MHA Storytellers
Storytellers are volunteers who bravely share their true, personal recovery stories as a way to help break the stigma of mental illness. Storytellers are trained on the mission, vision, purpose and history of MHA, and are often called upon to represent MHA or accompany staff to various health fairs, civic presentations, campus or church meetings, or other venues. MHA Storytellers also foster dialogue about mental health at Coffee & Conversation events.
Read about Amy Pratt’s experience of telling her story after directing “Mental Health Matters” and “Wake Up for Wellness” videos.
Read about storyteller Rachel Rosenfeld’s and the importance of QPR Suicide Prevention Training.
Read about Rob Jones, MHA’s 2020-2021 board president and his story of opening up about his anxiety and PTSD.