What Brings Family Together? Food!

Contributed by Trista Genova, MHC’s Member Services Manager When COVID hit we were told on a Thursday that we were looking at closing the Independence Center (IC), MHC’s Recovery Resource […]

Thanksgiving Thank-a-thon-Thursday Kickoff

Thanksgiving looks a little different this year, it has to be that way. But one thing hasn’t changed, we have a lot to be grateful for. That’s why Mental Health […]

Mr. Clean: A short memoir by Mike Tully

Inspired by all those that knew you Death has always brought people to a standstill. It is a moment in time where we all stand there and think how and […]

The Condition of Being Human

Our country’s history has caught up with us and it happened during a troubling and trying time. We are grieving senseless deaths that are the result of oppression and a […]

Long Distance Listening

Contributed by MHC StoryKeeper, Jackie Davis While we are all adjusting to a much different day-to-day routine, we at MHC are here for our community to ensure we all get […]

Putting Yourself in Another’s Shoes

Contributed by: Steve Johnson As the old saying goes, “do not judge a man until you have walked a mile in his shoes”. Supposedly, this oft-recited piece of wisdom is […]

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