The Walkathon is a beloved tradition that combines spirit and community building with student-driven fundraising.
As life slowly stumbles back to something approximating normal there are still many of us struggling to maintain our mental wellbeing.
Already having insufficient support assimilating into job industries, children coming out of foster care were even more impeded and adversely impacted by the economic and health impacts of covid-19. Let us take steps together as a community to raise awareness for these young adults as well as raise funds to support college funds for foster children.
Join Project Healthy Minds’ Yoga Workshop at the Evergreen Community Center in San Jose, CA. Learn all about yoga’s relaxing effects on the brain, how it stimulates endorphin production, and which specific poses lead to the release of different important hormones throughout the bloodstream. Come together with our community to practice challenging group exercises and workout routines!
Sign up to talk to us at our schools about addiction issues; we are always available to have open discussion. If you wish to set up a private meeting outside of school, simply click on the “get help” button on our home page (even if you just need advice or someone to talk to, not help, specifically) and fill out the contact form. We will be happy to accommodate to your needs.
Stop by Central Park in Santa Clara to enjoy discussion with psychiatrists, listen to our guest speakers, learn more about addiction, and take part in fun activities such as yoga and aromatherapy. Bring your friends and family to have fun together!
Addiction is a bane for mankind and our society, It is alluded as an ailment, which influences a huge number of people consistently. There are various types of addiction including behavioral addictions, drug addiction, and alcohol addictions. A high percentage of individuals with mental disorders are also addicted to drugs of abuse. This seminar will not only focus on drug addictions, but also talk about behavioral addictions such as addictions to technology and media.
