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MON, 19 OCT 2026National Depression and Mental Health Screening Month"October is National Depression and Mental Health A...
10/19/2026

MON, 19 OCT 2026
National Depression and Mental Health Screening Month
"October is National Depression and Mental Health Awareness and Screening Month – a crucial time
for promoting understanding, reducing stigma, and encouraging individuals to seek help for mental
health challenges"
(https://www.dcpas.osd.mil/) Educate Yourself and Others – Understanding mental health is the first step toward reducing
stigma. Share data-based information about depression and the importance of mental
health screenings with friends, family, and your community.
2. Encourage Open Conversations – Create a brave space for discussions about mental health.
Encourage loved ones to express their feelings and concerns without fear of judgment.
3. Promote Available Resources – Share credible resources that provide support for mental
health. Ensure that individuals know where to find help when they need it.
4. Advocate for Mental Health – Support initiatives that promote mental health awareness in
your community. Participate in local events, campaigns, or online discussions to destigmatize
the impacts of mental health.
5. Practice Self-Care – Taking care of your own mental health is essential. Engage in activities
that promote well-being, such as exercise, mindfulness, and connecting with others.
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SUN, 18 OCT 2026Camaraderie "a friendly feeling toward people with whom you share an experience or with whom you work"{h...
10/18/2026

SUN, 18 OCT 2026
Camaraderie
"a friendly feeling toward people with whom you share an experience or with whom you work"
{https://dictionary.cambridge.org/.../english/camaraderie}
When we wore the uniform, we developed a sense of camaraderie within our unit. We relied on each other as we served. We formed a bond that many will not understand.
Out of the military, we often keep those ties or find other vets and form new ones.
This sense of camaraderie is more likely than not to help us as we deal with mental health issues. You do not have to be alone. There is help.
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SAT, 17 OCT 2026Are you in your head?We often hear this phrase about being in our heads. What does it mean?In Psychology...
10/17/2026

SAT, 17 OCT 2026
Are you in your head?
We often hear this phrase about being in our heads. What does it mean?
In Psychology Today, Tchiki Davis, Ph.D., writes, "To be in your head usually means overthinking or overanalyzing a situation. Your mind can “wander” to the future and you might worry about things that can possibly happen, or it can “wander” to the past and replay the bad events that happened previously."
( https://www.psychologytoday.com/.../are-you-an-overthinker )
Being in our head is the continuous thinking about the same thoughts. This can increase depression and anxiety. We may have the tendency to replay negative thoughts over and over.
There are ways to get out of your head.
* Acknowledge what is happening.
* Journal your thoughts.
* Challenge those thoughts and respond to the thoughts, instead of reacting to them.
Talk to your provider to find ways that will help you. There is hope, and there is help.
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FRI, 16 OCT 2026RED FridayReach outYou matter - we care
10/16/2026

FRI, 16 OCT 2026
RED Friday
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CLOSURE SALE:All items pictured below are available for purchase. IAW the guidance provided by the Ohio Attorney General...
10/15/2026

CLOSURE SALE:

All items pictured below are available for purchase.

IAW the guidance provided by the Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson office, Charitable Organization's Department; any person affiliated with the Board of Directors that expressed interest in any of the items was NOT present during the evaluation process. A Special Committee of Directors was formed.

The sale of items is open to anyone regardless of affiliation as the price points have been determined by the above mentioned Special Committee.

There are no "holds" or deliveries.

If interested contact one of the members of the Board of Directors, or call 419.455.1404.

(List is subject change; we will try to post an updated list weekly)

THU, 15 OCT 2026Su***de CrisisSu***de Awareness Month is behind us, but the crisis is still here. The number of lives lo...
10/15/2026

THU, 15 OCT 2026
Su***de Crisis
Su***de Awareness Month is behind us, but the crisis is still here. The number of lives lost to su***de is estimated to double.
"The rate of su***de among veterans may be more than double what federal officials report annually because of undercounting related to drug overdose deaths and service record errors, according to a new analysis released Saturday."
"If those figures were to be repeated across the other states, it would push the veterans su***de rate from about 17 individuals a day (the official estimate released by the Department of Veterans Affairs last year) to 44 veterans a day."
[https://www.militarytimes.com/.../veterans-su***de.../....]
Su***de is preventable.
Let us all work to prevent the loss of our brothers and sisters.
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Founder Jeremy Parkins still advocating for Vets under his Uncletoast.com brand.
10/14/2026

Founder Jeremy Parkins still advocating for Vets under his Uncletoast.com brand.

WED, 14 OCT 2026Mental Health and StigmaStigma is defined as " a set of negative and unfair beliefs that a society or gr...
10/14/2026

WED, 14 OCT 2026
Mental Health and Stigma
Stigma is defined as " a set of negative and unfair beliefs that a society or group of people has about something".
(https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/stigma)
According to the APA, more than half of people with mental health issues do not get help with those issues. One reason for this is the stigma surrounding mental illness. Not seeking help for a mental illness can lead to more harm.
(https://www.psychiatry.org/pati.../stigma-and-discrimination).
We need to normalize the conversation about mental health. It is OK to not be Okay.
If you or someone you know is dealing with mental health issues, ask for help. Asking for help is a sign of strength. If you are not sure, you can join a peer support group (in person or virtual). See what others are doing to improve their mental health.
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Health ***de Responders

10/13/2026

Remaining gun locks have been distributed to:

United Way in Tiffin
Wyandot County Veterans Service

Resource information has been distributed to select facilities associated:

Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction
Partnering Jails

Following tomorrow's Board of Directors Meeting, a list will be posted of items for sale.

TUE, 13 OCT 2026ZZZZzzzzzzzzzzz... Sleep and Mental HealthWe all know that getting the proper amount of sleep is key to ...
10/13/2026

TUE, 13 OCT 2026
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Sleep and Mental Health
We all know that getting the proper amount of sleep is key to maintaining good physical health. Sleep is also a vital part of good mental health.
According to Kendra Cherry-
"Research suggests that the relationship between sleep and mental health is complex. While lack of sleep has long been known to be a consequence of many psychiatric conditions, more recent views suggest that lack of sleep can also play a causal role in both the development and maintenance of different mental health problems.
In other words, sleep problems can lead to changes in mental health, but mental health conditions can also worsen problems with sleep. Lack of sleep may trigger the onset of certain psychological conditions, although researchers are not completely certain of the underlying reasons for this."
( https://www.verywellmind.com/how-sleep-affects-mental... )
Many veterans develop Sleep Apnea or Obstructive Sleep Apnea. This condition can be a primary or secondary disability rating.
Not getting the proper amount of sleep can cause bigger problems in our physical and mental health. Talk to your provider to get screened and learn about treatment options.
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120 1/2 S. Washington Street STE 215
Tiffin, OH
44883

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Tuesday 9am - 3pm
Wednesday 9am - 3pm
Thursday 9am - 3pm
Friday 9am - 3pm

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