Learn at your pace
Short, accessible webinars provide clear information that participants can revisit when needed.
Free, accessible behavioral-health education and practical resource navigation for Milwaukee adults and families.
The program helps participants recognize behavioral-health concerns, understand available resources, and identify realistic next steps. It is educational and nonclinical, with private course access provided after enrollment.
Short, accessible webinars provide clear information that participants can revisit when needed.
Knowledge checks and practical tools help participants understand warning signs, resilience, recovery, and support options.
Participants can request help identifying appropriate community, crisis, recovery, and behavioral-health resources.
Each module is designed to be clear, practical, and usable in everyday life.
Recognize common concerns and understand when additional support may be helpful.
Learn warning signs, supportive responses, and where to connect during a crisis.
Explore recovery-support options and reduce stigma around seeking help.
Understand the effects of stress and practice supportive resilience strategies.
Build healthier conversations around mental wellness, recovery, and support.
Turn what you have learned into a practical personal resource plan.
Complete a brief enrollment and eligibility form.
Eligible participants receive private access to the online program.
Learn at your pace, complete knowledge checks, and earn a certificate.
Ask for nonclinical resource navigation when you need help finding a next step.
Participation is free. Enrollment is required, and space for individualized navigation is limited.