May is Mental Health Matters Month: A Time to Connect, Care & Cultivate Wellness in Placer County Why Mental Health Matters Each year, May is recognized as Mental Health Matters Month – a national movement that shines a spotlight on the importance of mental well-being and the collective need to reduce stigma. Mental health affects […]

September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month A time to remember those who have died by suicide and to support people who are struggling with depression. Mental health advocates, survivors, and community members work together to raise awareness and promote prevention. National Suicide Prevention Week                September 8-14th, 2024 National […]

PTSD Awareness Month What is PTSD and Who is Affected? Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, commonly referred to as PTSD, is a mental health condition that develops after a person experiences or witnesses a traumatic event. These events can range from combat exposure, natural disasters, accidents, acts of violence, or other traumatic incidents. According to the National […]

This May, help promote Mental Health Matters Month!The Board of Supervisors has proclaimed May as Mental Health Matters Month in Placer County, reinforcing the county’s commitment to raising awareness, breaking down stigma and promoting access to mental health resources. Here’s information on activities and resources to help support these efforts! Placer4MentalHealth Campaign “Be the Change” We […]

Black History Month Black History Month is observed every February to celebrate the accomplishments of Black and African Americans. It is an opportunity to recognize the many ways Black history, culture, leadership, and innovation have influenced all facets of life in the United States. Learn about the origins of Black History Month National Theme 2024 African […]

Placer4MentalHealth Wellness Fair NOW ACCEPTING VENDOR APPLICATIONS Vendor Information The Mental Health Wellness Fair DATE: THURSDAY – MAY 2, 2024 TIME: 10am to 7pm LOCATION: Maidu Community Center in Roseville Priority will be given to Mental Health providers and related supports servicing Placer County residence.  Due to space, we must limit the number of vendors […]

The Central Regional Partnership WET Loan Repayment Program has been extended 30 days and will now close March 8, 2024 at 5:00 PM. A limited number of awards will be available in the public mental health system (PMHS) within Placer County. Eligible public mental health professionals in Placer County may be awarded up to $8,750 towards the repayment of educational loans. View post for eligibility requirements and additional information.

Native American Media Resources In honor of Native American Heritage month, our community partner, Sierra Native Alliance, has shared several resources for movies and media related to Native Americans that have come out in the last year. For informative viewing on Native American topics, the second season of Native America will be available during the […]

5 WAYS FOR CHANGE: Help Prevent Suicide & Promote Awareness without Stigma You can #BetheChange: #SpeakUp #LeadbyExample #EducateYourself #GetInvolved #ShowSupport 1 – #SPEAKUP Challenge harmful language and attitudes when you hear them, and educate others about the impact of language on mental health. Each mind matters and if you or someone you know is experiencing […]

This month and beyond… We are committed to eliminating disparities in behavioral healthcare for the LGBTQ+ community.  The following resources were assembled through efforts of the Placer County Systems of Care in collaboration with the Placer Campaign for Community Wellness (CCW), Placer READI, and local LGBTQ+ community advocates.  Mental health and substance use disorders are not […]