Mental Health Greensboro starts a new support group, H.E.R. beginning July 21st. H.E.R. which stands for Hope Empowered Recovery, is a group that lifts up black women and creates an environment of understanding and support for those struggling with issues such as depression, anxiety, trauma, emotional wellness, and other mental health concerns. Our H.E.R. support group aims to help bla...

July ushers in a fresh round of Wellness Academy courses, fun Compeer activities, and a brand new Support Group at Mental Health Greensboro! Sign up today for our in-person and online classes. Registration is required as our class sizes are limited, so reserve your spot in our summer wellness programs today! WELLNESS ACADEMY WRAP & Trauma is a new addition to our Wellness Recovery A...

The world seemed to fall apart at the start of Spring of 2020. The COVID-19 Pandemic that shut down many restaurants and businesses, also brought the operations at Mental Health Greensboro to a squealing halt. Read all about how Mental Health Greensboro reacted and adapted to the unprecedented changes and challenges that were brought about by COVID-19 in the Spring 2020 MHG Times newsletter...

Due to COVID-19 social distancing recommendations, Mental Health Greensboro's popular Provider Academy workshop series will be held online via ZOOM for the remainder of the year in order to allow for maximum participation while minimizing the risk of exposure to the virus. Provider Academy workshops, traditionally held on Tuesdays, will be moved to Mondays as to not interfere with the schedu...

During the COVID-19 quarantine, Mental Health Greensboro's online support group community has blossomed. We have received a great deal of positive feedback about the online support groups and will continue to have those support groups meet online via ZOOM only for now. We will, of course, resume in person support groups when the time is right and the threat of exposure to COVID is lessened. ...

Mental Health Greensboro will be re-opening our office on June 1st. We will have a modified Wellness Academy schedule, to be announced shortly. We are looking forward to serving our peers face to face once again. Please stay tuned for more information.

We are happy to announce that beginning Tuesday, April 14th, our Peer Support Groups go live and digital via the video conference app ZOOM. Since the Coronavirus quarantine makes us unable to meet with peers in person, seeing and speaking with familiar (and new!) faces over digital devices is the next best way to meet. We have three support groups meeting via Zoom that are hosted by our peer...

UPDATE (4/8/2020): We had hoped to have our online workshops be accessible to the general public. However, due to gross actions by a negligent hacker, we are forced to limit access of our online workshops to participants of our private Facebook groups. Our online workshops will now only be accessible with a password. Meeting links and passwords for access to workshops will only be found in our...

Supporting our community throughout the COVID-19 pandemic is allowing Mental Health Greensboro to get creative in it's approach to peer support. We are happy to announce the addition of private Facebook Peer Support Groups to help keep our traditional support groups active during this time when our office must be closed as well as when normalcy returns to every day life. Our online ...

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...