Our family knows that MHA helps people live their best life. We got to see it happen.
Flowers Are Pretty. Living Your Best Life is Beautiful.
Volunteer Physical Therapist Eases Pain
"If I can solve the pain puzzle, everything else can get better. In my mind it comes down to this: everyone deserves the right to move freely. My role as a physical therapist is to assess patients, look at how well they move and use my skills to help them move better.”
“I journeyed from ignorance to tolerance to inclusion.”
Some thoughts on Pride month: If you had told us back in the 1960s and 1970s that there would be legal gay marriage in all fifty states, we would have been stunned. This was a notion that probably didn’t enter even the deepest reaches of our subconscious, let alone bubble to the level of an [...]
Jason’s Story: One Day at a Time, in Time with the Music.
“I wanted to turn my life around, and since I was starting at the bottom I needed help. MHA was there..."
MHA’s Samantha Gulsvig Honored With the Stephanie Moulton Memorial Award
Annual Award Recognizes Samantha For Her Work In The Mental Health Field.
Start Talking!
Thoughts and Suggestions for Mental Health Awareness Month
MHA Participants Make New Fur-iends!
Members of The Resource Center donate handmade blankets to TJ O'Connor
Samantha’s Success is Growing: Is It a Sign?
"Being on my own, in my own space, feels like a sanctuary. I haven’t had a real home in a long time and I love it."
Springfield College “Spikes” Awareness Of Mental Health
"We wanted to find a way to support a local organization that provides so much support to individuals affected by mental health issues.”
Getting Organized Is a Great Way to Feel Better!
Spring clean your way to emotional wellness.