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In Her Name, we share tools and resources to help you and your loved ones cope with mental health issues, specifically depression, social anxiety, bullying, and su***de. In Her Name shares information, tools, and resources to help you and your loved one cope with mental health issues, specifically depression, social anxiety, bullying, and su***de.
09/22/2026
“Say Their Name” is a poem from my book, Grieving You: Poems of Love and Loss. The following is part of the poem.
Their laughter, dreams, and kindest ways
Deserve to echo through our days.
Still loved, still missed, still in the frame,
Their spirit dances in their name.
Grieving You: Poems of Love and Loss is available anywhere books are sold. Link in bio for Amazon.
If you need support, talk to someone you trust, reach out to a mental health professional, or call or text 988 for free, confidential support 24/7.
Su***de prevention walks are coming up soon. Here is our 2025 recap from the AFSP Palm Beach Walk. Every step we take is a step toward greater awareness, stronger communities, and hope for those who may be struggling.
Register to walk.
Volunteer your time.
Donate if you can.
Invite a friend or family member to join you.
Walk in honor or memory of someone you love.
You don’t have to do everything to make a difference. Just do what you can. Let’s show up for one another, raise awareness, start conversations, and remind our communities that no one should have to struggle alone. Together, let’s continue working toward a future where mental health is prioritized.
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Su***de prevention walks are coming up soon. Here is our 2025 recap from the AFSP Broward Walk. Every step we take is a step toward greater awareness, stronger communities, and hope for those who may be struggling.
Register to walk.
Volunteer your time.
Donate if you can.
Invite a friend or family member to join you.
Walk in honor or memory of someone you love.
You don’t have to do everything to make a difference. Just do what you can. Let’s show up for one another, raise awareness, start conversations, and remind our communities that no one should have to struggle alone. Together, let’s continue working toward a future where mental health is prioritized.
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Su***de prevention walks are coming up soon. Here is our 2025 recap from the AFSP Stuart Walk in the Treasure Coast. Every step we take is a step toward greater awareness, stronger communities, and hope for those who may be struggling.
Register to walk.
Volunteer your time.
Donate if you can.
Invite a friend or family member to join you.
Walk in honor or memory of someone you love.
You don’t have to do everything to make a difference. Just do what you can. Let’s show up for one another, raise awareness, start conversations, and remind our communities that no one should have to struggle alone. Together, let’s continue working toward a future where mental health is prioritized.
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Su***de prevention walks are coming up soon. Here is our 2025 recap from the AFSP Miami Walk. Every step we take is a step toward greater awareness, stronger communities, and hope for those who may be struggling.
Register to walk.
Volunteer your time.
Donate if you can.
Invite a friend or family member to join you.
Walk in honor or memory of someone you love.
You don’t have to do everything to make a difference. Just do what you can. Let’s show up for one another, raise awareness, start conversations, and remind our communities that no one should have to struggle alone. Together, let’s continue working toward a future where mental health is prioritized.
***dePrevention ***dePreventionWalk EndTheStigma YouAreNotAlone Hope CommunitySupport InHerName AFSP NAMI
Su***de prevention walks are coming up soon. Every step we take is a step toward greater awareness, stronger communities, and hope for those who may be struggling.
Register to walk.
Volunteer your time.
Donate if you can.
Invite a friend or family member to join you.
Walk in honor or memory of someone you love.
You don’t have to do everything to make a difference. Just do what you can. Let’s show up for one another, raise awareness, start conversations, and remind our communities that no one should have to struggle alone. Together, let’s continue working toward a future where mental health is prioritized.
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09/17/2026
September is Su***de Prevention Awareness Month. During this month, we often share statistics, warning signs, and resources, and these conversations are essential. But behind every statistic is a person: someone with a name, a story, people who loved them, and dreams for a future they should have had. My stepdaughter Kathy was one of those people. In this blog, you will discover the amazing, beautiful, kindhearted person she was. My Kathy.♥️
https://www.inhernamekp.org/blog/her-name-was-kathy-remembering-how-she-lived
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Her Name Was Kathy: Remembering How She Lived — In Her Name September is Su***de Prevention Awareness Month. During this month, we often share statistics, warning signs, and resources, and these conversations are essential. But behind every statistic is a person: someone with a name, a story, people who loved them, and dreams for a future they should have ha
09/16/2026
Su***de prevention begins with awareness. Knowing the warning signs can help you recognize when someone may be in crisis…including yourself. The sooner someone receives support, the greater the opportunity for hope and healing.
10 warning signs to watch for:
• Talking about wanting to die or kill themselves.
• Feeling hopeless or saying there's no reason to live.
• Talking about feeling like a burden to others.
• Feeling trapped or experiencing unbearable emotional or physical pain.
• Withdrawing from family, friends, or activities they once enjoyed.
• Increased use of alcohol or drugs.
• Sleeping too much or too little.
• Extreme mood swings or noticeable changes in behavior.
• Acting anxious, agitated, or recklessly.
• Giving away belongings, saying goodbye, or making final arrangements.
If you notice these warning signs, don't ignore them. Start a conversation. Listen without judgment. Encourage the person to seek help from a mental health professional and stay connected with them.
If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988 (U.S.) to connect with the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline. Trained counselors are available 24/7 to provide free, confidential support.
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This is a story about World Su***de Prevention Day, a beautiful boy named Christopher, and his lovely mom. Here is a snippet and the link. I hope you love it as much as I do. ♥️
https://www.inhernamekp.org/blog/a-candle-for-christopher-on-world-su***de-prevention-day
“I know what it feels like to want someone to say Kathy’s name, remember how she lived, and see her as so much more than the way she died. That is why, when another su***de loss parent from Instagram (Stephanie,) asked her friends and followers to light a candle for her son, Christopher, on World Su***de Prevention Day, I knew I wanted to light one too.”
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