UPCOMING EVENTS

Childhood Depression Screening

May 6, 2008

Davidson County

Gibson County

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Anxiety Screening Dates:

 May 6, 2008

Gibson County

May 7, 2008

Davidson County

May 8, 2008

Davidson County

Lincoln County

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Ethical and Clinical Issues in Treating Co-Occurring

Mental Illness and Substance Abuse Disorders

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Wednesday May 28, 2008

9:00 am – 4:30 pm

Loews Vanderbilt Hotel

2100 West End Avenue, Nashville, 37203

Lunch and parking validation included

 

RECENT EVENTS

5th Annual Runnin' to Beat the Blues
March 29, 2008
Centennial Park

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10th Annual Jammin' to Beat the Blues
April 27, 2008

Ryman Auditorium
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Winter 2008 Newsletter and the 2007 Annual Report Available for Download.

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Depression Screening

Interpreter/Provider training

 

 

MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE

The Mental Health Association of Middle Tennessee (MHAMT) is a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization that has been providing services to the Middle Tennessee community for over 60 years.  Since our founding, our mission has been to promote mental health for all people through advocacy, education and service. 

Over the years, the Association has worked diligently to educate all members of our community about how to attain good mental health.  Last year alone we were able to share our message of hope for mental wellness to over 100,000 individuals.

By being a frontline resource for the community, the MHAMT is in a position to identify important mental health needs in Middle Tennessee, and then often facilitates the development of programs to meet those needs or enhance resources to address service gaps.

 
 

 

NEWS

2008 ACM NOMINEE

EMERSON DRIVE HEADLINES THE

10TH ANNUAL JAMMIN’ TO BEAT THE BLUES BENEFIT CONCERT

Emerson Drive, Heidi Newfield, Jonathan Singleton and Gil Grand teamed up  with the MHAMT on Sunday, April 27th for a must-see Nashville event at the Historic Ryman Auditorium.

Emerson Drive’s first Number One hit, “Moments,” was recently nominated for a Grammy Award and an Academy of Country Music (ACM) Award.  The group also received an ACM nomination for Top Vocal Group of the Year - read more.

 

BILL PURCELL RECEIVES
JACK C. MASSEY LEADERSHIP AWARD

Mayor Bill PurcellThe Mental Health Association of Middle Tennessee honored former Nashville mayor Bill Purcell for his leadership and advocacy with the 2007 Jack C. Massey Leadership Award on Tuesday, November 13th.  The award is presented in recognition of outstanding community leadership and considerable contributions that improve the lives of Middle Tennessee’s citizens - read more.

 

 
 

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