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Losing a pet is devastating, and the grief that comes with it can be difficult to bear. Grief looks different for everyone. And it can be a painful process. But finding ways to move forward helps you cherish the memories and accept the loss of your pet, providing relief from grief symptoms. Read more about how WellPower can help: https://bit.ly/421POxf

Medicaid is complicated. As you know, it’s the state-federal program that provides funding coverage for a range of healthcare and other services for people primarily with low incomes and disabilities. And with annual expenses of $880 billion covering more than 72 million Americans, it’s also big. But what happens to the people it supports if Medicaid is taken away? The results could be catastrophic: https://bit.ly/3YnrHGW

Veterans and their families rely on SAMHSA-funded services for their behavioral health. Cutting SAMHSA staff and funding will directly impact these programs. We must protect those who protected us. Tell your officials: #StandWithSAMHSA bit.ly/find-your-member

SAMHSA delivers critical behavioral health services, when it matters most. With 28% of high-schoolers and 23% of middle-schoolers in Colorado reporting frequent poor mental health, SAMHSA's Project AWARE is more essential than ever. Cuts to SAMHSA jeopardizes that, meaning fewer children will be screened and connected to treatment. Urge your elected official to #StandWithSAMHSA: bit.ly/find-your-member

Thanks to SAMHSA funding, community behavioral health providers provide critical care to more than 200,000 Coloradans. Cuts to SAMHSA mean losing suicide prevention, emergency mental health support, and programs for children, veterans, and farmers. Tell your elected officials to #StandWithSAMHSA: bit.ly/find-your-member

Plenty of people enjoy having things clean and organized. But when is that tidiness considered part of someone’s personality, and when is it a symptom of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)? Is your passion for color-coding your calendar a form of being organized, or is it a mental health disorder? Here’s how to tell the difference: https://bit.ly/3FH2AIX

Thanks to SAMHSA, Colorado is planning to implement the Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic model statewide in 2026 – a proven approach to improving access and quality of mental health and substance use care. However, cuts to SAMHSA threaten to jeopardize this crucial improvement for Coloradans. Tell your elected officials to #StandWithSAMHSA: bit.ly/find-your-member

Americans’ relationship with alcohol is complicated. The U.S. Surgeon General recently issued an advisory identifying alcohol as a carcinogen and naming it the third leading preventable cause of cancer, following tobacco and obesity. Yet, many Americans—particularly older generations—remain unaware or skeptical of this reality. To learn more about the realities of alcohol, click the link: https://bit.ly/3FWb2nu

Millions depend on SAMHSA for life-saving behavioral health care. Cuts to SAMHSA mean losing suicide prevention, emergency support, and vital programs for children, veterans, and farmers. 70% of Colorado 988 callers face suicide factors. Act now to preserve this lifeline: #StandWithSAMHSA bit.ly/find-your-member

Individuals with serious brain illnesses like schizophrenia need Medicaid for support and treatment. But services for these most vulnerable individuals are in jeopardy with looming federal cuts. Protect the care and services they need! Email your elected officials NOW: bit.ly/medicaid-protection #Medicaid and #ProtectOurCare