Facilitated by Rev. Todd Riordan

Learn Dr. Xavier Amador's evidence-based LEAP method for communicating with loved ones who don't recognize their own mental illness due to anosognosia. Multiple discussion group sessions available throughout January for family members, mental health professionals, community partners, and anyone interested.

Facilitated by Janice Montgomery, NAMI Family to Family Leader

Learn Dr. Xavier Amador's evidence-based LEAP method for communicating with loved ones who don't recognize their own mental illness due to anosognosia. Multiple discussion group sessions available throughout January for family members, mental health professionals, community partners, and anyone interested.

Facilitated by Sheri Nolting, NAMI Hearts and Minds Leader

Learn Dr. Xavier Amador's evidence-based LEAP method for communicating with loved ones who don't recognize their own mental illness due to anosognosia. Multiple discussion group sessions available throughout January for family members, mental health professionals, community partners, and anyone interested.

Facilitated by Lt. Alyson Eichel (for CIT Stakeholders)

(Email Julie Orben at jorben@crh.org to register.)

Learn Dr. Xavier Amador's evidence-based LEAP method for communicating with loved ones who don't recognize their own mental illness due to anosognosia. Multiple discussion group sessions available throughout January for family members, mental health professionals, community partners, and anyone interested.

Facilitated by Janae Garner-Kelley, Southern Child Fatality Review Coordinator + Janice Montgomery, One Room School and Community Volunteer

Learn Dr. Xavier Amador's evidence-based LEAP method for communicating with loved ones who don't recognize their own mental illness due to anosognosia. Multiple discussion group sessions available throughout January for family members, mental health professionals, community partners, and anyone interested.

Facilitated by Jan Kiel, LMFT, LMHC

Coffee provided or you're welcome to purchase your favorite latte. Order online to have it ready when you arrive!

Learn Dr. Xavier Amador's evidence-based LEAP method for communicating with loved ones who don't recognize their own mental illness due to anosognosia. Multiple discussion group sessions available throughout January for family members, mental health professionals, community partners, and anyone interested.

Facilitated by Nannie Abner, MSSW, LCSW + Kathy Christoff, Director of Adult Recovery Services (Centerstone)

Learn Dr. Xavier Amador's evidence-based LEAP method for communicating with loved ones who don't recognize their own mental illness due to anosognosia. Multiple discussion group sessions available throughout January for family members, mental health professionals, community partners, and anyone interested.

Facilitated by Nannie Abner, MSSW, LCSW + Kathy Christoff, Director of Adult Recovery Services (Centerstone)

Learn Dr. Xavier Amador's evidence-based LEAP method for communicating with loved ones who don't recognize their own mental illness due to anosognosia. Multiple discussion group sessions available throughout January for family members, mental health professionals, community partners, and anyone interested.

Facilitated by Judge Kelly Benjamin and Dr. Reverend Felipe Martinez

Learn Dr. Xavier Amador's evidence-based LEAP method for communicating with loved ones who don't recognize their own mental illness due to anosognosia. Multiple discussion group sessions available throughout January for family members, mental health professionals, community partners, and anyone interested.

Dr. Myriam L. Graham, Licensed Clinical Psychologist, facilitates a FREE veteran support group every other Monday at 6 PM. This group provides a safe place to open up, feel understood, and meet fellow veterans.

Refreshments provided Mental Health Promotion and Substance Use Prevention activities and discussions

Dr. Myriam L. Graham, Licensed Clinical Psychologist, facilitates a FREE veteran support group every other Monday at 6 PM. This group provides a safe place to open up, feel understood, and meet fellow veterans.

Refreshments provided Mental Health Promotion and Substance Use Prevention activities and discussions

Dr. Myriam L. Graham, Licensed Clinical Psychologist, facilitates a FREE veteran support group every other Monday at 6 PM. This group provides a safe place to open up, feel understood, and meet fellow veterans.

Refreshments provided Mental Health Promotion and Substance Use Prevention activities and discussions

Dr. Myriam L. Graham, Licensed Clinical Psychologist, facilitates a FREE veteran support group every other Monday at 6 PM. This group provides a safe place to open up, feel understood, and meet fellow veterans.

Refreshments provided Mental Health Promotion and Substance Use Prevention activities and discussions

Dr. Myriam L. Graham, Licensed Clinical Psychologist, facilitates a FREE veteran support group every other Monday at 6 PM. This group provides a safe place to open up, feel understood, and meet fellow veterans.

This Black History Month let's acknowledge our work and rest! Join us for food, art, and community to share our struggles and strengths.

Let's break the stigma and talk! Please join us for Micah Dazet's senior project.

For the first time, this meeting is open to the public! Whether you’re a longtime supporter or new to the initiative, this is the perfect chance to:

• Connect with our dedicated Health Equity Ambassadors.
• Learn how you can get involved in advancing mental health equity in Bartholomew County.
• Recenter with a FREE Wellbeing Session led by Melanie Fauth of Ignite Wellbeing: “Breaking the Cycle: Managing Chronic Stress with Mind-Body Medicine Skills.”

Feel free to bring friends, colleagues, or anyone who might benefit from this powerful event—ALL are welcome!

For teens and adults.No cost! Lunch and supplies provided. Taught by St. Paul's Episcopal artist-in-residence and MHM Ambassador Kimberly Free.

In case you missed the May exhibit, MHM Ambassador Kimberly Rose Free will display artwork from "Psyche Relics" at the new Stillframes Art in Focus Gallery. "Psyche Relics" is a collection of works on paper expressing the artists experience of depression treatments over the last three decades. Created in collaboration with Mental Health Matters Bartholomew County and the Columbus Area Arts Council's Flourishing through Art program.

Refreshments provided Mental Health Promotion and Substance Use Prevention activities and discussions

Men’s Health Month Promotion for mental, physical and social health. ***Note: This event may be taking place on Tuesday Nov. 26th and/or Thursday Nov. 28th. Stay tuned for more details.

This group hosts events, workshops and more for local multi-cultural communities of color. Registration required.

We’re excited that our very own Janae will be presenting on Black and Bi-Racial Youth mental health, we will have a panel discussion on Hope and Resilience, snacks, community org tables and a “Light the Night” candle walk around IVY Tech. Swag Bags for those that register.