The Mental Health Hub
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The Mental Health Hub (TMHH) was created to serve as a companion to anyone beginning their mental health journey:
We offer clear & concise mental health information paired with easy-to-navigate resources to aid anyone through their mental health journey!
10/10/2020
IT’S WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY! 😌
We’re experiencing unprecedented impact of this global pandemic and with that comes increased anxiety, isolation, depression and an overall heavy toll on our mental health. But you are NOT alone.
“One person in every four will be affected by a mental disorder at some stage of their lives.” (WHO, 2012)
Today is a day to remind us that we are stronger together. We can push forward together.
Take a look at the https://www.thementalhealthhub.org/ for education and resources to help start your journey today!
The Mental Health Hub At the Mental Health Hub we connect our audience to mental health resources, education, and services to expedite their recovery process. Visit our website to learn about types of therapy and locating affordable sessions, understanding insurance coverage and obtaining discounted prescriptions, or eve
12/08/2020
It’s important to and for yourself and with those around you. Often times we get swamped with work and daily chores - causing our mental health to become an “issue” to deal with later. However, let’s not forget to pause for a moment to evaluate our tranquility of mind. Mental health comes FIRST.
Let’s break down these barriers to create OPEN communications and connections within our communities.
QUESTION FOR YOU - How OFTEN do you take time out for yourself? What have helped you to find your peace of mind?
We’d love to hear your thoughts, comment below to share your story!
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06/07/2020
July is Awareness Month and we at understand that conditions do not discriminate based on race, gender, color, or identity. However, mental health can be affected by limited access to quality care, culturally inadequate and inadept resources, and more. The simple fact is mental health within minority demographics need to transcend stereotypes for this month (and beyond this month).
As the Mental Health Hub is currently an all-woman operation with all of us coming from various backgrounds, ethnicities, and nationalities – we truly see the importance and need of emphasizing minority health not only this month but every single day. For this reason, we are dedicated to continually researching, educating, and advocating to provide the most up to date resources for people dealing with all types of mental health needs.
For more information, please visit https://www.thementalhealthhub.org/
21/06/2020
It is official: “The Mental Health Hub” website has been launched and our team is excited to create and expand a network of individuals to share mental health resources and information with!
We hold the value that everyone deserves access to quality mental health education and resources regardless of personal or financial circumstances and can’t wait to grow with you. For more information, follow us and obtain more information on our website at
www.thementalhealthhub.org
17/06/2020
Our History
In 2019, longtime friends, Ysa and Ella, began discussing the convoluted nature of our country’s mental health treatment systems. Both women had had negative experiences in locating and sustaining the help they needed for their mental health.
It became clear that this was a common issue to anyone seeking this kind of help. Navigating insurance plans, understanding basic terminologies, and locating highly rated care was often a scattered and opaque process.
Recognizing these difficulties as universal, Ysa and Ella set out to build an organization that could serve as a one-stop-shop for mental health treatment resources and education.
They envisioned a website that connected people with the plethora of under-used resources out there, while also identifying blind spots of missing aid.
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