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MHA Partner Sarah Greene, ACSW, LCSW shares her expertise about trauma. May is Mental Health Awareness Month and the MHA's theme is "Healing Trauma's Invisible Wounds." The aftermath of trauma is costly to victims and to the whole community. Healing from trauma is possible. Validating the trauma and establishing trust and safety are the first steps. To learn more, read the attachment below. To learn about trauma-informed care for the refugee population, purchase MHA's DVD training set (featured on the right.) |
| Healing Trauma's Invisible Wounds |
Mission Statement
The Mental Health Association of Central Carolinas, Inc. promotes mental wellness through advocacy, prevention and education in Mecklenburg and Cabarrus Counties.
- Advocate for a better mental health system
- Prevent mental health crises
- Educate community about mental health issues & break stigma of seeking treatment
Spreading Hope, Spurring Action,
Supporting Families, Saving Lives!
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7th Annual MHA Swing for Wellness Memorial Golf Classic
Our annual golf tournament will be held May 21, 2012 at Carolina Golf Club, to benefit the MHA' ...
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Attend Advocacy 101 & then Bring Your Voice to Raleigh!
Join the MHA for Advocacy 101, “Creating a Ripple of Hope: Telling Your Story & Inspiring ...
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Educational DVDs on Refugees & Asylees Mental Health
A boxed set of DVDs is now available from an extraordinary workshop series on providing cultura ...
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month 2012 Calendar
The MHA and our community partners have many events--educational, networking, awareness- and fund-ra ...
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