Lip Sync Battle: We Love the 80’s!
July 14, 2017
It is with heavy heart that due to Hurricane Irma, we will have to postpone our 2017 NAMI Hernando “We Love the 80’s” Lip Sync Battle show this Saturday, Septem…ber 9th, 2017. We sincerely apologize for this inconvenience and would like to offer you an exciting opportunity for a sneak preview tonight, Wednesday, September 6th, at Bishop McLaughlin Catholic High School at 7pm to see John Leggio and his amazing dancers!
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Beautiful Mind Center Closed Due to Hurricane Irma
Lip Sync Battle Postponed Stay Tuned for New Date
It is with heavy heart that due to Hurricane Irma, we will have to postpone our 2017 NAMI Hernando “We Love the 80’s” Lip Sync Battle show this Saturday, September 9th, 2017. We sincerely apologize for this inconvenience and would like to offer you an exciting opportunity for a sneak preview tonight, Wednesday, September 6th at 7 pm, at Bishop McLaughlin Catholic High School 13651 Hays Rd, Spring Hill, FL 34610 to see Read More
Hernando Post’s Clarification on Mental Health – NAMI Hernando’s Tina Kinney
Tina helps remove the misunderstandings of mental health issues. Learn the different shapes, sizes and early warning signs of mental health problems and what our community is doing to help in this arena.
Episode #5) Town Talk with Valerie Ciaccio – Clarification on Mental Health Today Guest Tina Kinney, Director of NAMI – National Alliance on Mental Illness –
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Co-op Reaches Out on Mental Illness
Why Withlacoochee River Electric Co-op is filling an unlikely role in its community
PublishedJune 13, 2017 AuthorMichael W. KahnTags
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Withlacoochee’s David Lambert (third from left) with fellow supporters of efforts to bring Vincent Academy to the co-op’s service territory. (Photo By: NAMI Hernando)
Mental health assistance isn’t typically an electric co-op responsibility, but one Florida co-op sees it differently.
Withlacoochee River Electric Cooperative has embarked on a Read More
Bay Pines VA Committed to Ending Suicide Among Veterans
June 9, 2017
By Suzanne M. Klinker
Director, Bay Pines VA Healthcare System
On May 31, the VA Secretary David J. Shulkin delivered his first “State of the VA” address highlighting the activity and direction of the Agency since his appointment in February. The address covered a wide range of topics, including health care access, community care and the Veterans Choice Program, accountability, and the quality of care provided to Veterans. In addition, he identified multiple Agency-wide priorities, such as reducing backlogs and Read More