NOTE: This is a five day training course. Participants must attend all days in order to receive certification.  Date: December 16th-December 20th, 2019Times: 10pm-5pmRegistration: $275.00 Mental Health Greensboro is offering a 5-day WRAP® Facilitator Training with Copeland Center trained staff, December 16th-20th. This training is appropriate for anyone who would like to lead WRAP® gro...

The holidays are a difficult time for many people. Some grieve the loss of loved ones. Some stress over the business of the season. Anxiety or anger come with the thought of dealing with families and unrealistic expectations. Whatever the reason, this time of year triggers difficult emotions. It's not just the season to be jolly. It's the season for the blues. This year Mental Health Greens...

Adolescents in today's world are facing mounting mental health and societal issues that are different from those of their parents. To address these issues Mental Health Greensboro will host Youth in Distress, an adolescent mental health symposium on November 16th from 1-5pm in classrooms 5 & 6 of the Women's Hospital Education Center. Parents and guardians will learn from and speak with prof...

It's that time of year again! The season of compassion and giving, the season of unconditional care for those in need. Mental Health Greensboro is happy to team up with area churches for our annual holiday gift giving program, Hands of Hope. Hands of Hope donations benefit both the children and adult patients of Moses Cone Behavioral Health Hospital (Greensboro) and Central Regional Hospital (Ral...

Based on the book and workbook by Melody Beattie.  Melody Beattie’s definition of a codependent person is someone who has let another person’s behavior affect him or her, and who is obsessed with controlling that person’s behavior. This Wellness Academy Enrichment Course is derived from the best-selling book, based on the 12 steps of codependency and utilizing the author’s workbook. Dates: Mon...

    Calling all golfers! We are grateful to the folks of Lefty for Life for choosing to support Mental Health Greensboro again this year with the proceeds from the CBG Memorial Golf Tournament! This year's tournament will be held on Friday, October 4th at the Bryan Park Champions Course. 80% of the proceeds of this year's tournament will go to fund the programs and services provided ...

September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, and Mental Health Greensboro is taking up the cause by holding special free sessions of QPR, an internationally recognized suicide prevention training program. Participants will learn to recognize the warning signs of a suicide crisis, intervene through conversation, and refer that person to help. Three sessions are scheduled throughout the month ...

Our summer / fall newsletter has landed! September is Suicide Prevention Month and Recovery Month, and this September we are highlighting some of the programs and efforts Mental Health Greensboro engages in to promote suicide prevention, and the great people who help make what we do possible. Get the Newsletter You can sign up for the newsletter mailing list and see past issues at our Newsletter...

Date: August 23rd, 12:00 - 1:30 pm  Location: MHG Classroom #2 Come get your hands dirty and learn how to turn a lump of clay into a beautiful clay pot! Local potter Susan Ridenour will lead this workshop. All materials will be provided, and no experience is necessary - just let your creativity take over! Pots will be fired in a kiln and glazed off-site, and then brought back to their creators....

Now Accepting Applications for LIFT! Mental Health Greensboro is accepting applications for LIFT, an equal-opportunity internship program for new Peer Support Specialists. The LIFT Internship program is open to NC Certified Peer Support Specialists looking to gain experience working in the North Carolina behavioral health system while promoting recovery and cultivating hope. LIFT is a 6-month pro...