When we talk about mental health equity, the LGBTQIA+ community is often at the forefront of the conversation—but still at the back of the line when it comes to receiving adequate care. Despite increased visibility, many queer and trans individuals still face discrimination, lack of cultural competency in healthcare, and barriers to access that lead to deadly consequences.

In a time where LGBTQ+ individuals—especially youth—are navigating increased political hostility, censorship, and mental health challenges, Tangible Movement and The Pride Tree LV are joining forces to present an empowering afternoon of education, support, and connection.This vital event will address suicide prevention, resilience, and how to thrive while confronting the current sociopolitical climate. Whether you're a youth, parent, ally, educator, or community member, this gathering offers something for everyone.

As rates of mental health crises continue to climb, especially among marginalized communities, it's more important than ever to equip professionals, advocates, and everyday individuals with the tools to effectively respond and support those in need. That’s why Tangible Movement is proud to host our next Mental Health Crisis Training (MHCT)—a full-day, hybrid workshop taking place on Wednesday, May 6th, 2025, both in-person at TMCC and virtually via live stream. Whether you're a social worker, clinician, educator, first responder, student, or simply someone passionate about mental health, this training offers a unique opportunity to gain 5 CEU credits, enhance your knowledge, and connect with professionals and lived experience experts who are making a difference every day.

Why Lived Experience Training Matters Just as Much as Evidence-Based ApproachesIn the world of mental health, suicide prevention, and addiction recovery, evidence-based practices have long been held as the gold standard. They are backed by research, clinical trials, and statistical data—tools we need to understand the scope of challenges people face and the systems that impact them. But as the field continues to evolve, it’s becoming clear that lived experience training—education led by individuals who have personally navigated mental health struggles, suicidality, addiction, and systemic barriers—is equally vital.At Tangible Movement, we’ve learned that data alone doesn’t drive change—connection does.

Fairways for a Cause: Suicide Prevention Golf Tournament Honoring Brandon Hallock. Tangible Movement is proud to host the Fairways for a Cause golf tournament, a special event dedicated to honoring the memory of Brandon Hallock, who tragically lost his life to suicide. This event aims to raise awareness and funds for suicide prevention efforts while celebrating Brandon’s life through a day of golf, community, and remembrance.

In a world where young people face increasing stress, uncertainty, and mental health challenges, providing safe spaces for healing, connection, and empowerment is more important than ever. That’s why Tangible Movement is honored to partner with Hope Means Nevada, the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, NAMI Southern Nevada, and The Shine Hope Company to present: Stress Release for a Hopeful Mind