This live podcast is dedicated to creating a safe space for open dialogue about mental health and suicide prevention, and we would love for you to join us.
In partnership with San Bernardino Transitional Age Youth, "Perspective Minds" features a collection of artworks and clothing created by Cracked Eggs Participants.
The subcommittee includes community stakeholders and DBH staff who work together to ensure communities are heard and represented in the planning, development and evaluation of DBH services.
Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) is a two-day workshop designed for all community members. This training will enhance a person’s ability to assist a person at risk of suicide. Over the course of the training, attendees will learn to Identify people who have thoughts of suicide, understand how beliefs...
This FREE event brings life to real stories of recovery through the art of music. Artists throughout the Inland Empire create powerful renditions of community members real-life stories, celebrating the power of hope and healing.
Join us for the Department of Behavioral Health's annual Recovery Happens celebration at Inland Empire 66ers Stadium on Saturday, September 28, 2024! Celebrate resilience and recovery with us as we recognize the dedication of our incredible staff and community. Enjoy a day of FREE fun for the whole family with...
Just as CPR helps you assist an individual having a heart attack, Mental Health First Aid helps you assist someone experiencing a mental health or substance use-related crisis.
An in-person subcommittee meeting honoring Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
The committee includes community stakeholders and DBH staff who work together to ensure communities are heard and represented in the planning, development and evaluation of DBH services.
The LEAP® Course is a half-day facilitator-led training workshop designed to provide participants the critical research and skillset required to create a therapeutic alliance and build a collaborative relationship with persons who have severe mental
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