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Keynote speakers for Spiritual Crossroads include faith leaders and award-winning reverend
The Hogg Foundation for Mental Health is pleased to announce the official agenda for “Spiritual Crossroads: Faith, Mental Health and the African American Community,” featuring keynote speaker Rev. Dr. Robert Gilmore, a recent winner of Faces & Voices of Recovery’s 2012 Vernon Johnson award. The award honors outstanding individuals in long-term addiction recovery that have … Continue reading
This is an account of Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) training in East Texas by Stephany Bryan, program officer at the Hogg Foundation for Mental Health and mental health consumer. WRAP is a tool that empowers mental health consumers to identify what makes and keeps them well. It shifts the focus of wellness from symptom control … Continue reading
On February 7, 2012, the Hogg Foundation and the Office of Minority Health hosted a one-day conference focused on eliminating health disparities through integrated health care. We were fortunate to be joined by Dr. Nadine Gracia, acting deputy assistant secretary for minority health and the acting director of the Office of Minority Health at the … Continue reading
- The Hogg Foundation for Mental Health staff has been quite busy lately. We are proud of our top-notch colleagues who positively represent the foundation throughout the state and nationally as leaders in mental health. Here is what we’ve been up to lately… (more...)
- Welcome to the new Hogg Blog, the official blog of the Hogg Foundation for Mental Health. As you can see the new Hogg Blog reflects our new brand and offers more flexibility. This blog is a public forum designed to raise awareness and encourage community discussion about important topics and issues related to mental health, especially here in Texas. You can find information on the authors of Hogg Blog posts including biographies and a listing posts by each author. We invite you to join in the discussion by sharing your thoughts. But, please check our etiquette and disclaimer pages first, especially the information about using respectful language to talk about mental health. Also stop by our website and feel free to contact us with questions or comments.
