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CULTIVATING AND PRACTICING MENTAL HEALTH - WHAT DOES IT LOOK LIKE?

In our latest Health Wav podcast, Sarah Sumpter, Clinical Director for St. Bernards Behavioral Health, offers practical advice for mental health in action and why we should all discuss this important topic openly. Take a listen by clicking the link to our right.

ST. BERNARDS DEDICATES DONOR MEMORIAL SCULPTURE

In April, St. Bernards dedicated a sculpture gifted by Mid-America Transplant honoring organ and tissue donors. The sculpture, placed in the Prayer Garden outside the St. Bernards Medical Center Chapel, depicts young children holding candles of hope.

We invite you to see this sculpture, created by Don Wiegand Studios, a world-renowned sculptor based in St. Louis. Don’s artwork currently sits on display in places such as the Vatican, the White House, the J.F. Kennedy Library in Boston and the Museo de America in Spain.

Hetal Patel, M.D., describes her experiences birthing her third child, Cassian, and the challenges she endured. St. Bernards NICU walked with her every step of the way.

It's not too late to join St. Bernards Triple Swing! This year's event supports the region's only NICU. For more information, please visit https://stbtripleswing.com/.

EVENT HIGHLIGHTS

9:00 AM - 3:00 PM: St. Bernards still offers free COVID-19 vaccines each week throughout the month of June. To register, visit https://www.stbernards.info/covid-vaccine or call (870) 351-7171. Walk-In hours are available each week from 9 AM to 3 PM.

1:00-3:00 PM: We invite cancer survivors to join us for a free, drive-thru event, Sunday, June 6th at St. Bernards Cancer Center, located at 225 East Washington Avenue.

8:30 AM -12:30 PM: St. Bernards' LEAAP (Leading and Emerging African American Professionals) and Arkansas State University are hosting this year's Diversity and Inclusion Conference with the theme "These are the Times: Diversity in Action." Speakers will address how diversity looks in action and offer participants tools for engaging in courageous and equitable practices in their daily lives. The virtual conference registration fee is $25.