Today North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper announced the mandatory closing of schools until May 15th in response to the COVID-19 outbreak. Mental Health Greensboro is taking heed of the safety precautions recommended by our government and will observe the same schedule of closings as North Carolina schools. Our office will be closed until May 15th. We recognize that this is a very difficult and...

The Mental Health Greensboro office will be closed for a few weeks as communities practice social distancing to control the outbreak of the Coronavirus in our state. During this time of closure, MHG's peer support specialists will be available for one-on-one peer support over the phone. In addition, new peer orientation into our programming will be available by phone. Orientation is required...

Mental Health Greensboro will be closed until further notice as a precautionary measure in response to the Coronavirus outbreak in North Carolina. At this time we are adhering to Governor Roy Cooper's school closure mandate and as a result our facility will be closed at least two weeks beginning March 16th, 2020. As a result of this precautionary measure all Wellness Academy classes, Supp...

Our Renewal Support Group, which has been meeting on Tuesday evenings, will begin meeting on Wednesday nights at 7 pm beginning February 12, 2020. The group will meet here at Mental Health Greensboro's facilities at 700 Walter Reed Drive. This group uplifts, bolsters, and provides support and inclusion for members of Greensboro's LGBTQ community who are experiencing mental health challenges...

Mental Health Greensboro offers two certification classes in February. QPR (Question Persuade Refer) and MHFA (Mental Health First Aid) are open to anyone in the community who wishes to strengthen their ability to deal with those in mental health crisis. QPR and MHFA are beneficial to those who work intimately with people on a daily basis including mental health providers, counselors, parents, mi...

Mental Health Greensboro is conducting a very short survey! If you would, please take two minutes to answer a few questions for us. We are interested in learning what mental health topics peak our peers interest, in what ways our peers consume information, and when is the most convenient time for scheduling events and classes. Please click the button below to be taken to our survey! Thank you s...

Mental Health Greensboro offers two Wellness Academy classes at new time slots beginning in February. Night and weekend classes are offered at the same great rate as our daytime classes...ABSOLUTELY FREE! Our popular Grief and Loss and Anger Management classes will be held at new times that are convenient to people who would like to utilize our services, but are unable to due to work sc...

A new year is a time for new beginnings. Resolutions to better one's life are traditionally high priority around the first of the year, and going into a new decade provides the perfect jumping off point for a fresh start. Changing old habits is not always easy, though. Our minds can be stuck in old ways of thinking, but that doesn't mean we can't learn new tricks. Mental Health Greensboro c...

Mental Health Greensboro has once again been the benefactor of local marketing agency SFW's Createathon. The Createathon is an annual 24 hour creative blitz in which SFW gives back to the community by developing and delivering marketing services for non-profits with little to no advertising budget. SFW has graciously chosen Mental Health Greensboro to be the recipient of its Createathon serv...