Gov. Gordon said a Stronger Together suicide prevention discussion emphasized human connection and encouraged Wyoming residents that it is OK not to be OK.
Governor bulletin discusses connection and prevention
The Office of Governor Mark Gordon said Gov. Gordon reflected on a Stronger Together suicide prevention discussion in a September bulletin. According to the Office of Governor Mark Gordon, the discussion involved the Wyoming Behavioral Health Alliance, practitioners and the Wyoming Department of Health.
The Office of Governor Mark Gordon said the discussion focused on suicide prevention. The source extract does not describe a new law, funding action, coverage requirement or treatment program. It describes the governor’s reflection on the discussion and its message about connection.
WY We Care message
According to the Office of Governor Mark Gordon, Gov. Gordon said the WY We Care initiative showed that human connection is key. The Office of Governor Mark Gordon also said he encouraged Wyoming residents with the message that it is OK to not be OK.
The source does not provide further details about the WY We Care initiative, including its services, eligibility, locations or how residents may participate. It also does not identify specific mental health treatments discussed during the Stronger Together event.
Organizations named in the discussion
The Office of Governor Mark Gordon identified the Wyoming Behavioral Health Alliance, practitioners and the Wyoming Department of Health as participants in the suicide prevention discussion. The source does not name individual practitioners or describe their roles in the discussion.
According to the Office of Governor Mark Gordon, the bulletin’s central message was that human connection matters in suicide prevention. The extract presents that message as part of Gov. Gordon’s reflection following the Stronger Together discussion.
What this means for Wyoming patients
For Wyoming residents looking for treatment locally, the discussion underscores the public focus on mental health and connection, according to the Office of Governor Mark Gordon. The directory lists 17 published clinics in Wyoming and can help patients identify local treatment options to discuss with a qualified provider.
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