Mental Health Tools & Training

Knowledge is Power

Prevention and early identification of emotional suffering and education about healthy self care practices plays a critical role in emotional health.

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Our Mental Health Tools

Mental Health Tips

Mental Health Professionals Focused

Military/Veteran Focused

Miscellaneous

Rare Disease Community

Workplace Topics

Suicide Prevention

Trauma Focused

Violence & Crime

Youth Focused

Addiction Related

The Five Signs & Healthy Habits of Emotional Wellbeing

Five Signs Poster

A common language to help us know when we need to reach out for help.

Five Signs Definitions

Healthy Habits Poster

Habits that keep us emotionally healthy.

Healthy Habits Definitions

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The Silent 6: When Signs Speak Louder Than Words

Silent 6 Poster

Filtering

Suffering is part of life, suffering in silence doesn’t need to be. Reach out for help instead of saying “I’m fine” when everything is far from it.

Silent 6 Poster & Definition Kit

People Pleasing

People pleasing, often referred to as ‘Overextension’, is the act of taking on an excessive amount of responsibilities and burdens, often at the cost of one’s own well-being.

Glossing

Glossing or toxic positivity is when “negative” feelings and experiences are covered up with layers of “positive” words, feelings, and reactions.

Fixating

Fixating manifests differently among individuals, often characterized by excessive behaviors aimed at detaching from reality, self-soothing, and seeking external validation in order to feel better.

Ghosting

Ghosting is the act of suddenly and without warning withdrawing from a relationship, situation, or friendship. It is typically used as a means to avoid emotional discomfort.

Rotting

Rotting refers to the physical manifestation of mental health issues, characterized by symptoms like fatigue, exhaustion, and malaise.

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Violence & Crime Focused

Information About Financial Fraud

Managing Emotional Activators After Financial Fraud

Supporting Your Mental Health After Financial Fraud

Supporting Your Financial Safety

Financial Fraud Facts

Empowerment After Financial Fraud

Financial Fraud for the Aging Community

Supporting Victims of Financial Fraud: Strategies for Allies and Loved Ones

Working with Scam and Fraud Survivors

Steps to Take When Faced With Disaster

Mass Violence Toolkit (English)

Mass Violence Toolkit (Spanish)

What is Intimate Partner Violence?

Safety Planning

Intimate Partner Violence: Myth vs Fact

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Suicide Prevention

Suicide Prevention Toolkit

Practical Prompts to Talk with Youth About Suicide

Check out the “For Youth” section for related tools

Responsible Reporting on Suicide

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Trauma Focused

Understanding Trauma

The Basics of Trauma Informed Care (TIC)

Coping with Emotional Distress from Fireworks & Loud Sounds: Tips for Trauma Survivors and Those Sensitive to Loud Noises

Traumaversary: How to Manage Anniversary Reactions After Trauma

Dealing with Change as a Trauma Survivor

Coping with Graphic and Disturbing Imagery

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Mental Health Tips

Establishing Sleep Health

How to maintain sleep health

How to Cope When There’s No Immediate Fix

Empathy & Active Listening

Responding to Concern

Accessing Mental Health Care

Guidance on when to seek care and who to reach out to.

Green Flags for a Healthy Relationship

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Military/Veteran Focused

Give an Hour Services for the Military & Veteran Community

Face the Five

With Examples for the Military Community

Tips for Military and Veteran Caregivers

Caring for those who care.

Thankful For You: Veterans Day

How to show appreciation to our Veterans

Empathy and Support for Military and Veterans During 4th of July Celebrations

Understanding the Unique Stressors of Military Life

For Mental Health Professionals to understand a bit more about our military community.

Managing Insecurity and Jealousy in Relationships

Mindful Drinking

Imposter Syndrome: Empowering Military Leaders to Support Mental Health

Mental and Physical Health: The Connection

Communicating During Conflict for Military Couples

The Sunday Scaries: Practical Strategies for Managing Weekend Anxiety

Sunday Scary Insights

“The Sunday Slump”: Beat Anxiety-Induced Procrastination

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For Rare Disease Caregivers

Rare Dads: Navigating the Challenges and Building Connection Through Action

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder & Rare Caregivers

The facts and the issues

Post Traumatic Growth: Growing Through Change

How Challenges and Pain can Cause Growth

Emotions Tracker for Rare Caregivers

Keeping track of our emotions

Self Care for Rare Caregivers

Healthy Habits to incorporate into busy lives

Creating Support Systems

It takes a village

Signs for Rare Caregivers to Notice

Face the Five

Navigating Crisis Responses for UCD Caregivers

Specific Resource for Caregivers of Urea Cycle Disorders

Crisis Checklist for UCD Caregivers

Specific Resource for Caregivers of Urea Cycle Disorders

Crisis Response Journey for UCD Caregivers

Specific Resource for Caregivers of Urea Cycle Disorders

Breaking the Cycle: Addressing Substance Misuse in the Rare Disease Community

Taking Care When You Are a Rare Caregiver

Reinforcing Self Compassion

Creating positive emotional health

Supporting Rare Caregivers for Mental Health Providers

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For Youth

Children’s Mental Health Coloring Book

English Coloring Book Spanish Coloring Book

Talking with Kids About Injustice

A Friend’s Guide to Anxiety: Understanding & Supporting

Guiding Adolescents Through Anxiety: Adult Support Strategies

How to Talk to Adolescents About Anxiety

Practical Solutions to Help Manage Anxiety

Building Connection to Safely Support Your Child

How to Address Executive Dysfunction in Adolescents

Establishing Healthy Boundaries as Parents

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Addiction Related

Life After Overdose: A Guide for Medical Practitioners

Wellness After Overdose

Wellness After Loss From Overdose

Responding to Opioid Overdoses

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Workplace Topics

Approaching Controversial Sociopolitical Topics in the Workplace

Self Regulation: Strategies for Emotional Balance and Resilience

What is Emotional Intelligence in the Workplace?

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Miscellaneous

Self-Compassion During the Holiday Season

Sociopolitical Stressors on Mental Health

Approaching Controversial Sociopolitical Topics with Family & Friends

Men’s Mental Health

Women’s Mental Health

Solutions to Support Women’s Mental Health

World Mental Health Day: Mental Health Literacy and Connection

Supporting Non-Binary Mental Health

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Training

Give an Hour provides training for our mental health provider network, but anyone can join these trainings! You won’t be able to receive continuing education (CE) credit, but you’ll have the knowledge!

On-Demand Continuing Education Courses (no cost)

You can attend the on-demand courses below whether you are a MHP or not!

Telemedicine Interventions for Mental Disorders

Expanding Understanding of PTSD Consultation

Unveiling the Year of the Provider Program and Beyond

Empowering Our Next Generation

Managing High-Risk Patients Through Teletherapy

Nurturing the Healer Within

Supporting the Rare Disease Community

Working with Scam Fraud Survivors

Eye Movements and Eye Placements in Psychotherapy: Fast Tools for Desensitization

One of the three courses that are available for free CE’s. Limit: 2 Course Registrations.

Ethical and Legal Issues in Mental Health Treatment

One of the three courses that are available for free CE’s. Limit: 2 Course Registrations.

EMDR Skills for Trauma Treatment

One of the three courses that are available for free CE’s. Limit: 2 Course Registrations.

Give an Hour is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. Give an Hour maintains responsibility for this program and its content.

Give an Hour has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 7552. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Give an Hour is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.