Mental Health America of Greenville County
Mental Health America of Greenville County helps support, strengthen, and save lives through services that positively impact mental health. We envision a world in which all people can live with hope – where care is accessible, stigma, and suicide are erased, and there is positive mental health for all.
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Preserving the Legacy of Lottie Beal Gibson
June 23rd marked an important milestone for Mental Health America of Greenville County: five years since we moved into the Lottie Beal Gibson Building. As we approached this anniversary, I found myself thinking about the remarkable woman whose name graces our building and the legacy she left for all of us. For more than 60 […]
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Pride Month May Be Ending, But Support for LGBTQ+ Youth Cannot
As Pride Month comes to a close, it’s important to remember that the mental health needs of LGBTQ+ youth do not end on June 30. LGBTQ+ young people experience significantly higher rates of mental health challenges and suicide risk than their non-LGBTQ+ peers. This increased risk is not because of their identity. Rather, it is […]
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Preventing the Summer Slide
At the end of the school year and summer’s start, many families look forward to a slower pace, vacations, and more time together. But for children and teens, summer can also bring unexpected mental health challenges. While teachers and educators often talk about the “summer slide” in schools, there is also a social and emotional […]
