Rosalynn Carter, former First Lady of the United States, was a fearless advocate for mental health awareness and played a crucial role in dismantling the stigma surrounding mental health. She founded the Carter Center's Mental Health Program, which aimed to reduce discrimination and promote mental health policy reform. Mrs. Carter worked tirelessly to secure the Mental Health Parity Act passage in 1996, which required insurance companies to provide equal coverage for mental and physical health services. Her legacy is not just in policies enacted but in the hearts and minds of individuals touched by her advocacy.

Survey of Greater Philadelphia residents finds dissatisfaction with awareness of mental health services, family access, and awareness of peer support. Learn more about the pressing challenges and opportunities in mental health care in this report.

In a world where the pace of life often leaves us feeling disconnected, World Mental Health Day 2023 serves as a poignant reminder of the strength found in our connections with others. This year, let us shine a spotlight on the profound impact of peer support and how it can be a catalyst for transformative change in the realm of mental well-being.

As a daughter who lost their mother to cancer, I understand the importance of having the right tools in your toolkit when providing support. Here, we'll explore five essential tools to help you be a source of strength and comfort for your friend or family member facing breast cancer.

Parenting is a lifelong journey, and investing in education and mental well-being is crucial for providing the best possible environment for children to thrive. The Fall Parenting Plus Program in Philadelphia offers a unique opportunity for caregivers to enhance their parenting skills, strengthen family bonds, and prioritize their mental health

Pennsylvania Election 2023: Champion Mental Health in the General Election! Welcome to the Mental Health Partnership's General Election Voting Guide for Philadelphia's Mayoral Campaign!

Discover effective strategies to balance your children's social media engagement with their mental well-being. As summer transitions to school, concerns about excessive screen time grow. Learn about the impact of social media on children's mental health and explore actionable tips to foster healthy digital habits. Explore expert advice on open communication, setting boundaries, and promoting offline activities. Equip yourself with insights from online resources and workshops to guide your child's responsible online presence. Join our course, "A Parent's Guide to Childhood Mental Health," and empower your family for a safer and more mindful digital journey.

Mental Health Partnerships Back to College Mental Health Checklist

Explore Mental Health Partnerships Internship: Gain real-world experience, enhance communication skills, and foster growth in behavioral and mental health.

By Denice Buzzetto, MHP Peer Specialist: Mental health toolkits are essential because they provide a range of techniques to help you cope with negative or difficult emotions. From my experience with mental health, I can attest to the profound difference the right tools can make in promoting wellness and recovery.

In Philadelphia is a beacon of hope, providing peer-centered support and resilience for individuals facing mental health challenges.