Deadline for registration is Monday, July 22

When you’re grieving, it can feel like you’re out of sync with the rest of the world. You’re not alone. Join us and find community with others who have experienced loss

due to death. Together, we will explore new perspectives while working through a book about grief and loss.

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L.E.T.S. (listening, empathy, trust, support) Save Lives: An Introduction to Suicide Prevention for Black and African American Communities is a presentation created by and for Black people, designed to reduce cultural stigma, foster conversations about mental health, and raise awareness of suicide prevention for individuals who identify as Black or African American. The program is grounded in research and delivered by trained presenters from the Black and African American community.

Talk Saves Lives: An Introduction to Suicide Prevention is a community-based presentation that covers the general scope of suicide, the research on prevention, and what people can do to fight suicide. Participants will learn common risk factors and warning signs associated with suicide, and how to keep themselves and others safe.

**A Zoom link will be sent 30 minutes prior to the presentation

Open House! Please see Flyer for Details

Mental Health Louisville will be hosting monthly virtual guided meditations led by Emily Vicars. Please RSVP to receive the invitation

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Veterans bring your families and join us or a Day of Valor honoring you. Service officers and other community members will be onsite to assist with jobs, resources, PACT Act Information, other available services for Vets. Food & Door Prizes provided. For more information contact Phyllis (859) 806-4297 or Kim (731) 798-6700

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Mental Health Louisville will be hosting monthly virtual guided meditations led by Emily Vicars. Please RSVP to receive the invitation

DBHDID is pleased to offer an on-line, 1-hour, racial trauma overview training conducted by Dr. Steven Kniffley

DBHDID is pleased to offer an on-line, 1-hour, racial trauma overview training conducted by Dr. Steven Kniffley

Enjoy the powerful pairing of healing Reiki energy with the ceremonial rhythm of the drum, for a peaceful evening of deep relaxation in The Salt Cave. Expect to release stress and tension as the Drums and Reiki guide you into a state of openness and flow and leave feeling renewed and connected!

DBHDID is pleased to offer an on-line, 1-hour, racial trauma overview training conducted by Dr. Steven Kniffley

DBHDID is pleased to offer an on-line, 1-hour, racial trauma overview training conducted by Dr. Steven Kniffley

DBHDID is pleased to offer an on-line, 1-hour, racial trauma overview training conducted by Dr. Steven Kniffley

This year’s Gay-La will be hosted May 25th, 2024, from 6 PM-10 PM, at Art Sanctuary in the Germantown neighborhood of Louisville. Named FAT Gay-La, we have chosen a theme of self-love and acceptance with a special emphasis on creating a safe and comfortable space for LGBTQIA+ to come as they are. This is a fundraising event for abortion access as well as trans healthcare in a space where all bodies are beautiful and celebrated. The evening will feature 300+ guests, MC Fairen Kia, small bites, a cash bar, silent auction, burlesque & aerial performances, a few impassioned speeches, a DJ, and dancing. Following the event will be an after party to take place at Trouble Bar from 10pm - 1am.

This is an 18+ event.

Reiki shares are a loving communal act for Reiki Practitioners to give and receive healing Reiki energy in a safe, balanced and compassionate manner. In the peaceful, purifying container of The Salt Cave, we set the sacred intention to commit to our practice, refine our intuition and build confidence by sharing universal energy. This circle is accompanied by live sound bowls to deepen the energetic connection of the group for collective healing and self discovery. Level 1 Attunement necessary. Halotherapy included.

DBHDID is pleased to offer an on-line, 1-hour, racial trauma overview training conducted by Dr. Steven Kniffley

This group breath session is scheduled in the Louisville Salt Cave with breathwork facilitator Nicole Bartlett.

Join Cave founder, Nicole Bartlett, for a discussion about working with feminine cycles, cycles of the seasons, and how these correlate to our experience as mothers. This will be a group class in chairs within the Cave. Participants are encouraged to share their experiences as a practice of being witnessed. It includes Halotherapy and a guided meditation led by Nicole.

Support Group for First Responders and Healthcare Professionals

This is a community session for anyone interested in becoming involved in gun violence intervention work. This event will give an overview of intervention and outreach programs funded by Louisville Metro’s Office for Safe and Healthy Neighborhoods with presentations about the “Outreach Academy,” the city’s new Gun Violence Dashboard and the local gun violence intervention and prevention ecosystem. Ideal session participants are individuals who live in communities that are the most affected by gun violence and who can easily connect with high-risk individuals.

Lunch will be provided - registration required.

Join us at our upcoming Health and Wellness Day for a day of information, interactive displays and valuable resources for better health. Explore various booths offering expert advice on nutrition, mental health and healthcare.

Transmasculine people have always existed, and we're still finding our way in a world shaped by patriarchy. What does it mean to cultivate mindful transmasculinity? Join us in conversation and self-reflection as we discuss the gifts and complexities of living authentically in a transmasculine body.

Mental Health 101: This event is free and open to the public. It is sponsored by the Louisville Metro Department of Public Health and Wellness (LMPHW), LIGHT Coalition, Trauma Resilient Community Project, and the Antioch Baptist Church.

To register contact Jackie Love at Jackie.Love@louisvilleky.gov by May 16th.

Enjoy this sweet mini Halotherapy session paired with the soothing sounds and vibrations from beautiful hand hammered Therapeutic Grade Himalayan metal singing bowls! The therapeutic vibrations produced create a unique sound to relax the body and mind and are powerful for healing, and meditation. They incorporate the principles of energy, balance and harmony for well-being and self-exploration.