Mental Health America of Greater Dallas — Mental health service in Dallas, TX
Address2824 Swiss Ave #3 TX, Dallas, TX 75204
Phone+1214-831-7382
Websitemhadallas.org
Mental Health America of Greater Dallas (MHA Dallas) is a non-profit organization founded in 1947, dedicated to promoting mental wellness through community education and policy advocacy. They serve as a catalyst to identify, assess, and respond to mental health needs within the Dallas community. MHA Dallas provides preventive programs for high-risk populations, including children, the homeless, and the indigent, equipping them with skills to manage stress and adversity. The organization also works to combat the stigma surrounding mental illness by fostering social inclusion and advocating for careful language and understanding. They facilitate collaboration among local mental health service providers to address the needs of those lacking affordable and accessible care.
Best for
- High-risk populations
- Community organizations
- Individuals seeking education
- Advocates for mental health
| Key services | Community education, Policy advocacy, Preventive programs, Mental health screenings, Support groups |
| Tags | mental health, dallas, non-profit, advocacy, education, support groups, stigma, prevention, community services, wellness |
Reviews on Google3.9 · 10 reviews
We are truly disappointed in our communications with MHA Dallas as they agreed to partner with our event in support of fatherhood and mental health. During our communications, there was written and verbal excitement to move forward and partner on the programming. We were told that the partnership was secured, but just needed to determine whether or not it would be a gold or bronze package. In the meantime, we were provided verbal go ahead and logos to use to promote the partnership as we waited on final terms. A week later, we were told that they weren't able to partner and that we misunderstood the initial conversation and that they didn't agree. After reviewing emails and calls with Pennie Beauchamp and Katie Anderson, there was a clear understanding to move forward. During the call, it was confirmed that we were solidifying a partnership, followed by deliverables that also spoke to the partnership. When we questioned the change of plans, we were first accused of misunderstanding followed by a lack of accountability by Pennie and her team. Pennie then proceeded to tell me that our emails seeking understanding were "harassment". Since May of 2020, our organization has connected over 4.500 black men to mental health professionals so this subject matter is near and dear to our hearts. It's disappointing and unfortunate to have had this experience with the MHA Dallas team.
Ñeed help. But never a call back.
I have called several times leaving voicemails that go unreturned on mainline. Warmline representative basically accused me for calling too much about a topic I called about that he gave no options, reminders, or support for. I felt harmed in spirit rather than helped or supported in spirit. I called warmline to address this and no one was ahead of me today no answer no call back.
Very insightful book groups. They are as important as counseling to me. I accidentall put a word that's the opposite of important before editing and apparently a lot of people saw the review :/ This place is really helpful to me. Been going there for a few years since high school
Caring people, with great insight as to what works to give you tools for coping.
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