It’s Black Maternal Health Week in the middle of Minority Wellness Month. We’ve collected articles, resources, and organizations to help you listen, learn, connect, and grow in awareness and advocacy of Black Mamas everywhere.

As you move through this season of renewal and celebration, we encourage you to create space to reflect on the women who have used (and are using) their skills and hearts to advocate for the mental health and wellbeing of all people.

March 13-19, 2022 is National Creative Arts Therapies Week. We encourage you to explore the following resources to learn more about creative arts therapies and explore your own creativity.

For the women who share their stories, we believe you.

For the women who connect us to our ancestors, we hear you.

For the women of the past whose names we’ve never known, we want to know who you are.

Effective Monday, August 9, 2021 we ask all staff, clients, and other guests of Nashville Collaborative Counseling Center to adhere to the following COVID-19 guidelines:

Find helpful resources for social media sharing, learning, and growth for National Eating Disorder Awareness Week here, and be sure to follow along with us on Instagram as we highlight local disordered eating/nutrition/healthy body image partners in Nashville.

This year, we’re offering additional resources to encourage your ongoing reading, reflection, learning, and activism about Black History, Black Life, and Black Wellness. For yourself, for your family, for your community, for our world, learn more about this year’s Black History Month theme (Black Health and Wellness).

January is Mental Wellness Month, which gives us an opportunity to understand what we mean by “mental wellness” and how we can find it and practice it in our lives.

Wherever you find yourself today--you can give yourself extra breaks from social media and screens. You can set boundaries when needed. You can practice compassion for yourself. You can breathe deeply. You can heal.