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Community Education Outreach and Presentations

Committed to the communities that we serve, Aurora San Diego Hospital offers community outreach through providing educational events, participation in community health events, professional associations and sponsoring trainings for mental health providers and the community.

Aurora San Diego Hospital Quarterly Clinical Education Seminars 

On a quarterly basis, Aurora San Diego offers a workshop for community professionals covering a myriad of topics related to mental health, substance use, PTSD, social aspects and professional issues and challenges.

 


Athletes Opening Up About Discussing Mental Health Issues

Athletes opening up to discussing mental health issues

In this article, read the stories of three student athletes who found support for their mental health struggles.  With help from their trainers, athletic counselors, and therapists, they're now breaking barriers and fighting the stigma to discuss how their lives were impacted.

 


City of San Diego Partners With Cigna to Offer Behavioral Health Treatment for First Responders

San Diego Police Officers

The City of San Diego and Cigna will offer behavioral wellness treatment to first responders and local law enforcement to help them cope with traumatic and high-stress situations while on the job.

 


4 Police Officers 4 Different Ways to Cope with Suicide and Mental Health

Opening screenshot of video by King 5 video about mental health

In recent years, the rate of suicide among police officers has continued to rise.  These interviews highlight the causes, the ways some officers cope with exposure to trauma  and the impact it has on their mental health.

 


King County Based Conference Provides First Responders with Mental Health Resources

Banner for 1st Responder Conferences

Studies show that First Responders are in increasing need of mental health resources, as the rates of suicide among the professions increase. The First Responders Conferences started by Deputy Shawn Thomas of the King County Sheriff's Office aim to be a gateway to those resources.