Preventing suicide in our community through research, education, clinical care, and community engagement and serving as an academic partner and resource.
Milwaukee, WI
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Are you interested in participating in life-saving research? Well, look no further! The MCW DSRH is actively enrolling participants in multiple studies that aim to enhance our knowledge of suicide and mental health and improve suicide prevention measures and treatment.📝
Our next Bridge to Hope Suicide Prevention Training is coming up on November 18! Bridge to Hope covers the general scope of suicide, existing resources, and the healing value of building connection. (1/2)
This training is free and open to everyone. MCW employees should register in Workday: wd503.myworkday.com/mcw/emai….
Non-MCW attendees can register via Zoom: mcw-edu.zoom.us/meeting/regi… (2/2)
The WI Suicide Mortality Review Team is excited to see everyone this Friday, November 6 for our year 1 celebration! Online registration closes today at 5PM. Last minute questions? Please email Sara Kohlbeck at [email protected] or Lindsay Fuss at [email protected].
Talking about your mental health or suicide doesn't have to feel scary. Checking in on your loved ones' mental health and sharing about your own is a form of suicide prevention.
Last night, our Milwaukee Brewers won the World Series! The Milwaukee pride is high today, and we're grateful to be part of a community that supports each other. Go Brewers!
The @988Lifeline can help you start a mental health conversation with a young person, keep the conversation going, and support you in helping the young person make a connection of support. Anyone can reach out to 988 when concerned about themselves or someone else. (1/2)
Learn more @T4CIP_ 's National Day of Action on October 28, 2026 or visit t4cip.org/youthsuicidepreven…. #YouthSuicidePrevention (2/2)
Join us for our final October Bridge to Hope Suicide Prevention Training happening this Friday! Bridge to Hope covers the general scope of suicide, existing resources, and the healing value of building connection.
Learn more and register: mcw-edu.zoom.us/meeting/regi…
Today is the last day to register IN-PERSON for the WI Suicide Mortality Review Team celebration happening online and in-person at ThriveOn King in MKE on 11/6! In-person registration closes at 5 PM. You can register online until 11/2 at 5 PM.
Register: mcwisc.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe…
We need your input! We are seeking individuals who have experienced a suicide loss. We are interested in learning more about the logistical needs after this type of loss, including legal or financial needs (e.g., estate, probate, taxes, etc.).
A voluntary, one time interview virtually, by phone, or in person. Information will be kept private and compensation will be provided. For more information or questions contact: Tricia Monroe, Program Manager, [email protected].
REMINDER: Our next Bridge to Hope training is happening tomorrow! It's not too late to register! See post below for details. ⬇️
Join us on Oct. 21 for our next Bridge to Hope Suicide Prevention Training! Bridge to Hope covers the general scope of suicide, existing resources, and the healing value of building connection.
Learn more and register: mcw-edu.zoom.us/meeting/regi…
Reminder! Registration for the Wisconsin Suicide Mortality Review Team celebration ends 10/26 at 5 PM. Haven't registered yet? Visit mcwisc.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe… to confirm your attendance.
We hope to see you there!
Happy National Boss's Day to our division's fearless leader, Dr. Sara Kohlbeck! We are so grateful to be lead by such a strong, intelligent, communicative, honest, hard-working, caring, and passionate individual. 💜
#NationalBossDay
This week, our director, Dr. Kohlbeck, was at a site visit w/ the CDC in ATL where she represented the CIC & presented on the work of our STEPS study. STEPS looks at experiences w/ police violence & their effect on mental health & suicidal thoughts/behaviors of young Black men.
Happy birthday (one day late) to our postvention program manager, Tricia!🎉🎂 We hope you had an incredible day yesterday filled with the people and things you love most!🩷
Suicide prevention is an important part of the mental health system. Our work is driven by collective action and individual lived experience. In recognition of #WorldMentalHealthDay tomorrow... (1/2)
...we are recommitting ourselves to our vision of creating a community of healing that is supportive of and built with all who are affected by suicide. Learn more about our work at mcw.edu/dsrh. (2/2)
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On Depression Screening Day, remember that health care providers are here to help. It's never too early to start a conversation about mental health, even if you're not sure what the next steps are.
Learn more about the symptoms of depression at nami.org/depression.
Join the conversation around #MentalIllnessAwarenessWeek at nami.org/miaw.
#TurningScienceIntoHope #MIAW
ALT Graphic with blue background of illustrated neurons. Text reads, "Mental Illness Awareness Week 2026. Depression Screening Day. Health screenings can save lives. Learn about the symptoms of depression and talk to your health care provider if you're experiencing them. #TurningScienceIntoHope." An illustration of a blooming flower is next to the NAMI logo.
Join us on Oct. 21 for our next Bridge to Hope Suicide Prevention Training! Bridge to Hope covers the general scope of suicide, existing resources, and the healing value of building connection.
Learn more and register: mcw-edu.zoom.us/meeting/regi…