Let’s Face It: Mental Health Awareness Isn’t at the Finish Line
By: Bethany Simmonds I hear it all the time: “People can talk about their mental health now.” “Mental health awareness has been achieved.” “We all have mental health problems.” […]
Supporting the Mental Health of Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Individuals
Mental health is essential for everyone, but for deaf and hard-of-hearing (DHOH) individuals, the journey toward wellness is often met with additional barriers. While society has made strides toward greater […]
Mental Health Musings: Let’s Face It
WARNING: Some of the contents of this blog entry may be upsetting, as the blog includes information about the troubling phenomena of stigma. Truthfully, I think that any discussion of […]
Let’s Face It Campaign Returns this May to Eliminate Stigma and Enhance Access to Services
This May, Mental Health Connecticut (MHC) will once again launch its impactful Let’s Face It campaign to recognize Mental Health Awareness Month. Now in its fourth year, the campaign aims […]
Mental Health Connecticut Earns Prestigious 2025 USA TODAY Top Workplaces Award
Farmington, Connecticut 03/21/2025 – Mental Health Connecticut is proud to announce that it has earned the prestigious 2025 USA TODAY Top Workplaces award. The award honors organizations with 150 or […]
Mental Health Musings: Understanding Terms – Mental Health
Mental health. Mental illness. Mental disorder. Behavioral health problem. These are among many terms used to refer to mental functioning, and it can be daunting to understand the differences between […]
May is Mental Health Awareness Month: Ways to Get Involved
As Mental Health Awareness Month approaches in May, this is the perfect time to raise funds and hold events supporting Mental Health Connecticut’s programs and initiatives. Fundraising is a powerful […]
Remarkable Young Adults Making a Difference for Mental Health in Connecticut
Mental Health Connecticut is fortunate to partner with many wonderful community organizations throughout the state that provide support and safe spaces for individuals facing various mental health challenges. We want […]
Supporting Our Community
by Jacquilyn Davis, CDP® Director of Workplace Mental Health & DEI Since 1908, our organization made a commitment to advocate for and support the residents of Connecticut. Our mission of […]
Mental Health Musings: Retired, But Not Done
I am retired. And I love retirement. I love lingering over breakfast in the morning and taking on the daily challenge of the New York Times Wordle and Connections games. […]
