Category: Peace of Mind Partnership
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Walk and Talk
What better time to get outside and enhance your mental wellness with this warm weather! Design a program where you shake away your daily stress and step into a community of connection. Designed for young adults or teens on summer break, a walking group offers a refreshing blend of movement and camaraderie. Click HERE and…
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Finding Purpose in Our Retirement Years
Retirement isn’t just about stopping work—it’s about thoughtfully planning your next chapter. Your mental wellbeing can be shaken or enhanced from this next phase of life. Why not plan a lunch and learn to share best practices for navigating important life transitions with purpose andclarity. Learn how intentional planning can lead to a more meaningful,…
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Sadness, Loss, Depression: A Medical Perspective
Affecting 1 in 5 adults in the United States, depression is a common and serious medical illness that alters how someone feels, thinks, and acts. Loss and other difficult life transitions can trigger an increase in symptoms and affect someone’s ability to cope effectively with negative thoughts and low moods. Fortunately, depression is a highly…
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Grace Filled Grief Group – Martha M. Tate, LCSW
Grief is a natural part of life. A tumultuous transition both personal and universal. “The old patterns do not evaporate but become transformed under the soul’s new affection.” John O’Donohue Consider offering a six-week support group designed to be a safe space for fellow mourners to travel together the rocky terrain of grief. Through meditative…
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ATTN Faith Leaders: A Critical Conversation with Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Chief
Do you want to learn more about the state of our children’s mental health and how we can help be part of the healing behind these troubling statistics? The Peace of Mind Partnership Network is honored to host John Constantino, MD, of Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, on April 8, 2026, from 11:00 a.m. – 12:30…
