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Great Things Are Happening With DBSA WV

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May’s Brochure of the Month

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time dedicated to breaking the stigma that prevents so many from seeking the care they need. While mental health affects everyone, it presents a unique challenge for men, who often feel pressured by societal expectations to remain stoic and “tough it out.”

A stack of brochures beside a sign saying "Brochure of the Month: May. May is Mental Health Awareness Month, often stigmatized by masculine norms. 1 in 10 men experience depression or anxiety, yet less than half get treatment. Men are 4 times more likely to die by suicide than women, with fewer warning signs. Beyond mood changes, watch for physical symptoms like headaches, digestive issues, and increased risk-taking behavior."

Please visit the DBSA WV office in Morgantown for free brochures on depression, bipolar disorder, and many other topics.

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Save the Date… July 11th is our Chipotle-Day!

DBSA WV has partnered with Chipotle on 117 Foxtown Drive (off Pierpont Exit of I-68) in Morgantown, WV for a fundraiser. On July 11th from 4PM to 8PM only, please use code 2Z9ARLX when ordering at the restaurant and/or for self-pickup. 25% of sales will be donated to DBSA WV if we reach $150 in total sales (Code 2Z9ARLX must be used; Delivery orders and gift cards do not count toward our total).

Chipotle Fundraiser for DBSA WV on Saturday, July 11th, from 4 to 8PM, at 117 Foxtown Drive in Morgantown, WV use code 2Z9ARLX when ordering. 25% of event sales will be donated to our cause.
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If you have attended a Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA) West Virginia support group meeting, your feedback is incredibly valuable to us. At DBSA WV, our mission is to provide hope, help, and support to individuals living with mood disorders across the state. By completing this brief survey, you help us improve our peer-led meetings and ensure we are meeting the needs of our community members and their loved ones. Thank you for sharing your experience and helping us grow!

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2026 “Walking with Survivors” event by RDVIC

Roger Neptune and Stacie Weaver stand behind the DBSA WV exhibitor table. Signs, flyers, brochures, stress balls, and pens are shown. Table cloth reads "Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance", "West Virginia State Organization".

April is nationally recognized as Sexual Assault Awareness Month. As such, RDVIC had their “Walking With Survivors” event in Morgantown at the Morgantown Farmers Market Pavilion on Spruce Street on Saturday, April 18, 2026. A windy day again this year, DBSA WV was represented by Executive Director Stacie Weaver (right) and Administrative Assistant Roger Neptune (left), giving out information and spreading the word about DBSA’s free support groups and resources for those with depression, bipolar disorder, and other mood disorders.

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April Brochure of the Month

April is frequently cited as one of the most stressful months of the academic year. Symptoms of depression and anxiety can be significantly compounded by looming paper and project deadlines, final exams, and the social pressures of limited time with friends.

A stack of brochures beside a sign saying "Brochure of the Month: April. April is frequently cited as one of the most stressful months of the academic year. Symptoms of depression and anxiety can be significantly compounded by looming deadlines / final exams, and the social pressures of limited time with friends."

Stop by the Morgantown DBSA WV office to grab this or other brochures on depression, bipolar disorder, and many topics.

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Preston County’s Valley District Health Fair 2026

Table with a man and woman standing behind it. The table cloth says "DBSA" and is covered by signs, brochures, flyers, and trinkets.

DBSA WV participated in the 25th Annual Valley District Health Fair, held on Saturday March 21st, from 7 to 10 a.m. at the Reedsville Volunteer Fire Department. The event was sponsored by West Virginia Caring, incorporated mammograms (via Bonnie’s Bus) and blood-draw screenings. Stacie and Roger talked to attendees (and other participating organizations) about DBSA support groups, as well as gave out brochures and flyers to spread the word.