Well-Being Partnership of Greenville County

We're only 3 days away from the 2024 Upstate Behavioral Health and Wellness Forum! Have you registered yet? We look forward to seeing you all on Thursday from 9 am - 3 pm. If you would like to register click the link below! ?? https://lnkd.in/eibpnUWF

We want to thank the Robert A. Jolley Endowed Chair and Psychiatry and Community Health Fund for being a Gold Sponsor for this event. This conference could not take place without their generous support! For four generations, the Jolley Foundation has worked to make Greenville County a place where all residents can thrive. They focus on continuous learning: their own, and that of the organizations with which they partner with. They are committed to the conviction that poverty and discrimination can and must be tackled head-on. For more information on the Jolley Foundation, click the link below! ?? https://lnkd.in/eYT6SNq3

Have you registered for the 2024 Upstate Behavioral Health and Wellness Forum? If you haven't click the link below to secure your spot! ?? ?? ?? https://lnkd.in/eHDjYeJs

With a new year comes a sense of renewal, that makes us think about what we want to improve or change. Setting New Year’s resolutions can be a positive way to focus on self-improvement, but it's important to approach them in a manner that promotes good mental health and well-being and maximizes our chances of sticking with them. #mentalhealth #employeehealth #employeewellbeing #healthpromotion #healtheducation

As we enter into a new year, introspection is an extremely important tool. Taking some time to self-reflect and look inward can do a great deal to improve your mental health. Set aside some time today to ask yourself these six questions to see what it is that helped or hurt your mental well-being during 2023.