Mental wellbeing—let’s talk about it
We’re a collaborative of faith communities, working together to help destigmatize mental illness to make sure all people can find the free, customized, and confidential help they need.
We have a Mental Health Navigation Line and follow-up services that are free, individualized, and confidential. You won’t have to walk alone. Learn more.
Download this poster and place it in a private space.
Caring for your mental health
This guide provides ideas and advice for individuals and families who are in need of carefully navigating their mental health and wellness during the holiday season. We encourage you to share this information with those who can benefit from it.
Download and share
David’s story: Religious upbringing & his life
Professional musician, composer, and theater teacher, David Lohman, shares what his life looked like as a son born to a Lutheran pastor—his story has twists and turns that might surprise you. The passion behind his words will touch you in ways you may not have experienced before. The way he found healing will bring you to tears.
Pick 10 ways in 2024 to help us celebrate
Positively affect the mental wellbeing of those around you in 2024—we’ve created a list of ideas and experiences to get you started. Pick one, five, or ten!
Need help?
Connect with Rev. Hannah.
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Your mental wellbeing
pocket guide
MHC has created a pocket guide to help you manage your mental wellbeing—print it, give it to others, and keep a copy with you.
Download the pocket guide.
Print on 8.5x11 paper and fold twice.
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Mental Health Ministry & MHC
“Working with Mental Health Connect was inspirational and helpful—their ‘Enhancing a Mental Health Ministry’ program provided us with tools and up-to-date information to help us move forward with a comprehensive Mental Health Ministry. Thank you, Mental Health Connect! Our community is able to feel safe and open to sharing without judgements. We’ll continue to strive for the most current mental health information so we can serve our community as they need it.”
-Julie Goodman, Director of Congregational Care, Mount Olivet Lutheran Church
Looking to enhance or begin your Mental Health Ministry?
Connect with Rev. Hannah.
Executive Director Rev. Hannah Campbell Gustafson uses the words stigma-busting and culture-shifting as she shares why she’s passionate about the work she’s doing today.
