The mission of The Mental Health Association of Westchester County, Inc. is to promote mental health in Westchester, New York through advocacy, community education and direct services.

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Welcome! With over 66 years in Westchester, MHA is here for you, your family and the community. Our comprehensive array of mental health services helps each person achieve their personal goals and to lead independent, healthy and successful lives.


Centering Sunday was May 19th--23 studios across the Hudson Valley offerred community classes to support MHA Westchester.

Thank you to all studio owners and participants for being part of the very first Centering Sunday!

 

 


 

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MHA’s Mega Yoga Event
Get On Your Mat For Mental Health

Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Court Street in White Plains
Check-in Registration 6:00 pm
Class to begin 7:00pm

Come take your first stretch of summer under the open sky!

Yoga Class with renowned yoga teacher, Sadie Nardini
Opening meditation by Westchester legend, Tao Porchon-Lynch

 

Click here for more information or here to register


 

Re-Visioning Recovery Services in a Newly Organized Health System: What Helps?

Monday, June 3 , 2013, DoubleTree, Tarrytown.
Keynote presentation by Dr. Elyn Saks.  

Read her recent New York Times piece “Successful and Schizophrenic”

Register Now!

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MHA has been chosen by New York State to provide crisis counseling assistance through the program Project HOPE. The mandate is to deliver immediate mental health crisis counseling to individuals impacted by Hurricane Sandy. Read more.

Read about MHA’s Peer Specialist Training Program.


May Is mental Health Month:  “Getting help starts with a conversation..” Read President Obama’s Proclamation.

How’s Your Mood? Mental Health America offers a free confidential online screening test that can help you identify whether you have a treatable condition such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder or post-traumatic stress disorder.  The screening tool is recommended for use in conjunctions with appropriate professional care and for those 18 years and older. 

Read the updated mental health information about New York State's Adolescents.

 

 

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