Activating Hope - Promoting Health in Mind, Body and Spirit Our Digital Map for Mental Wellness and Behavioral Health St. Elizabeth Healthcare provides comprehensive and compassionate care that improves the health of the people we serve. In that regard, we consider the whole person and how he or she interacts with his or her environment. Individual behaviors impact the health and well-being of our mind, body, and spirit. This includes behaviors such as eating habits, substance use, sleep patterns, and exercising that either immediately or over time impact physical or mental health. Therefore, we encourage the adoption of positive behaviors that promote the health and well-being of body, mind, and spirit. This page is a navigation map to the best information available on the internet about suicide, mental health, and substance use. Mental Health For Information on Mental Health Mental Health Disorders Stages of Mental Health Conditions Mental Health Screening Tools Fall Depression Mental Health America National Alliance on Mental Illness National Institute on Mental Health National Suicide Prevention Lifeline Child Mind Center for Disease Control and Prevention - Preventing Suicide For Help with Mental Health Finding treatment: Youth SUN Behavioral Health (859) 429-5188 or go directly to SUN located at 820 Dolwick Drive, Erlanger, KY 41018 Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, Division of Psychiatry, call (513) 636-3200 NorthKey Community Mental Health Board Adults Call locally at SUN Behavioral Health (859) 429-5188 or go directly to SUN located at 820 Dolwick Drive, Erlanger, KY 41018 Video Resources The Benefits of Employee Assistance Programs - Dr. Chris Tuell, Executive Director, The Lindner Center The Impact of Childhood Adversity - Dr. Robert Shapiro, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center Adolescent Well-Being - Dr. Victor Ronis-Tobin, Xavier University Center for Population Health Suicide Prevention For Information on Suicide Prevention 5 Steps to Help Someone Considering Suicide Cincinnati Children's Outreach Program Signs and Symptoms of Mental or Emotional Distress For Family Members and Caregivers Mental Illness: Mental Health America Suicide: National Alliance on Mental Illness Substance Use: Drug Addiction Support & Connection View support services and treatments How Parents Can Help Prevent Suicide For Help About Suicide For immediate help, call 911 or go to the nearest Emergency Room To speak to a suicide prevention expert, call 1-800-273-8255 Assessment staff at SUN Behavioral Health (859) 429-5188 located at 820 Dolwick Dr. Erlanger, KY 41018, are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week with no cost evaluation related to mental health and suicide. For Emergency Response and Crisis Prevention, please call (859) 331-3292. Video Resources The Impact of Suicide on Families - Jim Willman, Activating Hope Suicide Prevention in Schools - Nancy Eigel-Miller, Executive Director 1N5 What is QPR? - Stephanie Potter, Executive Director, Rob's Kids The Power of Hope for Healing - Jennifer and Matt Westwood, Chelsea Ryann's Festival of Hope Substance Use For Information on Substance Abuse Substance use is often perceived as an easy, quick fix for depression, sadness, loneliness, and other emotional or life challenges. In fact, it is the opposite. It only adds to the burden of emotional pain, often leading to dependence and addiction. Treatment is available and recovery is possible. What is addiction? Where can I get NARCAN? Where can I dispose of medications I don't need anymore? What do I do if I'm pregnant and have a substance use disorder? Is recovery possible? Center for Disease Control and Prevention – Infectious Diseases and more National Institute on Drug Abuse for Teens Partnership for Drug Free Kids Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Surgeon Generals Spotlight on Opioids Data Map – NKY Health Department For Help with Substance Use Disorders For help about Opioid/Substance Use Disorders, call (859) 415-9280 or St. Elizabeth Physician's Journey Recovery Center, (859) 757-0717. Video Resources Baby Steps Program -- COVID-19 Response