Program News

This year, Mental Health America of Greenville County is celebrating a major milestone—70 years of advocating for mental health and providing critical support services to our community. To honor this […]

Guest Editor – Vanessa Vestergaard After my diagnosis, I was amazed by the number of creative artists and writers who shared a similar experience. I began exploring the connection between […]

April is Volunteer Appreciation Month! While we appreciate our incredible volunteers year-round, this is a special time to shine a light on the tireless efforts of those who donate their […]

How Do You Prepare for Adversity? Preparing for adversity is something we all do—from studying for a difficult test to securing windows before a storm. A little preparation and organization […]

Guest Editor – Vanessa Vestergaard Throughout history, stories have enriched our lives in ways that are uniquely human. After my initial diagnosis—and even today—I turn to the stories of others. […]

The state of mental health in workplaces today presents both challenges and opportunities. While progress is being made, significant hurdles remain. Nearly one in five adults in the U.S. experiences […]

At Mental Health America of Greenville County (MHAGC), we have always been dedicated to empowering individuals and strengthening communities through our mental health services. As our organization grows, so does […]

As we mark the second anniversary of 988, the dedicated mental health crisis hotline, South Carolina proudly celebrates a significant milestone with the opening of its second call center in […]

A guest column by Vanessa Vestergaard – Program Manager for MHAGC Bad news can hit home and directly affect all those who hear, especially the most tragic, a suicide attempt […]

In June 1969, the Stonewall Inn, a gay bar in Greenwich Village, New York, was raided by police. This raid sparked a series of violent demonstrations led by activists Sylvia […]

Accurate language promotes understanding by conveying information in a clear and precise manner. When discussing mental health conditions, using terminology that is clinically accurate and up to date helps to […]

Join us in being Seen in Green for Mental Health! Throughout the month of May, Mental Health America of Greenville County is on a mission to raise awareness and support […]

We live in a rapidly changing world that can be complex to navigate. About half of Americans can remember a time when we were not constantly connected and it was […]

Although National Pet Day is a single day in the month of April, this year April 11, our pets’ adorable antics or cuddly dispositions might make us want to celebrate […]