It’s Not in Your Head - MHA

With times getting stranger and more confusing by the day, mental health is more important than ever. Many people struggle talking about what’s wrong or have trouble realizing what’s bothering them in the first place. This is where the creation of “ It’s Not in Your Head” came to life. Our mission is to raise the goal of $500 to assist individuals with mental health services and donate these funds to Mental Health America of Greater Dallas. This organization is a 501c3 who helps improve mental health through advocacy, community education, and resources for adolescents and adults. The goal is to facilitate a conversation that opens the door for people who have the desire to seek help. When speaking of mental health you will never get the same response from people. Many are self-diagnosed and there are those who believe it is all in your head. Our goal will be to provide funds for individuals to be able to get the mental health services needed. 

Many victims are suffering from mental health ranging in young adolescents to adults, the need for mental health services can happen at any age, and that is why we will assist those who seek to get the help that is needed.  Our objective is to support anyone who is looking to help themselves fight their mental illness. 

We are partnering with Mental Health America of Greater Dallas. This nonprofit was founded in 1947, and their goal is to help the community improve mental health through advocacy, community education and resources for both adolescents and adults.

With the monetary donations, we plan to assist individuals who have the desire to seek mental health services. Mental health is one of the biggest killers in the nation. One in four people suffer from some form of depression and anxiety. With “It’s Not in Your Head” we can reach out to those who are dealing with the loss of a loved one, feeling like they do not belong, and those who do not feel like there is a point to live. We are giving those who keep these inside battles to themselves a way to share and express why they feel that level of pain. We know it is not going to be an overnight battle but with our program, we can make the first leap into a better mental well-being and a better life in the process.