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LAPIS Peer Support Model

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Community Care Support Plan 

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Mercury Retrograde Reflection Questions

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Dear Black Men – Affirmations

"Dear Black women, you don’t have to define your worth by how quickly and thoroughly you respond to the demands of others. You are more than what you do for others. You are infinite." Image of a Black woman
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Dear Black Women – Affirmations

Journaling Prompts for Educators
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New Journaling Prompts for Educators

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North Star Questions – Mental Health Liberation Month

Routine & Ritual
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Tips for Grounding & Regulation

Consent is Mental Health Liberation
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Consent Toolkit

Astrology as a healing practice for Black Communities How do you use Astrology as a healing practice?
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Astrology as a Healing Practice

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Journal Prompts for Processing Feelings

Tips for Supporting a Loved One Living With Schizophrenia Created by Allen Lipscomb, Yolo Akili Robinson, and Leroy Mitchell Assess for their safety (make sure they are not going to put themselves in harm's way or be harmed by someone else). Never challenge a hallucination (Ask- What are you seeing? Be curious, but don't question or engage the hallucination.). Do not refer to their hallucinations or delusions as demons. (This is harmful and shaming for folks living with Schizophrenia). Be mindful of stigmatizing language and assumptions (schizo, crazy can be triggers). Be mindful of language used to discuss medication consult professionals as much as possible. Do research on medications, side effects and the experiences of Black people with the medications. Create a community of support, you can’t do it all alone. (Find those who are patient, those who are sensitive to persons needs, and those who are available). Make sure you are centering your own mental health and wellness support. Create a care plan for yourself as well and know your limitations.
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Tips for Supporting a Loved One Living With Schizophrenia

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Girl Did You Know?

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Tips for Supporting Someone with a COVID Diagnosis

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Women’s History Month Questions for Black Mental Health and Healing Practitioners

Questions to Ask When Visiting Health and Healing Professionals – Post Visit
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Questions to Ask When Visiting Health and Healing Professionals – Post Visit

Questions to Ask When Visiting Health and Healing Professionals - During Visit
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Questions to Ask When Visiting Health and Healing Professionals – During Visit

Questions to Ask When Visiting Health and Healing Professionals - Previst
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Questions to Ask When Visiting Health and Healing Professionals – Pre-Visit

Juneteenth MEDITATIONS FOR BLACK LIVES Affirmation prompts My vision for Black lives IS ____________ In my vision, Black people _______________ In my vision, Black people living with mental conditions are ____________________ In my vision, Black trans women ____________ In my vision, Black men ____________ To make my vision real, I have to __________ My next steps are
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Juneteenth Meditations

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Peer Support & Village Care Tool

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Healing is… Tool

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Pronouns Tool

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What is Religious Trauma?

How to CENTER Our Mental Health as Black folks
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Center Tool

Self Accountability Flow Tips for Accountability & Building Connection
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Self Accountability Flow

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GEMS: Manager Check-In

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GEMS: Tips for Managers

Title reads “How to BE PRESENT for Loved Ones During the Holidays” “A tool for supporting loved ones and creating inclusive spaces this Holiday season” To the left is PRESENT written out going down with the following text besides it “P - Prepare to welcome your loved one. Talk to your family about creating an affirming environment. Ensure your space or virtual setting is wheelchair accessible. Know your boundaries. Create safety and care plans for yourself and others. R - Respect how your loved one feels & shows up in the space. Listen and affirm their experiences without minimizing their feelings. Don't pressure folks to be in a space or engage in conversation. E- Extend an invitation to your holiday function. Some of your loved ones may not be in safe spaces this season. Yours could be that place for them to feel loved and welcomed. Give yourself permission to be with biological and chosen family members. S- Serve as a person for support. Remind them you are only a call/text/zoom call away if they need you. Letting them know they have someone there for them can make all the difference. E- Enforce boundaries set by your loved ones. Center your boundaries and respect others' boundaries while together. For example: not forcing someone to participate in a tradition or be in a certain area. Create spaces where folks can process. N- Name and identify support plans. Take care of yourself and loved one in the event that harm takes place. Connect with others to create a community of support for your loved one. You don't have to do it by yourself. T- Take time to spend with your loved one before and after the holidays. Invite your loved one to plan menus or events after the holidays. Holidays aren't the only times we can be in community with each other.” To the right of the text a photo of a family of four opening up Christmas presents. BEAM logo in the bottom right corner.
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How to be Present for Loved Ones During the Holidays

What boundaries do you need to set to protect, maintain and enrich your wellness?
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North Star Reflection Questions

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Soccer Somantics Video

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RECLAIM

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Self Care Map

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Healing & Accountability Wheel 

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How am I? Self Check-In

Emotional and Mental Health Collective” underneath. White text under the logo says “Common Coping Strategies.” There are 6 dark blue boxes with white text inside. Box 1: Mindfulness. Activities that bring us into the present moment. Meditation, prayer, yoga, tai-chi, breathing exercises. Box 2: Redirect. Activities that give us a different focus: art, video games, cooking, reading, learning a new skill. Box 3: Emotional awareness. Activities that give us emotional catharsis and connection: feeling wheel, naming & expressing the feeling, journaling, or coloring. Box 4: Nurturing. Activities that nourish and enrich our body, spirit, self-esteem; affirmations, massage, reiki, aromatherapy, etc. Box 5: Soothing. Activities that nurse our feelings, temporarily relieve discomfort, can be compulsive or excessive. Box 6: Community Care Planning. Planning and mapping out self, family, and community needs. Above Box 1 is a graphic of a Black person doing yoga. Above Box 2 is a graphic of a Black masculine-presenting adult and a Black femme-presenting child playing video games. Above Box 3 is a graphic of a Black person holding a phone.
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Common Coping Strategies

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What is a Mood Disorder?

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Mental Health & Masculinity Reimagined

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TALK Tool

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GROUND Tool

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Let’s Break the Stigma on Recovery & Sober Living

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Let’s Break the Stigma on BPD

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Masks & Masculinity 

Tips for Supporting Loved Ones with Grief During the Holidays
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Tips for Supporting Loved Ones with Grief

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Journaling for Suicide Awareness Month

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Affirmation Journal Prompts

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Affirmation Journal Prompts

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Affirmation Journal Prompts

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Affirmation Journal Prompts

A blue gradient background with the title “Writing for Resistance - Guided Prompts for Healing” in orange text. There are two blue clouds on either side of the title. Above reads: “beam.community” and “created by @leroymitchell & @yoloakili.” Text reads: “ When I see police I feel _______. When I think of the harm done by the system I feel _______ in my body. For me, healing looks like _______. A world free of police would allow me and my community to _______. I pledge to process my feelings and my experiences with the criminal legal system by _______. I pledge to create community safety without the police by _______. I pledge to support the healing of my community by _______.” Underneath are two images of Black masculine-presenting people in orange shirts. Bottom center: BEAM logo with the words “Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective” in blue and yellow text. “Black Masculinity (re)imagined” in blue and yellow text. 
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Writing for Resistance

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Journal Prompts for Educators

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Affirmation Journal Prompts

BEAM Healing & Accountability Wheel - Full text description below
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BEAM Healing & Accountability Wheel

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