Don't compare your healing journey to the journey of others – it might not look the same.

By taking just a minute to set yourself up as a monthly donor, you can help support our work throughout the entire year (not just National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month), and let us know we can count on your donation to make a difference. Give today: afsp.org/donate

“It turned out I had a lot I needed to say to my mom, more than one letter could hold. I wrote letter after letter: letters that plumbed my mom’s family history, that explored our own history together, ones searching for clues and answers.” afsp.org/story/write-a-…

This weekend, next weekend, or any other weekend this fall, we hope to see you at an #OutOfTheDarkness Community Walk! 👀 If it's your first time joining, we're here for you. If you're an alumni, we're looking forward to seeing you again. Register now: afsp.org/walk

Win a trip to meet New Kids on the Block at We Can Survive on 9/28 and see Justin Timberlake, Tate McRae & more from front row seats! Help support our mission to save lives and bring hope to those affected by suicide. Donate now to win travel, hotel, and more: fandiem.com/wecansurvive Fandiem

Join us for the American Telemed 4th annual Telehealth Awareness Week (Sept 15-21)! Discover how #VirtualCare is revolutionizing access to quality healthcare for all. Let's celebrate the future of health! #TelehealthAwarenessWeek telehealthawareness.org

Looking forward to hearing Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman and Victor Armstrong, MSW, our Vice President for Health Equity and Engagement, speak about suicide prevention in Black and African American communities tomorrow! ⬇️

Today at 2pm, our Chief Medical Officer Christine Yu Moutier MD is joining this JED conversation on suicide and support. Tune in!

How can you find out if a child is thinking of suicide and if they are, what can you do to help them? On 9/30 at 8pm ET, Dr. Jill Harkavy-Friedman will join The Wellness Institute to address youth suicide. Learn more and register for this virtual event: eventbrite.com/e/youth-suicid…

We, in partnership with @officialoppf, recently trained 35 students from Johnson C. Smith U. in L.E.T.S. Save Lives, which is designed to reduce cultural stigma and raise awareness of suicide prevention for Black and African American communities. Learn more: afsp.org/letssavelives

There is no single cause of suicide. At our @SXSWFestival panel, Christine Yu Moutier MD, our Chief Medical Officer, highlights the complexity of suicide and describes warning signs. #SXSW

Our Chief Medical Officer Christine Yu Moutier MD spoke with Sarah Klein about AFSP’s efforts around military and veteran suicide prevention. She shared her advice on how to help someone who is thinking about suicide. Read this Men's Health Mag article to learn more! ⬇️

About 1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ Community Walks down, about 3️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ to go! Comment if you can find yourself! 👀 It’s not too late to register and fundraise for a walk. Sign up: afsp.org/walk

National Physician Suicide Awareness Day (#NPSADay) is a reminder and call to action. With your help, every day we can make time to talk – and to act – so physicians’ struggles don’t become mental health emergencies.

It's National Physicians Suicide Awareness Day. Physicians have one of the highest suicide rates of any profession. More than half of physicians know a physician has either considered, attempted or died by suicide in their career. Read and share these resources to #StopSuicide.

Vital signs are warning signs to look for in yourself and others. In honor of #NPSADay, learn these signs to help prevent #PhysicianSuicide today and every day. Learn more: NPSADay.org

We can all protect parents’ mental health by reaching out to have a #RealConvo, helping them stay connected, prioritizing self-care, learning about the warning signs, and connecting them to support. More from Victor Armstrong, MSW on the Surgeon General’s advisory: shorturl.at/vNZC0