2025 May Mental Health Month

Mental health care is crucial. Each May, we partner with local businesses and organizations to help spread the word about mental wellness in our community. If you’d like to sponsor May Mental Health Awareness Month, please contact Emma Goldrick at emma@blackmountaincounseling.org.

Want to partner with us this year? Make a gift today! Visit our Ways to Give page to learn more.

May Mental Health Month 2025 Partners

1789 Land Company

Acoustic Corner

All Western Mortgage

Dough House

Dynamite Roasting Co.

Visit their Coffee Bar location and pick up a bag of specialty branded Black Mountain Counseling Center Coffee. Profits from the sale of BMCC coffee throughout May will be donated in support of un- and under-insured clients.

Four Sisters Bakery

Judi Melton Mortgage Advisor

My Father’s Pizza

Donating a % of sales the first weekend in May.

 

Will you support May Mental Health Month?

Our mission of providing mental health counseling for all, regardless of a person’s ability to pay, would not be possible without the support of our donors. Please make a gift during this important month at the link below.

Resources

Mental health is important to talk about not only this month but year-round. We are sharing resources to equip you with tools for a healthy mental lifestyle and to become a mental health advocate in your community. Find resources below and visit our Facebook or Instagram to follow for more.

Check out these websites from organizations like Mental Health America (MHA), National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), and American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, and more for their themes and resources for 2024’s Mental Health Month. We will be sharing resources from their websites throughout the month!

Mental Health America - “Look Around, Look Within”

National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) - “Together for Mental Health”

American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry

American Psychiatric Association

American Counseling Association

Why should I care about mental health and what is it, exactly?

Read Starting to Think About Mental Health from Mental Health America (MHA) to learn about mental health and why it is just as important as physical health.

Read Terms to Know: A Mental Health Glossary from Mental Health America (MHA) to learn important words for mental health and counseling.

OK, now that I know my mental health is important, how can I work on having good mental health?

Read 7 Behaviors for Improving Mental Health from NAMI.

Read Taking Good Care Of Yourself from Mental Health America (MHA) to equip yourself with tools to reach your mental health goals.

 

hotlines

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (Options for Deaf and Hard of Hearing)
For TTY Users: Use your preferred relay service or dial 711 then 1-800-273-8255

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration National Helpline
(800) 662-4357

Veterans Crisis Line
(800) 273-8255, PRESS 1
Text 838255