Take a brief online screening for depression, anxiety, an eating disorder, or one of numerous other behavioral health conditions. MHAGC strives to raise awareness of mental health issues and to make mental wellness more visible as a health priority in Greenville. Learn more about MHAGC by subscribing to our newsletters or choose to help by volunteering today.
MHAGC has an abundance of educational programs for all ages. Our Mental Health Matters! educational programs provide general information about behavioral health. MHAGC has implemented two great resources for those in need: The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline and TEENline. We also offer screenings for depression and other mental health issues.
MHAGC has an abundance of educational programs for all ages. Our Mental Health Matters! educational programs provide general information about behavioral health. MHAGC has implemented two great resources for those in need: The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline and TEENline. We also offer screenings for depression and other mental health issues.
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Mental Health America was established in 1909 by former psychiatric patient Clifford W. Beers. During his stays in public and private institutions, Beers witnessed and was subjected to horrible abuse. From these experiences, Beers set into motion a reform movement that took shape as Mental Health America.
Certified by the American Association of Suicidology, the lines' crisis intervention specialists (including volunteers, AmeriCorps Members, and staff) are trained in active listening, brainstorming and information referral, and crisis intervention/suicide prevention. An individual does not need to be in crisis in order to contact the National Lifeline or CRISISline.
