Shareevolution Behavioral Health & Wellness

02/23/2026

Here is our schedule for this week. Notice on Thursday evening we will participate in the Wellness Open House hosed by Shareevolution. Come join us at 5:30 or at 6 PM on Thursday. We will offer two free 30 minute classes during the Wellness Open House. If you’ve ever wondered about yoga & have never tried it, drop by and give it a go. If you’ve been away from the practice for anwhile now’s the time to ease it back into your routine. Everyone is welcome in all of our classes so come see us.

02/23/2026

We are excited to add Magnolia Arts Studio to our Wellness Open House. Be sure to stop by on Thursday for a peek into the wonderful wellness options our community has to offer!

02/21/2026

A meta-analysis of 218 trials found it provides larger reductions in symptoms than walking, strength training, or antidepressants alone.
Dance simultaneously releases serotonin, dopamine, and oxytocin while lowering cortisol. When performed in groups, it creates interbrain synchrony that strengthens social bonds. Researchers are now advocating for dance to be considered a front-line treatment for depression.
Whether in a living room or a ballroom, moving to the beat is proving transformative.
Source: The BMJ

02/19/2026

02/18/2026

Mississippi teens are experiencing rising rates of depression, anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder, and demand for specialized care continues to grow. Children’s of Mississippi has opened a new adolescent acute psychiatric unit designed specifically for patients ages 13 to 17, filling a long-standing gap in inpatient services. Learn how hospital leaders say the new unit will improve safety, continuity of care and support for families: https://umc.edu/news/News_Articles/2026/02/adolescent-acute-psychiatric-unit.html

02/17/2026

02/17/2026

I am grateful to Pretty Girls With Brains and all they do for our community. Come to the gala to support and celebrate the honorees as well as contribute to a worthy cause!🎉

Join us in celebrating Pretty Girls with Brains Gala Honoree, Alicia Norris, LCSW — CEO & Founder of Shareevolution Behavioral Health & Wellness and a passionate leader in mental health advocacy and community impact. 💐✨

In honor of Women’s History Month, we invite you to attend our Annual Pretty Girls with Brains Gala on March 1st at 6:00 PM at the Natchez Convention Center.

🎟️ There’s still time to purchase tickets! Your support helps fund scholarships, strengthen community initiatives, and continue building sisterhood and empowerment for the next generation. Come celebrate purpose, leadership, and wellness—get your tickets today!

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pretty-girls-with-brains-annual-womens-legacy-gala-tickets-1980821383079?aff=oddtdtcreator

02/16/2026

This week, join us for a powerful presentation on su***de prevention for Black and African American communities.

L.E.T.S. Save Lives: An Introduction to Su***de Prevention for Black and African American Communities is a presentation created by and for Black people. Participants will:
- Learn the scope of su***de among the Black and African American population
- Identify su***de risk and protective factors for Black and African American communities
- And more.

Join us on February 19 at 6pm ET. Register: https://lets-bhm.attendease.com/

02/15/2026

For those wearing red Honor Beads this Valentine’s Day, we see you. If you’re missing your spouse or partner today, please know you are not alone. Your love, your grief, and your story matter. Reach out for support, share your memories, and allow others to walk beside you. ❤️

If you’re looking for support, resources for su***de loss survivors are available at the American Foundation for Su***de Prevention website: afsp.org/loss. You’ll find su***de bereavement–trained clinicians, opportunities to connect with other loss survivors through the Healing Conversations program, and more.

You can learn more about our honor beads by visiting afsp.org/honorbeads

02/12/2026

02/12/2026

At the capital today supporting and promoting su***de awareness and prevention. #988