Shoutout Saturday: Thank You to Lockton
#LetsFaceIt the core of our community’s support springs from the kindness and generosity of its own members. We are feeling extra grateful this #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth for the amazing donors and supporters of our #LetsFaceIt campaign, helping to support MHC’s mission of partnering with individuals, families, and communities to create environments that support long-term health and wellness. […]
Facing it Friday: Facing it Together
Welcome to another edition of Facing it Friday! As we continue our journey through Mental Health Awareness Month, we want to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who has supported the Let’s Face It campaign and shown their commitment to Mental Health Awareness in Connecticut. Your dedication and passion are truly inspiring. This year, […]
Throwback Thursday: Mental Health Connecticut’s Platinum Achievement in the MHA Bell Seal
#LetsFaceIt As we embark on our Throwback Thursday journey for Mental Health Awareness Month this May, we are thrilled to kick off with a look back at a significant milestone in our organization’s history. Mental Health Connecticut (MHC) proudly reflects on its achievement of a Platinum level rating, the highest offered, in Mental Health America’s […]
Meet Majesty Reyes
#LetsFaceIt In the heart of Hartford, among the bustling streets and vibrant communities, Majesty Reyes weaves her story through colors, brush strokes, and creative expression. Meet Majesty: a talented artist and graphic designer whose journey through life’s complexities has led her to become not just a creator of art, but a beacon of hope and […]
Tuesday Tips: The Power of Community
Welcome back to Tuesday Tips, where we gather insights from staff, participants, and community partners on navigating life’s challenges with resilience and strength. Today, we’re sharing valuable advice from the Connecticut Collaborative to End Loneliness and an Mental Health Connecticut (MHC) participant. Studies show that 60% of Americans are feeling lonely. The federal government estimates […]
Motivation Monday with James Crocker
#LetsFaceIt Welcome back to our Monday Motivation series, where we’re here to infuse your week with inspiration and positivity. Mondays often carry the weight of new beginnings and challenges, but they also offer the opportunity to set the tone for a fulfilling and successful week ahead. Let’s dive into uplifting stories, empowering quotes, and actionable […]
Self-Care Sunday: Self-Reflection as Self-Care
Welcome back to #SelfCareSunday! At MHC, we recognize that Each person’s needs and methods are unique. Yet, there’s a universal truth: the more resources available, the better equipped we are to prevent and address distress. That’s why this year, we are leveraging our expertise and focusing our efforts on information from our staff and community […]
Shout Saturday: Thank You to Stamford Health
#LetsFaceIt #LetsFaceIt the backbone of our community support lies in the generosity of our community members themselves. During this #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth, we’re overflowing with gratitude for the incredible donors and champions of our #Let’sFaceIt initiative. Your contributions fuel our mission of partnering with individuals, families, and communities to create environments that support long-term health and wellness. […]
Facing It Friday: Lighting CT Green
#LetsFaceIt May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and in Connecticut, Mental Health Connecticut (MHC) is leading the charge to illuminate the state in green. This symbolic gesture serves as a beacon of hope, understanding, and support for individuals grappling with mental health challenges. As we embark on this journey of awareness and advocacy, it’s imperative […]
Throwback Thursday: A Peak at The History of Mental Health in Connecticut
#LetsFaceIt As we embark on our #ThrowbackThursday journey for #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth this May, we are peaking into the history of the Connecticut Valley Hospital (CVH). Connecticut Valley Hospital (CVH) opened in 1868 as the State’s public hospital for the treatment of persons with mental illness. Throughout its history, it has experienced many medical, social and political […]
