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WEBINAR EVENTS
See our upcoming events and access our Webinars On Demand.
On Demand Webinars
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Webinar Recording
From Signs to Support: What to Do When Someone You Love Is Struggling
A recording of a virtual fireside chat featuring NAMI Northern Virginia and the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention from May 18, 2026
We discuss how to support someone you care about who may be experiencing mental health challenges. This conversation explores how to recognize when someone may be struggling, common warning signs to watch for, and how to start a caring, supportive conversation using helpful and respectful language. The webinar also covers what steps to take after that conversation and share important resources. This is a valuable opportunity for community members, families, and partners to learn practical ways to respond with compassion and connection.
Watch the recording video below - video starts at 1:19
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Dealing with Uncertainty and Stress in Changing Times
It seems like everyone is struggling with how to manage uncertainty and stress being felt by themselves, their families and their friends. This webinar will provide key tips and techniques on how to navigate the uncertainty and stress. (May 2025)
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Teen Suicide Prevention, What Every Caregiver Needs to Know
To view a recording of this event, click here.
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Gambling and its Association with Suicides & Suicidality
An overview of problem gambling and information on the prevalence of gambling-related suicides.
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Building & Sustaining Resilience:
Tools for Uncertain Times
Not just surviving, but thriving during COVID-19:
A panel discussion with Youth and Adult community members
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Coping with Grief & Loss
with Allyson Drake
Founder/Executive Director,
Full Circle Grief Center
Slide presentation for this event
Grief Resources
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Strengthening Resiliency & Preventing Suicide: A Conversation with Experts
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