RI BHDDH@RIBHDDH

RI Dept of Behavioral Healthcare, Developmental Disabilities & Hospitals works to ensure individuals live meaningful, purposeful lives no matter their condition

 Cranston, RI
bhddh.ri.gov
Joined June 2013
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As you journey through life, having confidence and wisdom is vital in achieving your goals. #BelieveInYourself
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Remember to prioritize YOU and engage in activities that bring you joy. Taking care of yourself and doing things that make you happy is important for your well-being. #SelfCare #BeGoodToYou
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Stand confidently in advocating for yourself, showcasing the belief you have in yourself. That belief can create a positive impact! #SelfAssurance #StandUp4Yourself
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Thinking of someone? Text them, call them, tell them you care. It can make all the difference. 💚
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Mental health is important, essential, and vital. Be sure to support each other on this journey. If you need help or just someone to talk to, the 988 Lifeline is here for you. Trained, caring counselors are available 24/7. Text or call 988.
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Accepting the present and letting go of past weights is crucial for finding peace. #LetGo #Accept
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Kids’ mental health lays the foundation for a healthy, fulfilling life. Staying engaged and listening supports their well-being. Create safe spaces where kids feel heard and valued. Supporting their mental health today builds a brighter, resilient future.
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When it comes to keeping kids safe around medicine, parents and caregivers must be extra careful. While most parents know how important it is to store medicine out of reach and sight, sometimes kids can still get into them. Always be mindful when there are meds in the house.💊💊
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Remember to set your clocks back one-hour tonight! 🕰️ #DaylightSaving #Reminder
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Discover the power that's within you; as you travel through life, you will find it. Embrace your journey and believe in yourself! ✨ #BelieveInYourself #InnerPower
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If driving tonight, keep an eye out for children darting into the road, crossing parking lots, or walking in the streets. Halloween has been one of the deadliest days of the year for pedestrians (especially children) statistics show. Please be extra vigilant!
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Things to remember this evening...
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