Offering guidance and support in navigating mental health resources through education, information sharing, and community projects.
Knowledge is power, and by normalizing the conversation surrounding mental health, we hope to empower individuals to feel comfortable seeking treatment and starting on their own Path To Hope.
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As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, we rely on the kindness of others to help further our mission of spreading mental health awareness in and around Chester County.
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By improving access to locate resources, we hope to empower individuals to seek help and begin the process of healing.
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Open Office Hours
Every Wednesday, 10am – 1pmOpen office hours at A Path To Hope. Come in and see us for area resources or questions you may have.
We are here to help and want to be accessible to our community.
High School Support Group
Free group sponsored by A Path to Hope and facilitated by Andy Peters, LSW of reNEW YOU Conunseling. Topics covered include dealing with bullying, stress, being heard and other topics that come up through natural conversations among the group.
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Parent 2 Parent Support Group
Caregivers who have a family member who is struggling with mental health-related issues come together to support one another.
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PSA. A friend was telling me about seeing the movie, A man named Otto. She described how the movie is about a man who has experienced great grief and loss. The movie shows in vivid detail his 3 attempts at death by suicide ( unsuccessful). This could be an incredibly traumatic trigger for many and from the trailer of the movie you would have no indication of that storyline.
Just an FYI, I have not seen the movie and have no commentary other than a “proceed with caution” because of the sensitive nature of the storyline .
When I was buying my ticket on the Movie Tavern app, there's a popup that you have to acknowledge before proceeding. I didn't see the Trailer prior so it was great to have the warning.
Thanks for this much-needed warning. I didn't realize this movie was being advertised on some sites as a "suicide comedy." Really awful for many families. I wish Tom Hanks avoided this one.
The book was very well written and very good. I’m not quite sure why people thought this movie was a comedy. There is also another version of this movie on Amazon prime
My daughter (19yo) went to see it and she was not prepared for that storyline.. it’s also a book. I have not seen the movie or read the book, thanks for sharing
Great advice, Holly Blair O'Connell. The scenes depicting three unsuccessful suicide attempts were difficult to watch. I was unprepared for this.
Wow…. The trailer really makes it seem like a lonely grouchy old man and a cat that he adopts (and clearly makes him happy)
I saw it a few weeks ago. It also has a great message about holding hope and connection being life changing.
Thank you for the heads up .
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