Thanks to a 3-year suicide prevention grant from SAMHSA, this week marked a milestone in suicide prevention training for medical education. At the Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine (VCOM) in Spartanburg, South Carolina, we brought together national experts, physicians, clinical psychologists, and medical students to create immersive, simulation based modules.

Our collaborative research with Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine (VCOM) has been accepted for presentation at the American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine's (AACOM) Educating Leaders 2026 conference in Las Vegas in April, 2026.

Resiliency Technologies celebrates measurable impact with our comprehensive Sharpen suicide prevention program for health workers.

Research foundation, analysis and practical guidance for implementing suicide prevention in schools, communities and health systems -- 5 strategies to improve individual, family and community resilience.

Sharpen DTX is now live on Charm Health Hub and is interoperable with electronic health records - making important strides in collaborative care.

Sharpen Mental Health Literacy (MHL) and suicide prevention training for medical students is part of SAMHSA-funded prevention grant with VCOM.

Sharpen 5 hour eating disorder awareness and prevention training has just been expanded as required continuing education for physicians.

Sharpen medical student resiliency reaches 6-year collaboration mark, leading to research publications and expansion of program.

Sharpen Eating Disorder Awareness and Prevention (SEDAP) training for medical students and physicians is a 5 hour evidence-based course.

Congratulations to our partners at Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine who were awarded their publication this week "A Process...

From our Founder: For almost 20 years the memory of five women has inspired and driven my work in prevention. When I first started Mental...