Crisis Center Helpline
Call or Text 765-742-0244
Any problem. Any time.“Without mental health there can be no true physical health.”— Dr. Brock Crisholm, the first Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO)
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Lilly Conference Room - MHA
914 South St.
Lafayette, IN
A support group for adults who have experienced anxiety and/or depression.
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Retreat Center - MHA
914 South St.
Lafayette, IN
A support group for adults who have experienced Bipolar Disorder.
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Trails Banquet Facility
325 Burnett Road
West Lafayette, IN 47906
Lafayette Daybreack Rotary Club, in collaboration with Mental Health America of Tippecanoe County, the National Alliance on Mental Illness -- West Central Indiana (NAMI), and Willowstone Family Servies is proud to offer its 11th annual:
Live and Silent Auction Fundraiser
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Retreat Center - MHA
914 South St.
Lafayette, IN
A support group for adults who've been sexually assaulted.
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Lilly Conference Room - MHA
914 South St.
Lafayette, IN
Learn the warning signs and risk factors of suicidal behaviors and how to help someone who may be feeling suicidal.
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Mental Health America
914 South Street
Lafayette, IN 47901
Please join us in celebration of our new name and service area expansion for a ribbon cutting ceremony and open house!
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MHA Community Building
914 South St. Lafayette, IN
A quarterly informational lunch for mental healthcare providers sponsored by the Mental Health Collaborative Network
Registration is required. Seating is limited.
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It's easy to mistake adolescent depression for something else, child psychiatrists say; the signs can include misbehavior, eating problems or sleep trouble.
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According to IU Health Arnett, Indiana ranks second in the nation for the number of attempted suicides by teenagers. Now, teens in the area have a new resource to help.
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Despite stigma and fears for his career, lawyer Reid Murtaugh decided being open about his bipolar II diagnosis was a vital part of his recovery.
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In 2018, playing video games obsessively might lead to a diagnosis of a mental health disorder.
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It's hard to believe that what your child knows at age 5 could influence his future chances of success. But that's exactly what a 2015 study published in the American Journal of Public Health found.
