Amplify is a unique catalyst, leading and uniting community leaders, residents, and partners with the behavioral health resources and prevention strategies they need the most. We bring together a wide range of voices to work toward a single-minded goal: build the most effective and responsive system of behavioral health promotion and support services that will improve the lives of all.
We offer a wide network of connections that include tailored assessment, planning, strategies and resources for preventing substance misuse and promoting behavioral health. Our team builds strategic partnerships that promote behavioral health and offer resources and support across the lifespan, from youth to older adults. Our experience, strategic approach and ability to tap into solid research and the grassroots knowledge of the local community ensures that the right help is available for those living with mental health and substance misuse disorders.
Amplify is choosing a paint color for our new location! Can’t wait to welcome you all to our new home 🧡!
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Check out this training thanks to the Southington Community YMCA
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If you use Amazon for “back to school” shopping, you can use Amazon Smile to donate to a local charity, including Amplify!
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How To Support Mental Health in the Classroom
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Mental health in the classroom is a growing concern. Support your students' mental health needs with the tips in this blog post and grab a FREE check-in station and printable "I Wish My Teacher Knew" ...Comment on Facebook
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The State of Youth Mental Health in Connecticut
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What we can do to help teens in our lives. Did you know 70% of deaths among CT youth ages 15 - 19 are preventable? According to the CT Department of Public Health, 25% of deaths are caused by car acci...Comment on Facebook
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Community Alert: Xylazine Present in Opioids
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There is an increase in fatal overdoses involving xylazine, a veterinary tranquilizer. The drug is being found in opioids throughout New England.Comment on Facebook
We know many teens and young adults who try prescription drugs (without a prescription) are doing so to try to manage anxiety, stress,
depression, do better in school or sports, or out of boredom.
Let them know they can come to you if they are struggling and that you will connect them with the help they need. For local resources, please visit the link in our bio.
Thank you, The Hub CT for the graphic!
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Saturday July 30th, 2022 at Crossroads Community Cathedral! ... See MoreSee Less
Crossroads Community Cathedral
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Health & Wellness Fair EventCampus: Event Please plan to attend our ninth Health & Wellness Fair! It will be empowering, educational and packed with fun activities for the entire family. The event w...Comment on Facebook
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Extreme Hot Weather – Click for information and cooling centers – United Way of Connecticut – 211 and eLibrary
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In addition to our primary role connecting Connecticut residents to the help they need, 2-1-1 is involved in local disaster planning, response and recovery. 2-1-1 is a simple, easily remembered teleph...Comment on Facebook