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For this month’s meeting, Mental Health Connect is hosting a presentation by Wil Sampson-Bernstrom, Regional Coordinator for Canvas Health Suicide Prevention, a non-profit Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic. We’ll learn […]
Growing through Loss is a six-week series that provides information and support for a variety of grief situations. Each session begins with a presentation on some aspect of grief. Afterward, […]
The Dragonfly Project’s mission is to provide a message of hope to those who are grieving. Each condolence card sent comes with a dragonfly keychain. From Julie Bonde: Thank you […]
The Dragonfly Project’s mission is to provide a message of hope to those who are grieving. Each condolence card we send comes with a dragonfly keychain. We will be assembling keychains […]
For this month’s Mental Health Connect Ambassador Meeting, we welcome Carolyn Kinzel, President and Founder of Brighter Days Family Grief Center. Brighter Days is an unparalleled family-focused grief center serving […]
In this Mental Health Awareness Month, we can all take up the challenge to learn more about mental health. Nativity ambassadors for Mental Health Connect have assembled a list of […]
Nativity partners with Mental Health Connect (MHC), a collaborative of faith-based communities working together to support community-based resources, provide support and education, improve access to mental health services, and connect […]
May is Mental Health Awareness month, and this month’s Mental Health Connect meeting covers families: “From Family Anxieties & Challenges to Family Opportunities & Hope.” Michelene Verlautz, a Pastor and […]
Nativity partners with Growing through Loss, a six-week series that provides information and support for a variety of grief situations, such as loss of spouse, child, parent, friend, sibling, divorce, […]
Please save the date for Mental Health Connect’s annual fundraiser on May 12, from 8:30-9:30 a.m. This year’s theme will be “Stories of Hope: Apart but Never Alone.”