Mental Health Matters WA (MHM) hosts community events that raise public awareness about mental health and help to break the social stigma about mental health and illness. These events will apply an arts based approach and involve other community partners. Language interpreters and childcare (for on-site events) are provided.
Virtual event community to celebrate our oral traditions as a tool for healing and promotion. In this event we seek to merge art and health promotion, while centering the voices of artists as the axis to share messages about the importance of vaccination and to raise awareness and educate the Afro-Latino community about our traditions. We will …
Join us for a free, virtual roundtable to pay tribute to loved ones who have passed away. Listen to and share stories of strength and resilience. Hosted by Mental Health Matters (MHM), a community-based program sponsored by Verdant Health and UW Bothell. Please RSVP Here. Zoom ID: 875 1275 0606 …
Join our live information session to learn more about the Mental Health Matters program and services and resources we offer.
Our first cohort begins on Sunday, March 6th, with a meet-and-greet for and on-boarding for those registered. This will be followed by five online lessons and weekly live discussions on …
Gender-affirming care saves lives. Growing legislative attempts in the U.S. to ban or limit access to gender affirming healthcare endangers the health and well-being of transgender and nonbinary individuals, especially for those identifying as BBIPOC. Join Husky alum, Aleks Martin, on March 28th for a free virtual roundtable sponsored by Mental Health Matters of Washington …
Meditation and mindfulness can be tools to help your emotional and physical well-being. Join Dr. Victoria Breckwich Vásquez for this 4-part remote series. Learn the fundamentals of practicing mindfulness and …
Mindful Meditation series (4 sessions) with Dr. Victoria Breckwich Vásquez Read More »
September is Suicide Awareness and Prevention Month. Currently, in the U.S., suicide is the 2nd leading cause of death among people ages 10-34. Many of us have confided in others …
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