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Laughter has a way of instantly connecting people and is one of the most basic and fundamental ways in which we communicate as human beings. One of the many benefits of humor is the power to reduce anxiety, stress, and depression. Crisis Connections’ annual fundraising event will celebrate how the power of laughter can promote healing in our community. Featuring Stand-Up Comedy and musical performances by: The Drunken Tenor, Eve Meyer, and Emmett Montgomery Emcee and Auctioneers Sasha Summer Cousineau & Elisa Jaffe Register…

This is a 90 minute networking event. High levels of stress are present in agricultural communities. Unstable finances, the pressure of multigenerational farm lineage, injury, chronic illness, harsh weather conditions, and more recently stressors associated with COVID-19 are among the challenges producers face daily. The WRASAP network of partners believes that the unique needs of agricultural communities must be addressed. This is done through communication and collaboration with partners across the Western region to offer education, support in navigating resources, and funding opportunities for…

Hosted by NW MHTTC (Mental Health Technology Transfer Center) Rebekah Demirel is back for another webinar designed to provide skills in managing your mental health during turbulent times. Drawing from evidence-based, psycho-therapeutic modalities, and the latest in trauma-informed approaches, attendees will learn how to self-assess for heightened stress responses, down-regulate chronic sympathetic nervous system stimulation, develop tools for well-being, and identify contributors to stress. Register at https://washington.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_vK6icaZbS9aOdxyXT6qoYA

Register at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/a-conversation-with-the-experts-intimate-partner-violence-and-suicide-risk-tickets-182047698567 Intimate partner violence and suicide are both major public health crises, and they intersect. Survivors of IPV attempt suicide at much higher rates than others, and are at increased risk of suicide, both while experiencing IPV and later in their lives. Intimate partner violence as well as verbal and emotional abuse can cause PTSD, depression, hopelessness and other forms of psychological distress for victims, which can lead to thoughts of suicide. Studies show that up to 23%…