Working together to end the devastating stigma surrounding today’s most prevalent public health crisis.
We have all felt like a
square peg in a round hole.
The common feeling that we don’t fit in, like we don’t belong, or when we just feel different to everyone else. It’s a feeling that manifests itself in varying degrees of severity, affecting hundreds of millions of people globally.
In fact, 1 in 4 people will experience a mental health condition at some point in their lives. That means 4 in 4 people are significantly impacted directly, or indirectly through someone they know. When we all accept each other’s differences, everyone fits.
RES~URCES
These unprecedented times call for solidarity and unification.
Now, more than ever, The Mental Health Coalition believes we must increase the conversation around mental health. We must act to end silence, reduce stigma, and engage our community to inspire hope at this essential moment.
Black Lives Matter. Black Mental Health Matters. We stand in solidarity with the Black community. As allies, we are present and listening. We see and acknowledge your pain, fear, anger, and anxiety.
Please see below for specific mental health support and resources for Black, Indigenous and people of color (BIPOC) & LGBTQ communities, as well as resources specific to challenges we’re experiencing in midst of the COVID-19 pandemic:
WH~
WE ARE
We are a coalition of the most passionate and influential organizations, brands, and individuals who have joined forces to end the stigma surrounding mental health and to change the way people talk about, and care for, mental illness.
F~UNDING
COALITION PARTNERS
From the most respected experts in the mental health field to the most influential creative leaders, we have all come together to be greater than the sum of our parts.
1-2-1
SERIES
Every 1 needs to talk 2 some 1, and this Mental Health Awareness Month we are going 1- 2 -1 with your favorite celebs & mental health advocates Every Day in May to help change culture and destigmatize mental health.
Every 1 needs to talk 2 some 1, and this Mental Health Awareness Month we are going 1- 2 -1 with your favorite celebs & mental health advocates Every Day in May to help change culture and destigmatize mental health.
The language we use
is powerful,
so let’s talk about it.
If you’re not sure how to talk to a friend about a mental health issue, or you don’t know what language is safe to use when describing a mental health condition, you are not alone.
Help us end the stigma surrounding mental health and change the way people talk about, and care for, mental illness.
