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02/25/2026

✨ Save the Date! ✨

Join us for the 2nd Annual Strength in Unity Mental Health Gala
📅 May 30, 2026
📍 The Pinnacle – Maumee, Ohio

The Strength in Unity Mental Health Gala seeks to recognize outstanding individuals and organizations who have made a meaningful impact in advancing mental health awareness, access, advocacy, and equity across Lucas County.

This special evening will bring together community leaders, advocates, partners, and supporters to celebrate those who are creating lasting change and strengthening our community through unity and compassion.

Mark your calendars and stay tuned for nomination details, sponsorship opportunities, and ticket information.

Together, we stand stronger. 💚

02/25/2026

❤️ February is National American Heart Month

National American Heart Month is dedicated to raising awareness about heart health and encouraging prevention, education, and lifestyle choices that support a strong, healthy heart. While heart health is often discussed in physical terms, it is deeply connected to our mental and emotional wellbeing.

Chronic stress, anxiety, depression, and unresolved trauma can all place strain on the heart—impacting blood pressure, sleep, energy levels, and overall health. Likewise, heart conditions can increase emotional stress, fear, and feelings of overwhelm. The heart and mind are not separate—they work together every moment of our lives.

At Revitalized Behavioral Healthcare, we believe true wellness happens when we care for the whole person—mind, body, and heart. Our mission is rooted in helping individuals and families manage stress, process emotions, build resilience, and develop healthier coping strategies that support both mental clarity and physical wellbeing.

This Heart Month, we encourage you to:
• Check in with both your physical and emotional health
• Practice stress-reducing habits like mindfulness, movement, and rest
• Reach out for support when life feels heavy

A healthier heart begins with compassionate care—for yourself and others.

💗 Healthy Heart. Healthy Mind.

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02/25/2026

🖤✨ February | National Black History Month ✨🖤

National Black History Month is a time to honor, celebrate, and reflect on the rich history, resilience, achievements, and contributions of Black individuals and communities—past and present. It recognizes the stories that shaped our nation, the voices that demanded justice, and the leaders who paved the way for progress, equity, and opportunity.

This month is important not only for remembering history, but for understanding how historical and systemic inequities continue to impact health, access to care, and overall well-being today. Acknowledging these realities allows us to learn, grow, and work intentionally toward a more just and inclusive future.

At Revitalized Behavioral Healthcare, Black History Month aligns deeply with our mission to provide equitable, culturally responsive, and trauma-informed care. We believe that true healing begins when individuals feel seen, heard, and valued—within their cultural identity, lived experiences, and personal stories. Honoring Black history strengthens our commitment to advocacy, empowerment, and breaking down barriers to mental and behavioral healthcare.

This month—and every month—we celebrate the strength, resilience, and brilliance of the Black community while reaffirming our dedication to supporting mental wellness, dignity, and opportunity for all. 💛

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02/25/2026

💜 February is National Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month

National Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month shines a light on an issue that impacts far too many young people. Dating violence can include emotional manipulation, controlling behaviors, verbal abuse, digital harassment, physical harm, or sexual coercion—and it often begins earlier than many realize.

🧠 Why This Awareness Matters
Teen dating violence can deeply affect mental health, contributing to anxiety, depression, low self-worth, trauma responses, and difficulty forming healthy relationships later in life. When teens don’t yet have the language or support to identify unhealthy behaviors, those patterns can become normalized.

💬 Awareness Creates Protection
Education and open conversations empower teens to:

Recognize warning signs early

Understand what healthy relationships should feel like

Speak up, seek help, and support peers

Build boundaries rooted in respect, safety, and trust

🌱At Revitalized Behavioral Healthcare, we are committed to protecting emotional well-being, fostering safe environments, and providing trauma-informed, compassionate care. Our mission is rooted in prevention, education, and support—ensuring that individuals of all ages feel heard, validated, and empowered.

We believe healthy relationships begin with respect, communication, and emotional safety—and that every young person deserves support, dignity, and the tools to thrive.

✨ If you or someone you know is experiencing dating violence, you are not alone. Help is available. Awareness saves lives.

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02/25/2026

🧠 February 24 — World Therapist Day 💚

World Therapist Day is dedicated to recognizing the professionals who walk alongside individuals, families, and communities through healing, growth, and transformation.

Why is World Therapist Day important?
Therapists provide safe, confidential spaces where people can process emotions, heal from trauma, strengthen relationships, and build resilience. Their work often happens quietly—but its impact is life-changing.

