by guild | Oct 15, 2021 | Featured, Jobs, Mental Heatlh, Resources, Staff Blogs
For many individuals living with mental illness, symptoms can affect their daily life—including work. While disclosing information to one’s boss might sound intimidating, it’s often necessary—and can have positive impacts. We talked to Employment Specialist Ebony...
by guild | Oct 4, 2021 | 101 Blogs, Community, Education, Featured, Mental Heatlh, Resources
Even though one in five people live with a mental illness, it can still be a hard subject to talk about. But we want to change that. And, part of getting rid of the stigma behind mental illness is spreading the message that it is common, treatable, and nothing to be...
by guild | Sep 27, 2021 | Featured, Mental Heatlh, Program Highlights, Resources
A Safe Place for People With a Mental Illness The Guild Community Support Program Member Center, or the CSP, is a place where people can drop in and attend classes, join groups, and have fun. “It’s a place for adults with mental illness to come and be themselves,”...
by guild | Sep 15, 2021 | BIPOC Mental Health, Featured, Mental Heatlh, Resources
Hispanic Heritage Month celebrates the history and culture of the Latinx and Hispanic communities in the U.S. It takes place from September 15th to October 15th. The timing is significant because September 15th aligns with the independence days of Costa Rica, El...
by guild | Sep 8, 2021 | Featured, Mental Heatlh, Resources
It’s no secret that this past year has been a difficult one, especially for those who struggle with mental illness. It’s likely that the Covid-19 pandemic has put a strain on your mental health, making you feel stressed, depressed, or even hopeless. Mental health is...
by guild | Jun 7, 2021 | Featured, Resources
At Guild, we always strive to be here for those who reach out to us. And, one of the main people who is ready to help is one of our fantastic Receptionists at our Wabasha location, Jontel! Jontel helps future and current clients and answers Guild’s main phone line...
