Dinner Parties That Matter

By Suzi Craig, MHC’s Senior Director of Strategic Partnerships and Policy “It’s not about the rupture, it’s about the repair.” These are the words that Nelba Marquez-Greene shared at MHC’s […]

12 Ways To Rewire Your Brain During Vacation

Contributed by: Luke Carter, Mental Health Writer, Nootrina.com When the going gets tough, even the toughest need to pause everything and just take a break. As cliché as it may […]

Great Exercises for Boosting Mental Wellness

Contributed by: Jane Sandwood Your body and your mind are closely linked, and finding harmony between the two is essential to one’s overall wellbeing and personal fitness. We all know […]

How to Conquer the Mental Side of Weight Loss

Contributed by: Jane Sandwood Losing weight is a challenge that nearly millions of people all over the world struggle with. Without a healthy mind set, losing weight may leave a […]

How Isolation Impacts Mental Health

Contributed by: Jane Sandwood When did you last say hello to your neighbor? Each day, thousands of Connecticut residents suffer from social isolation. Whether it’s a lonely high school student, […]

How Exercise can Improve Mental Health

Contributed by: Jane Sandwood For much of my 20’s I fell into a self-destructive cycle of depression mixed with seclusion, isolation, and poor eating habits. Those habits were cyclic because […]

How Poor Sleep Can Affect Your Mental Health

Contributed by Sarah, Editor of sleepydeep.com. Feeling the repercussions of being an irregular sleeper for far too long, she decided to do something about it. She learned why sleep is […]

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