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We are deeply committed to promoting mental wellness for everyone.

The more people understand about mental health and illness, the more we can help improve and save lives.

Continuing Our Commitment to Wellness

The ups, downs, and challenges of everyday life can slowly add up and take a toll on our well-being. If you'd like to be pro-active in protecting and strengthening your emotional well-being, join us for our Lunch and Learn webinar, Take the Time: Investing In Your Wellness and Resilience on Thursday, May 19 from Noon until 1:00pm. This virtual wellness seminar is free of charge, but registration is required. Presented in partnership with St. Louis Public Library.

PEACE (Preventing the Effects of Adverse Childhood Experiences) Clinical Services

MHA-EM is proud to announce a new agency-wide commitment to addressing trauma, toxic stress, and the impact of early adversity on adult mental health.

Strengthen your relationship with your children while teaching them to manage their behaviors and emotions.

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Connecting Campuses, Supporting Students

Want to be part of a movement to support mental health and wellness for college students in the St. Louis region? Check out MHA’s Collegiate Mental Health Innovation Council.

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Take The Time™

If you’ve been wanting to focus on your overall well-being, now is the time to take action! By collaborating with a certified Wellness Coach to identify and work toward your goals, you can begin your journey to a more meaningful and satisfying life. For a limited time, free sessions are available for residents of St. Louis City and St. Louis County.

Take The Time^TM also includes seminars/workshops to address burnout, compassion fatigue, stress, resilience, emotional intelligence, and more. Delivered in-person or virtually, Wellness Seminars are a great way to encourage your team members to prioritize their own mental health.

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Our B4Stage4 Philosophy

When we think about cancer, heart disease, or diabetes, we don’t wait years to treat them. We start way before Stage 4. We begin with prevention. This is what we should be doing when people have serious mental illnesses, too. When they first begin to experience symptoms such as loss of sleep, feeling tired for no reason, feeling low, feeling anxious, or hearing voices, we should act.

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The Habit of Finding Hope

19 January 2022 Julie Geeting, LPC

What exactly is hope? Why is it important to mental wellness?

We are deeply committed to promoting mental wellness for everyone.

Continuing Our Commitment to Wellness

PEACE (Preventing the Effects of Adverse Childhood Experiences) Clinical Services

Connecting Campuses, Supporting Students

Take The Time™

Our B4Stage4 Philosophy

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Our Blog

The Habit of Finding Hope

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