Therapists help:
✨ Reduce stigma around mental health
✨ Support emotional regulation and coping skills
✨ Guide individuals through grief, trauma, and transition
✨ Empower people to live fuller, healthier lives

At Revitalized Behavioral Healthcare, we believe that compassionate, ethical, and culturally responsive care is the foundation of mental wellness. World Therapist Day reflects our commitment to honoring those who lead with empathy, evidence-based practice, and unwavering dedication to the people they serve.

Today, we celebrate therapists for their:
💚 Compassion
💚 Professional expertise
💚 Emotional presence
💚 Commitment to healing and hope

To every therapist—thank you for holding space, fostering growth, and helping individuals rediscover their strength.

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01/27/2026

💛 National Children Impacted by Parents’ Cancer Month | January

What is National Children Impacted by Parents’ Cancer Month?
This month is dedicated to raising awareness about the emotional, psychological, and developmental impact cancer has on children when a parent is diagnosed. While the focus is often on treatment and survival, children quietly carry fear, uncertainty, and emotional weight that can go unseen.

How are children impacted when a parent has cancer?
Children may experience:
• Anxiety, fear, or constant worry about losing a parent
• Behavioral changes, regression, or difficulty at school
• Feelings of guilt, confusion, or responsibility
• Emotional withdrawal or heightened sensitivity
• A need to “grow up” too fast while suppressing their own needs

Every child processes illness differently, but all deserve safety, reassurance, and emotional support during such a life-altering experience.

How can families, friends, and communities show support?
💛 Create space for honest, age-appropriate conversations
💛 Maintain routines to help children feel grounded
💛 Offer emotional presence—not just solutions
💛 Encourage counseling or therapeutic support
💛 Check in on the child directly, not only the parent

Sometimes the most powerful support is simply showing up consistently with empathy and patience.

At Revitalized Behavioral Healthcare, we believe mental health care must support the whole family system. Our mission is rooted in compassion, resilience, and meeting individuals—especially children—where they are during life’s most difficult moments. Honoring children impacted by a parent’s cancer reflects our commitment to emotional wellbeing, trauma-informed care, and strengthening families through healing and support.

✨ Children may be small, but their feelings are big—and they deserve to be seen.

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01/27/2026

Celebrating National Children’s Week
January 25–31 | Honoring the Well-Being of Our Future

National Children’s Week is a time to celebrate, protect, and uplift children while drawing attention to their physical, emotional, and mental well-being. This week reminds us that children thrive best when they feel safe, supported, heard, and loved—and when the adults around them are committed to nurturing their growth.

This observance is important because childhood experiences shape lifelong outcomes. Emotional safety, positive relationships, and access to supportive resources help children build resilience, confidence, and healthy coping skills that last into adulthood.

How can we support the children in our families and communities?

Listen to children with patience, curiosity, and empathy

Create environments where kids feel safe expressing their feelings

Encourage play, creativity, rest, and healthy routines

Model kindness, emotional regulation, and respect

Advocate for mental health support, education, and community resources

At Revitalized Behavioral Healthcare, National Children’s Week aligns closely with our mission to support whole-person wellness across the lifespan. We believe that nurturing mental and emotional health early helps children grow into strong, confident individuals—and strengthens families and communities as a whole.

When we invest in children, we invest in the future.

💛 Every child deserves to feel valued
🌱 Every voice deserves to be heard
✨ Every child deserves the chance to thrive

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01/27/2026

✨ January 27 | National Speak Up & Succeed Day ✨

National Speak Up and Succeed Day is a reminder that our voices matter — and that growth, healing, and success often begin when we feel safe enough to speak our truth.

🗣️ What Is Speak Up & Succeed Day — and Why Is It Important?
This day encourages individuals to use their voice in meaningful ways — to ask questions, express needs, set boundaries, share ideas, and advocate for themselves and others. Speaking up helps break cycles of silence that can hold people back emotionally, professionally, and personally.

🌱 How Having a Voice Impacts Success
Using your voice builds:
• Confidence and self-worth
• Stronger relationships and communication
• Emotional regulation and clarity
• Personal and professional growth
• A sense of empowerment and agency

When people feel heard, they’re more likely to succeed — not just externally, but internally as well.

💚At Revitalized Behavioral Healthcare, we believe healing begins when individuals feel seen, heard, and supported. Encouraging people to speak up aligns with our mission to empower individuals and families through compassionate care, advocacy, and emotional wellness. Having a voice is a protective factor for mental health — and a powerful tool for resilience and success.

✨ Today, we encourage you to speak your truth, ask for what you need, and trust that your voice has value.

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01/16/2026

🎨 January is National Creativity Month ✨

The start of a new year offers the perfect opportunity to reconnect with creativity—not for perfection, productivity, or performance, but for expression, healing, and joy.

