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On September 26, the Champaign County Community Coalition’s Race Relations Subcommittee hosted the 4th Annual Black Mental Health and Wellness Conference at Parkland College. The day-long event provided education, resources, and support focused on mental health and wellness in the Black community. Attendees participated in eight sessions covering topics such as Rooting in Community: Mapping…

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New Series Explores Mental Health in Popular Culture | 2026-09-27 New Series Explores Mental Health in Popular Culture A new television series aims to highlight mental health themes in popular culture, featuring interviews with experts and personal stories.

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Former coach and Dallas Cowboys and Oakland Raiders player Greg Ellis visited Tyler on Friday to debut his first free life coach training program and connect with East Texas mental health organizations

Washington County Health and Human Services continues to strengthen its commitment to those who have served our nation by launching a free monthly Mental Health Skills Group designed specifically for veterans and active service members beginning Monday, Oct. 5

CISF signs three MoUs with IHBAS for mental wellbeing BW Online BureauSep 26, 2026

Local NewsMental Wellness Association seeks collaborations September 26, 2026 Pictured is karaoke at Forest-Warren Mental Wellness Association’s Friendship House Drop-In Center at Warren.

A community wellness and mental health event in Crown Heights on Sept. 19 brought residents, families and service organizations together to discuss early intervention and alternatives to police-led responses during mental health crises