisis-navigator…
At ACMH, we’ve seen how much can change when someone is given a genuine opportunity to have a voice in the work that affects them.
For #GivingTuesday we’re asking our community to help us raise unrestricted support for ACMH. We hope you’ll be part of it.
acmh-mi.org/giving-tuesday/
If a young person opens up about bullying, start by listening without judgment. Believe their experience, ask how you can help, and follow through. Prevention is a team effort and adults play a key role in making youth feel safe and supported.
#NationalBullyingPreventionMonth
October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month.
At ACMH, we recognize that people with disabilities belong in the workforce, and they belong in the conversations about what inclusive workplaces should look like.
Today is Global Peer Support Celebration Day!
At ACMH, we're proud to help prepare peer professionals for this work. We celebrate the dedication it takes to do this challenging work, the knowledge peers bring to their roles, & the difference they make every day.
Young people with ADHD often hear what they’re doing wrong. “Pay attention,” “try harder,” “sit still.” But what if we listened first?
This #ADHDAwarenessMonth, let’s look beyond behavior and understand their experience. True support starts with empathy. 💙 #ADHDAwareness
We’re looking forward to joining our friends at Michigan Alliance for Families for this important conversation about student mental health and school success. 💙
📌 Register: tinyurl.com/2nub5z69
Happy Indigenous Peoples’ Day! Today we honor the Indigenous communities who have shaped Michigan’s past and continue enriching our present with their culture, traditions, and voices. We’re grateful for their lasting impact on our shared story and community. #IndigenousPeoplesDay
Today is World Mental Health Day. 🌎
We want a world where people feel understood, where lived experience is valued, and where no one has to wonder whether their voice matters. That is the kind of community we’re proud to help build.
#ACMH_MI #WorldMentalHealthDay
Our team connected with so many amazing humans last night at the @NAMIofMI and @MSU_SocSci event, What Comes Next: Healing, Recovery and the Future of Mental Health Care for Mental Illness Awareness Week! 💚
#MentalHealthMatters #ACMH_MI #NAMI #MSU
NEW: ACMH Behavioral Health Resource Library
We’ve created a new place to find behavioral health resources based on the questions and requests we hear from youth, families, advocates, and professionals.
Explore the library: acmh-mi.org/find-behavioral-…
A huge congratulations to #YouthPeerSupport Cohort 41: Hayden, Brianna, Paige, Ann-Joan, Keyami, Renee, Maddy, Zoe, Jared, Ella, Trenton, Madi, and Mya! 💙🥳
A big congratulations and thank you to #ParentSupportPartner Cohort 61! 🎉
From left to right: Ron Wood, Angie Engler (PSP Lead Trainer), Michelle Moore, Robin Uhrig, Naomi Whitlatch, Kamisha Moore, and Terrance Cochran
Only 1 week left to register!
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Don’t miss your chance to join the Emerging Leaders Workshop on September 24 from 5:00 - 6:30 PM!
Registration closes September 19!
Don't miss your opportunity to join youth, families, caregivers, professionals, and community partners from across Michigan for ACMH's 36th Annual Conference. ✨
Register today: acmh-mi.org/events/36th-annu…
#ACMHMI #YouthMentalHealth
A simple check-in, listening without judgment, or asking directly if someone is struggling can make a difference. Share this post to help spread awareness and remind someone they’re not alone.
If someone is in immediate danger, call or text 988.
Sometimes finding your voice starts with finding your people. 🫂
ACMH and Michigan's Children are teaming up to bring Michigan youth the Emerging Leaders Workshop, a free opportunity to connect with others who understand the power of lived experience.
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During Suicide Awareness Month, we are reminded of the importance of connection, support, and community.
This month, people from across Michigan will come together at ACMH's 36th Annual Conference to strengthen support for youth and families.
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