Silence the Shame, Inc.
3000 Old Alabama Road, Alpharetta, 30022
Silence the Shame is an Atlanta nonprofit that teaches people about mental health and works to end the shame around it. It holds community conversations, self-care socials, wellness workshops and suicide-prevention trainings, and runs programs for youth and college students. It also hosts a podcast and the yearly National Silence the Shame Day on May 5. Offers: Community conversations on mental health; Self-care socials; Mental wellness seminars; Mental Health First Aid and suicide-prevention trainings; Youth and college mental wellness programs; Podcast. Email info@silencetheshame.com or see silencetheshame.com.
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What they offer 13
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Community ConversationsProgram
Open talks about mental health meant to cut down stigma and share coping skills and where to find help. The group says it has held over 300 of them.
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Louder Than WordsProgram
An art and voice showcase open for submissions from young people in Fulton County, ages 13 to 24.
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Mental Health First Aid, QPR and lethal-means trainingsProgram
Trainings in Mental Health First Aid, Question Persuade & Refer (a suicide-prevention method), and Counseling on Access to Lethal Means.
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Mental Health Resource DirectoryService
A web page with adult and youth resources, hotlines and links to many other mental health groups.
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Mental Wellness SeminarsProgram
Seminars about mental wellness, part of the group's main programs to cut stigma and point people to behavioral health resources.
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Self-Care SocialsProgram
Social events focused on self-care and healthy ways to cope with stress.
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Silence the Shame PodcastService
A podcast with mental health education. The group also shares social media content.
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Silence the Shame University (STSU)Program
A program for college students to put their own well-being first and help friends find behavioral health resources.
Events 2
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Hear. Heal. Thrive.
Date not announced
An event listed for October 21. The pages give no more detail.
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Parent Café
Date not announced
A gathering for parents and caregivers to learn how to raise strong, resilient teens. A Parent Café Series is listed for November 18.
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