Tag Archives: Mental Health
Walk the Talk America Unveils Comprehensive Firearm Instructors Mental Health Resource Video
Walk the Talk America Unveils Comprehensive Firearm Instructors Mental Health Resource Video In response to several new state requirements mandating mental health training as part of concealed carry certifications, Walk the Talk America has created a comprehensive video for firearms … Continue reading
The GUIDE App Proves its Worth as a Critical Tool in Addressing the Law Enforcement Suicide and Mental Health Crisis in Pilot Study Results
The GUIDE App Proves its Worth as a Critical Tool in Addressing the Law Enforcement Suicide and Mental Health Crisis in Pilot Study Results More law enforcement officers die due to suicide than in the line of duty. A new … Continue reading
EOTECH | Mental Health Matters
Visit easterseals.com/michigan to take your depression screening today FASTOnly takes a few minutes to complete the screening ANONYMOUSYour information and results are confidential RELIABLEReceive free, fast and accurate feedback For every depression screening taken on May 31st, EOTECH will donate … Continue reading
EOTECH® and Easterseals Michigan Join Forces for Mental Health Month
EOTECH® and Easterseals Michigan Join Forces for Mental Health Month Ann Arbor, MI (May 4, 2021) – Easterseals Michigan offers a variety of services to people with physical and mental disabilities. As COVID-19 drags into its second year, the number … Continue reading
Walk the Talk America Partners with Zephyr Wellness to End Stigma Facing Mental Health Care and Responsible Gun Ownership
Partnership plans to host competency training for mental health providers to understand the firearms culture and remove stigmatization. (May, 2019) – Walk The Talk America (WTTA), a non-profit organization working to foster relationships between firearms companies and firearms owners with … Continue reading
Mental Health America and Walk the Talk America Join Forces to Combat Suicide
(March 1, 2019) – The current climate in discussions concerning gun violence and suicide by firearm in the United States tends to revolve around two subjects with one glaring stigma: the negative perceptions of the gun industry and mental illness. … Continue reading
