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This month, the Coalition had the pleasure of hosting Laura McGladrey. Laura is an expert in burnout, stress injury, and resilience. Her visit couldn’t have come at a better time—fall always reminds me that life has seasons, and stress moves in cycles too. Stress is a natural part of life—it’s as inevitable as the falling …

September is Suicide Prevention Month. With the many awareness campaigns out there—highlighting things like recognizing the signs, checking in on those struggling, or sharing resources like the 988 crisis line—it’s easy to think that suicide prevention is an individual issue. And while those personal actions are crucial, what’s often missed in this messaging is the …

Join us, GAP!, and Above and Beyond the Classroom on Thursday, September 5th at @pierrestheatre for a showing of Screenagers Next Chapter: Addressing Mental Health in the Digital Age! Screenagers Next Chapter explores how to flip the script on teens’ stress, anxiety, and depression, and how to overcome mental health challenges and build emotional agility, communication …

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Is anyone else feeling a post-Olympics slump? I asked my husband, “What are we going to do now that the Olympics are over?” He shrugged and suggested, “Actually talk to each other?” This doesn’t sound nearly as fun as watching Simone Biles launch herself 12-plus feet into the air or Katie Ledecky pull so far …

So what’s this about the Tin Cup Challenge? The Tin Cup is our biggest (and only) fundraiser of the year. We get 100% of the designated donations, plus a matching grant from the Community Foundation of Teton Valley. Which is pretty sweet. This year your gift goes directly to the following initiatives: 🍋Supporting our Community …

[DRIGGS, Idaho, June 18th, 2024] — On Tuesday, June 18th, the Mental Health Coalition welcomed Amy Stahl, Select Health’s Regional Marketing Director for Idaho, to their office. Stahl visited the organization to present them with a $5,000 Select Health Award, a grant program recognizing organizations dedicated to enhancing health and well-being within their communities. Out …

From longer commute times to reduced business, we’ve all been impacted by the Teton Pass Closure in some way. It’s normal to feel a certain amount of stress around this significant change. You may: be more irritable; have trouble focusing; feel on edge, anxious, depressed, fearful, or angry; be remembering or thinking about other times …

To download this guide as a PDF click HERE.

To download this guide as a PDF click HERE.