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A discounted/sliding fee scale is available based on income and family size.
Prevention
Suicide Prevention Training and Resources
Educational opportunities promote awareness of the warning signs of suicide; highlight local, state, and national crisis resources; and teach strategies for providing support to individuals who are experiencing a mental health emergency. For more information about any of these programs or to request a training session, complete the form at the bottom of the page or contact Prevention at prevention@southsidebh.org or 434-572-6916 Ext. 1550.
Resources
Prevention starts with education, awareness, and access to reliable information. Our resource library provides community members with additional tools, information, and support to help promote mental wellness, prevent substance use and related harms, and make informed decisions. Explore these resources for practical information you can use in your home, workplace, school, or community.
Southside Wellness Coalition
A community coalition with a volunteer-based leadership team of local community members who are committed to safe, secure, healthy, prosperous and drug free communities in the counties of Brunswick, Halifax and Mecklenburg. In person and virtual.
Let's Work Together!
We work with organizations and workplaces to provide training to their members and employees. Complete the form below to request information.
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Southside Behavioral Health provides individualized culturally competent care in our communities, by supporting wellness and quality of life in a recovery-oriented environment and professional manner.

SafeTALK is a four-hour training program that teaches participants to recognize and engage persons who might be having thoughts of suicide to connect them with community resources trained in suicide prevention. SafeTALK stresses safely while challenging the stigma that inhibits open talk about suicide. In-person.
Lock and Talk Virginia is a suicide prevention initiative that promotes safe and responsible care of lethal means and limiting access to lethal means for a person in crisis. Promoting these practices and encouraging community conversations around mental wellness is vital to the mission of preventing suicide. In-person.
Two to three hour session that teaches participants about the effects of adverse childhood experiences on brain development and emphasizes the community’s role in promoting resilience in children and teens. In person and virtual.
1.5 hour training teaching participants how to recognize and opioid overdose, respond, and administer Naloxone (Narcan). Participants receive 2 doses of Narcan upon completion. In-person or Virtual.
