MHC is committed to supporting our communities statewide through educational programs, awareness campaigns, creative workshops, and workplace wellness. We believe education is critical to changing the way in which mental health is perceived and how individuals take action for themselves and loved ones.
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The MHC Collaborative is a membership-based program, open to individuals and organizations seeking to improve their work environment. We focus on creating a culture of workplace mental health, which means we put people first. We meet people where they are and work together to identify your needs, address the gaps in your employee experience, and improve upon the successes in your workplace.
Membership in the MHC Collaborative is an annual investment that includes a custom mix of strategic guidance, trainings, workshops, and resources for employee mental health.
Customized topics include mental health, DEI, cultural humility, communication, self-care, and more.
Members have access to networking events, e-newsletters, customized resources, and coaching sessions.
We leverage our long-standing expertise of creating environments that support long-term health and wellness for business leaders and their teams, community groups, schools, and others looking to make mental wellness a priority.
MHC’s Community Education team with a combined 60+ years’ experience deploys evidence-based, certified, and custom created trainings to support individuals, communities, and organizations
The MHC Collaborative is a membership-based program designed with multiple tiers to support individuals and workplaces in building healthy and supportive environments.
Celebrate May’s Mental Health Awareness Month with MHC! Join the Let’s Face It movement to help break the stigma and increase awareness of mental health.
The MHC directory includes mental health and education resources to inform, guide, and inspire individuals seeking information for their whole health and wellness.
We believe education is critical for change and have developed curriculum to support communities and workplaces throughout the state as they strive to support long-term health and wellness.
Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) teaches you how to identify, understand and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges among adults. This is a certified training, following the fidelity standards set by the National Council for Wellbeing and led by certified MHFA trainers.
81% of today’s workers reported they are seeking workplaces that support mental health and would even take a pay cut if it meant having a mentally healthy work environment. By taking this series, leaders will better understand how to strategically implement initiatives that focus on the wellbeing of their employees and to create an environment that attracts and retains talent.
If you are experiencing a crisis for which you need immediate assistance, please call 911 immediately. We have resources for people seeking help with mental health, crisis support, finding a warmline, and support in your local community.
Delve into our diverse offerings designed to uplift mental health, including workplace collaborations, artistic expression, personalized concierge services, and supportive community engagements.
Unlock the potential of your workforce through our Workplace Mental Health Collaborative, fostering a culture of well-being and productivity.
Explore how art contributes to mental health and wellbeing, serving as a vital tool for recovery and wellness journeys.
Discover personalized, in-home wellness services designed to support mental health and promote recovery.
Join the Let’s Face It movement to break down barriers surrounding mental health through shared stories and embraced conversations.
A warmline is a phone service you can call for support during tough times. Whether you’re in crisis or simply need someone to talk to, a warmline offers assistance. Staffed by trained peers who have experienced their own mental health challenges, warmlines provide understanding and empathy.
Warmlines are free and confidential. Unlike crisis lines or hotlines, such as the National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, which focus on immediate safety and crisis resources, warmlines are geared towards providing ongoing support. While many warmlines operate 24/7, some are open only on certain days and times.
NAMI Connecticut
https://namict.org/resources/peer-based-support-lines/
A WARMLINE
https://www.warmline.org/
Time is running out to support our Winter Wellness Campaign! Your donation helps us provide essential mental health resources and expand access to care for individuals in need. Let’s come together to ensure no one has to face winter’s challenges alone.
While our Winter Wellness Campaign is coming to a close, our toolkit will be available on our website all winter long as we continue to embrace warmth, connection, and wellness.
This year’s Winter Wellness with MHC campaign is focused on giving mental health resources and support to communities throughout Connecticut.
Your donation will support the Mental Health Concierge sliding scale, enabling us to provide flexible mental health services to individuals in need throughout the state.
Your donation will enable us to provide mental health services, including therapy, in-home support, and case management, to low-income individuals and individuals experiencing homelessness.
