Mental Health Cooperative is a story of hope, where science and a belief in human potential come together to form a very special place. We are passionate about supporting adults with serious mental illnesses and children struggling with emotional/behavioral challenges using unique and innovative approaches. Our Mission MHC exists to engage, enlighten, and empower individuals and families with behavioral health issues to live healthier lives. By providing integrated care for the whole person, everyone can experience hope and live a full life in the community.
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On Wednesday, July 17, we hosted a Groundbreaking Ceremony for our new state-of-the-art clinic in Murfreesboro with our partners at Holladay Properties and Batten Shaw Construction! We are excited about being in a great location and having the ability to provide services to more Tennesseans! Special thank you to Donzaleigh Photography for serving as our official photographer of the event!
We only have a couple more days until we officially break ground on the all-new state-of-the-art Murfreesboro clinic!! We invite you to come celebrate with us! Join MHC this Wednesday, July 17, at 10:30 a.m. at 1632 Gateway Boulevard in Murfreesboro! RSVP to MHCCommunications@mhc-tn.org!
As the needs of the community grow, we are expanding to an all-new clinic in a new location in Murfreesboro, TN! Join us for the groundbreaking ceremony on Wednesday, July 17, at 10:30 a.m. RSVP to MHCCommunications@mhc-tn.org!
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We want to send a big THANK YOU to the Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU) Office of Prevention Science and Recovery, School of Social Work, School of Counseling and the School of Nursing for coming to visit Mental Health Cooperative to learn more about our organization and the services we provide! We believe this is the beginning of a very fruitful and meaningful partnership!
Newly appointed CEO Michelle Schafer said her top priority is to listen. To understand. She’s not there to make radical changes during her first year at the helm of the Mental Health Cooperative. In fact, she doesn’t want anyone to get caught up in her title. “First things first … I’m making sure that I really get to know everyone, folks in the community, get to know all our team members really well, and they get to know me,” Schafer told the Business Journal. Read more from the Nashville Business Journal article on our new CEO: https://lnkd.in/e6nnmEZE
Happy Juneteenth! Mental Health Cooperative is proud to celebrate this historical day! Juneteenth has become the most well-known celebration for the ending of slavery in the United States. The history of this important celebration is complex and often misunderstood. Dating back to 1865, the holiday commemorates the day when 250,000 enslaved men and women in the state of Texas, which became the last bastion for slavery during the final days of the Civil War, were declared free by the U.S. Army. As soon as the following year, local festivities were organized in African American communities to celebrate and remember the significance of that day, June 19. The celebrations continued year after year. Our offices are closed today to celebrate Juneteenth but will reopen during normal business hours on Thursday, June 20. #Juneteenth
Mental Health Cooperative is excited to join many other organizations this Thursday, June 20 at the Tennessee Department of Correction's One-Stop Re-Entry Stop event in Madison, TN! Our associates will be available to talk with attendees about the services we provide. This FREE event is open to the public! Local and state agencies will provide resources on employment, housing, legal aid (expungement, driver's license, etc.), child support healthcare and much more! Join us at the Community Resource Center located at 900 Madison Square on Thursday, June 20, to take advantage of this one stop shop with community partners! See you there!
Each month at Mental Health Cooperative, we acknowledge associates who have gone above and beyond with Value in Action Awards! These are individuals who have extended compassion to a consumer or coworker; suggested ideas to improve processes; demonstrated integrity in their everyday activities; and encouraged teamwork to implement a solution. These are all part of our Integrated Care Core Values. Congratulations to our April 2024 Recipients! Haley Newby: Connection Alexis Molzen: Innovation Charlie Haglund: Integrity Raven Walker: Compassion Keep up the AMAZING work!!! We truly appreciate your tireless efforts!
Life can be stressful at times. We all know that. What’s important is to take time for self-care. You have to take care of yourself before you can take care of colleagues or loved ones. We encourage you to practice self-care for at least one hour today! What will YOU do during that time that will have you feeling peaceful afterwards?