I recently had the opportunity to join Connor King-Roberts for a thoughtful podcast discussion focused on violence prevention, awareness, and the role of dialogue in supporting individuals and communities. If you’re short on time, jump to 18:41 where we discuss the “grey area” of concerning behavior and the importance of multidisciplinary threat assessment teams. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dT9t-mRoZ20&t=1121s One part of the conversation that stands out begins around 1

Photo: US Army Connection Matters: Strengthening Communities Through Awareness and Support Strong communities are built on meaningful connections. In a recent article published in the DPRR Community Link  newsletter, leaders across the Army prevention and resilience community emphasized the lifesaving impact of staying connected and supporting one another. Anthony “Tony” Campbell, Workplace Violence Prevention Consultant and Mental Health First Aid Trainer, highlighted the im

In the U.S. Army Directorate of Prevention, Resilience, and Readiness series Everyday Courage , Tony Campbell shares personal reflections on resilience, reducing stigma, and supporting others through Mental Health First Aid. Drawing on decades of military leadership and prevention experience, the article emphasizes everyday actions that encourage help-seeking, strengthen families, and build healthier communities through understanding and early intervention.

It was a great couple of days sharing Mental Health First Aid at Work as part of a pilot program for a large organization realizing the...