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On National Happiness Happens Day, remember that happiness is within reach, no matter what you're feeling. If you're feeling hopeless or overwhelmed, we can connect you with a trained professional who understands. 🤍🤝 Call LINK to LIFE now at 904-582-3252.

First responders – we know that your job is mentally demanding and sometimes life-threatening. 🚨 Just as you prioritize your physical health, it's equally as important to take care of your mental health. 💪🧠 With an increased risk of PTSD, depression and other mental health issues, make the smart choice of staying fit for duty with our First Responder Peer Support ➡️ Call 211 today.

August is National Wellness Month. 💪 Take control of your mental health today by reaching out for help. LSF Health Systems can connect you to the right resources. ❤️ Start here: https://loom.ly/f_tN6Rc

We understand the importance of confidentiality when seeking mental health support. Our First Responder Peer Support Program offers a safe space where your privacy is respected. You can trust us to provide confidential support tailored to your needs. Visit our website to learn more about how we can help. 🤝💙

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First responders face unimaginable stress and trauma, leading many to experience PTSD. LSF Health Systems' First Responder Peer Support Program is dedicated to providing the crucial support they need. If you or a loved one is suffering, call 211 for help and support. 💚

In case you missed it, our CEO Dr. Christine Cauffield broke down why mental health challenges hit harder in minority communities. 🧠✨ Catch up on her insights from First Coast Living now. 🎥 Watch here: https://loom.ly/rjd6tUY

At LSF Health Systems, we believe staying mentally fit is just as important as staying physically fit. Our First Responder Peer Support Program is designed to help you stay strong and resilient on and off duty. Visit our website to learn more and access the support you need. 💪💼

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📅 Ten years ago, the Jacksonville Community Council Inc. released a comprehensive report on the state of mental health in Northeast Florida. Today, our very own Dr. Christine Cauffield reflects on the progress we've made in serving those with mental health and substance use disorders. 🧠💙

Check out her insightful op-ed in The Florida Times-Union here: https://loom.ly/cyqaywk

Already this year, more than 50 first responders have tragically taken their own lives, according to Blue H.E.L.P. Our heroes need our help too. LSF Health Systems' First Responder Peer Support Program is here to provide the support and understanding they deserve. If you or someone you know is struggling, please call 211. 💙

ICYMI: CEO Dr. Christine Cauffield was on First Coast Living discussing the effects of heat on our mental health. 🧠🌞 If you didn't catch it live, be sure to watch the replay! She shared great tips on how to stay mentally healthy during the hottest months. Check it out. ⤵️

How Heat Affects Our Mental Health Call 211 or visit StayFitForDuty.org if you're having trouble handing the stress as a first responder

🇺🇸 Happy Fourth of July from LSF Health Systems!

Please note that our offices are closed today in observance of this special holiday. We hope you have a safe and enjoyable time with your loved ones. 🎇

🌟 Join us for our upcoming ECHO collaborative on peer supervision starting July 11th! 🌟

Dive deeper with us into crucial topics like communication skills, ethics, self-care, and cultural humility. Don't miss out!



To learn more and to register, please visit: https://loom.ly/daWTFXg

🌞🎙️ Did you know that extreme heat can significantly impact your mental health, leading to increased stress, anxiety and even depression? 🌡️ Dr. Christine Cauffield recently appeared on First Coast Connect to discuss this critical topic.

If you missed it on Monday, watch it here! 🔗: https://loom.ly/qW2OmVg

Tune in this morning at 9 a.m. to WJCT FM 89.9's First Coast Connect! 🌞📻 Don't miss LSF Health Systems CEO Dr. Christine Cauffield discussing the mental health impacts of the recent heat wave sweeping across the country. It's an important conversation you won’t want to miss.

Listen online here ➡️ https://loom.ly/bxg2YgM

LSF Health Systems' First Responder Peer Support program is here to help you take control. Find strength and support with us—reach out today.