How can we jump-start a creatively successful 2026?
🌱 Give yourself permission to try something new
🌱 Schedule creative time just like you would an appointment
🌱 Start small—five minutes counts
🌱 Let curiosity lead instead of expectations

Creativity looks different for everyone.
It might be painting, writing, music, cooking, gardening, movement, crafting, problem-solving, or storytelling. When we embrace our creative passions without embarrassment or comparison, we celebrate our authentic selves—and encourage others to do the same.

Mental health & creativity: the connection
Creativity can be incredibly healing—reducing stress, increasing focus, supporting emotional processing, and improving overall well-being.
At the same time, mental health challenges like anxiety, depression, or burnout can make creativity feel blocked or overwhelming. Both realities can coexist—and both deserve compassion.

Easy ways to get started this year:
🖌️ Create without judging the outcome
🖊️ Keep a notebook just for ideas or doodles
🎶 Use music to shift your mood
📵 Reduce distractions and comparison
🤝 Create alongside others for connection

Why does this month matter?
Creativity helps us regulate emotions, build resilience, strengthen confidence, and reconnect with purpose—especially during times of stress or change.

At Revitalized Behavioral Healthcare, we believe mental wellness is holistic. Creativity is a powerful tool for self-expression, healing, and growth—and everyone deserves access to that process.

This January, we invite you to create freely, imperfectly, and boldly.
Your creativity matters. Your voice matters. 💚

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01/16/2026

💰 January is National Financial Wellness Month 💰

A new year offers a fresh opportunity to strengthen not just our finances — but our overall wellbeing. Financial wellness is about feeling informed, prepared, and supported, not stressed or overwhelmed.

✨ What Financial Wellness Really Means
Financial wellness isn’t about having unlimited money. It’s about:

Understanding where your money goes

Feeling confident in daily financial decisions

Planning for both short-term needs and long-term goals

Reducing financial stress so it doesn’t impact your mental health

🧠 The Mental Health & Money Connection
Mental health and financial wellness are deeply connected. Anxiety, depression, trauma, or chronic stress can make budgeting, saving, or managing bills feel overwhelming — while financial strain can increase emotional distress.

When mental health suffers, it can affect:

Impulse spending

Avoidance of financial tasks

Difficulty planning or focusing

Feelings of shame or fear around money

Support and compassion matter — for both mind and finances.

🌱 Simple Ways to Jumpstart a Successful Financial Year
You don’t need a perfect plan to begin — just a starting point:

Review your income, expenses, and priorities

Create a realistic budget (not a restrictive one)

Set one or two achievable financial goals

Automate savings when possible

Check in on financial habits without judgment

Ask for support — financial or emotional — when needed

Progress happens step by step.

💚 Why National Financial Wellness Month Matters
This month reminds us that financial health is a key part of overall wellness. When finances feel manageable, we create more space for peace of mind, stability, and long-term growth.

💚At Revitalized Behavioral Healthcare, we believe true wellness is holistic. Our mission focuses on supporting mental, emotional, and behavioral health — recognizing that financial stress is often intertwined with wellbeing. By addressing the whole person, we help individuals build resilience, confidence, and healthier futures.

This January, let financial wellness be about balance, empowerment, and self-compassion.

01/16/2026

🌱 January is National “Little Things Mental Health” Campaign Month 🌱

The Little Things Mental Health Campaign reminds us that caring for our mental health doesn’t always require big changes or dramatic breakthroughs. Often, it’s the small, consistent actions that make the greatest impact over time.

Mental wellness is built in moments — not milestones.

✨ What Is the “Little Things Mental Health” Campaign?
This campaign focuses on the idea that everyday habits, thoughts, and choices shape our emotional wellbeing. Small actions done consistently can help reduce stress, build resilience, and support long-term mental health.

🧠 How We Can Support Our Mental Health in “Little” Ways
Taking care of your mind doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. Small steps can include:

Taking a few deep breaths during stressful moments

Creating simple routines that provide structure

Getting enough rest and staying hydrated

Spending time outdoors or moving your body gently

Limiting negative self-talk and practicing self-compassion

Reaching out to someone you trust

Allowing yourself grace on hard days

Little things add up — especially when done with intention.

💚 Why This Campaign Matters
Mental health challenges often feel daunting because people believe change has to be immediate or extreme. This campaign helps normalize the idea that progress can be gradual, flexible, and deeply personal. Small steps are still steps — and they count.

💚At Revitalized Behavioral Healthcare, we believe mental health support should feel accessible, compassionate, and realistic. Our mission centers on meeting individuals where they are and helping them build sustainable coping skills, resilience, and emotional wellness — one step at a time.

This January, remember:
You don’t have to do everything.
You just have to do something small — and keep going.

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