Community Journal
Hope Noted Community Mental Health Blog
Welcome to the Community Journal; a place where the Lancaster community can share their thoughts about mental health and wellness. This blog will provide you with personal stories, educational material, and creative inspiration. For this blog section of MHA, we redirect you to our very dear friend and supporter who runs a beautiful blog through Hope Noted.
Consumer Spotlight: Tiffany’s Story – How Hope Begins with One Connection
One conversation can change a life. After a mental health hospitalization, Tiffany wasn't sure what came next—until she met Michelle,...
Read MoreThe Numbers Tell The Story: Safe Firearm Storage is Changing Behaviors
Safe firearm storage is one of the most effective ways to prevent unintentional injuries, suicide, and unauthorized access to firearms....
Read MoreBuilding Resilience Starts with Positive Childhood Experiences
When we think about helping children grow into healthy, resilient adults, it’s easy to focus on preventing adversity. But research...
Read MoreBebe Moore Campbell National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month: Why Awareness Matters
Every July, we recognize Bebe Moore Campbell National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, also known as BIPOC Mental Health Month....
Read MoreFrom Finding Support to Giving It: Frank’s Journey with Bipolar Disorder
Receiving a mental health diagnosis can feel overwhelming. For many people, it’s the beginning of a journey filled with uncertainty,...
Read MoreJuneteenth and Mental Health: Honoring Freedom, Healing, and Hope
Every year of June 19, communities across the United States celebrate Juneteenth, a holiday that commemorates the end of slavery...
Read MoreThe Power of Acceptance, Support, and Community: Celebrating PRIDE This June!
Pride Month offers an opportunity to bring awareness to the resilience, contributions, and diversity of the LGBTQIA+ community. It is...
Read MoreMen’s Mental Health Month: Breaking the Silence & Building Support
Seeking help is not a sign of weakness —it's a sign of strength. During Men's Mental Health Awareness Month, we...
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