I recently read a great research paper titled “The Impact of Mental Illness Stigma on Seeking and Participating in Mental Health Care” by Patrick Corrigan and colleagues and wanted to share. I felt that the authors did a great job of
Mental Health Month was first established in 1949; Mental Health America is credited with starting the national trend of recognizing and promoting mental health awareness in the month of May. In 2013 President Obama reaffirmed the importance of mental health
Join our team! Whatever funds we raise will be split between NAMI Colorado and The Network! Simply click here to go to our NAMI Walks page and then click the button “Join Our Team” and sign up! Bring your family,
Today is the last day of “National Volunteer Week” and we have many, many volunteers to thank here at The Network! Why did I wait until the last day of “volunteer week” to thank our volunteers? Well because Jennifer and
Be Well: As promoter of person-centered whole healthcare, we believe the mind is a critical component of overall health and wellness. Having a wellness plan and being mindful of one’s mental health is a proven way to stay healthy. The
Five Reasons Why You Should Come to Rockin’ to Beat the Blues on April 9th @ Mile High Station 2014 Peer Support Training Class Your financial support will help us train more peer coaches (like our friends pictured above) these
Justin Kruger is the CEO of Project Helping here in Colorado. Justin has a vision for uniting people in volunteerism and in one short year he’s turned his vision into a reality. His courageous personal journey of overcoming depression led
We are going to mix it up a little bit at Colorado Mental Wellness Network:) In honor of our theme Rockin’ to Beat the Blues….we thought we’d try something WAY different. That’s right, it’s a sing along! We got this
WHEN: Thursday, April 9th 6 p.m. WHERE: Mile High Station, 2027 Old West Colfax Ave. WHY: Celebrate The Network’s first two years! Enjoy food, drink and live music! HOW: Buy Your Tickets Early and SAVE!
This is an excerpt from Joann Calabrese’s blog “Mindfulness Garden Games” (link below), Joann is a long time facilitator and contractor with The Network. During the month of February she led us in a three week series on mindfulness practice.