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LSF Health Systems CEO Dr. Christine Cauffield was featured on First Coast Living yesterday morning to talk about National PTSD Awareness Month. 🎥🎤 Check out her segment where she discusses how to identify PTSD and where to seek help: https://loom.ly/Q5AqOGU

🚔🚒🚑 Our First Responder Peer Support program is tailored specifically for you. Whether you're a firefighter, police officer, sheriff, EMS personnel, or emergency dispatcher, we’re here to support your unique needs. Connect with us for assistance designed with you in mind.

Call 211 today.

Happy first day of summer from LSF Health Systems! 🌴☀️ The sun is shining, the days are longer, and it's the perfect time to soak up some vitamin D and boost your mood! Remember, taking time to relax and enjoy the season is essential for your mental health. Here's to a summer full of positive vibes! 😎🌺

Happy Juneteenth! We're so happy to be celebrating and commemorating the official end of slavery in the United States. This day not only marks a significant milestone in our history but also reminds us of the importance of freedom and empowerment for mental health. At LSF Health Systems, we believe that the ability to pursue opportunities without barriers are essential for mental well-being.

We want to take a moment to extend our deepest condolences to all those affected by the tragic event involving a St. Johns County Fire Department lieutenant and his wife. ❤️ If you are a first responder or a family member of a first responder seeking help, please do not hesitate to call 211 for support. There are resources and programs available at StayFitForDuty.org specifically designed to assist you in managing the unique stresses of your profession.

Happy Father's Day! All of us at LSF Health Systems wish the fathers throughout our Northeast Florida and North Central Florida service area a very special day. Thank you for all you do!

🚒🚑🚓 Staying fit for duty goes beyond physical health—mental wellness is just as crucial. LSF Health Systems' First Responder Peer Support program is here to help you maintain peak performance. Our support ensures you're always ready to serve your community with confidence and resilience. Reach out today by calling 211.

👮‍♀️🧑‍🚒🪖 Our First Responder Peer Support program is staffed by trained peers who have walked in your shoes. Current or former first responders and military members are here to offer confidential and free support to you and your family. Don’t carry the burden alone—reach out to peers who truly understand. Learn more ➡️ https://loom.ly/zUylyLs

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LSF Health Systems is hosting UPLIFT Suwannee Hamilton on July 25th. We hope to see you there!

For more information please visit: https://loom.ly/zlKJSis

It's time to prioritize your mental well-being. Think of it as preventative maintenance for your mind. Our First Responder Peer Support Program provides a safe space to release the pressure, ensuring work doesn't overshadow your personal life, and you stay fit for duty.

Don't wait until it's too late. Learn more: https://loom.ly/zUylyLs 💪❤️

Today, representatives from LSF Health Systems spent time with Bradford County Fire Rescue, gaining deeper insights into their community paramedicine program. This initiative is poised to serve as a cornerstone in bridging the gap between emergency medical services and community-based health care, notably addressing substance use disorder with targeted interventions.

A special expression of gratitude to Chief Ben Carter and his team for their visit to LSFHS and for sharing their knowledge and expertise.

ICYMI: Dr. Christine Cauffield was recently featured in a news segment discussing a groundbreaking development in public health. For the first time in five years, CDC records show a decline in opioid overdose deaths in the United States. This is a significant milestone in the ongoing battle against the opioid crisis.

Dr. Cauffield attributed this decline to improved access to addiction medication like NARCAN and increased investment in resources from the State and Federal government. Watch the segment below. ⤵️

For the first time in 5 years, opioid overdose deaths in the U.S. have declined Florida saw a nearly 8.5% decrease in reported overdose deaths from 2022-2023. Georgia reported a 7.9% decrease. Both higher than national average of 5.1%.

LSF Health Systems offices will be closed today as we join the nation this Memorial Day in honoring those who have given the ultimate sacrifice to help preserve our freedoms.