Well Community

Caring for One Another

Friendship. Relationship. Fellowship. These are basic needs for all humans. Most of us find such connections in our families, our workplaces, our community or our church groups. But for people living with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, ...

More Than Food: The Power of Meals in Community

In the age of dining delivery services and grocery subscriptions, it can be easy to take for granted readily available meals. But for those living with serious mental health conditions, the source of the next ...

Well Wishers Circle: Life-giving Anchor

Ricky Lawson as Santa with Well member. "Ho. Ho. Ho,” are three of Ricky Lawson’s favorite words, and he repeats them over and over each year as he portrays Santa for the Well Community’s annual ...

Hope Cultivated in Community

Hope can be elusive for those dealing with serious mental illnesses—people like members of the Well Community. Believing that life can be better and that they can take steps toward stability can seem immensely difficult ...

Five Gifts to Help Those Living With Mental Illness Navigate the Holidays

Amid the carols in the air and the homes and businesses decked out with lights, it’s important to remember that mental illnesses don’t take holidays off. For some who live with mental health conditions, the ...

Retreat and Relax

Once again, our Fall Spiritual Retreat was a great time to rest and reflect. From gathering fall leaves for making a pumpkin collage, to roasting marshmallows, to our traditional hayride and bonfire, members of the ...
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