Advocacy
HOW CAN we HELP?
Advocacy may sound simple—but it’s a profound act. It begins by getting quiet and asking, “How can we help?” At Hello Healed®, we take that question seriously. We recognize the responsibility that comes with advocacy and actively work to expand access to quality, affordable, and affirming mental health care.
We’ve intentionally designed a practice rooted in equity and compassion—reflecting the true meaning of humanity: collective care, shared experience, and meaningful connection.
Our advocacy centers survivors of trauma and violence. We work to ensure immediate access to resources that foster safety, healing, and the re-establishment of trust. Creating environments where individuals can feel secure again is something we can do—together. We all share the responsibility to show up for those in need.
In addition to direct support, we provide mental health education within communities—equipping individuals and organizations with trauma-informed tools and language to sustain care beyond the therapy room.
We also engage in advocacy efforts to address systemic contributors to mental health concerns, including environmental crises and toxic exposure. Communities affected by these conditions deserve access to clean drinking water, urgent care, and long-term support. Preventative action and trained response teams reduce the risk of trauma-related conditions like PTSD, anxiety, and depression. Access to clean water is more than a necessity—it’s a human right.
We advocate for your well.
Outreach
Our mental health outreach is grounded in education, engagement, access, and advocacy.
By connecting with communities, we share trauma-informed resources and offer practical tools to support emotional well-being. Our mission is to normalize conversations about mental health, reduce stigma, and empower individuals and groups to seek support and build resilience. We aim to close the gap between those in need and the care they deserve—making mental health education and support more accessible, inclusive, and responsive.
We focus on four key areas:
Education – Sharing knowledge about mental health, trauma, and available care options
Engagement – Creating meaningful opportunities for conversation, connection, and support
Access – Bridging the divide between communities and mental health resources
Advocacy – Elevating awareness, reducing stigma, and championing trauma-informed care
PROJECT 1442
Aligned with our mission to support survivors of trauma, Hello Healed® launched Project 1442—an initiative dedicated to supporting survivors of domestic violence through therapy, advocacy, community engagement, and connection to trusted resources.
Inspired by an address that held generations of trauma and domestic violence, Project 1442 represents the beginning of a new era in mental health care. It aims to shift public attitudes about domestic violence and break down the barriers that prevent survivors from accessing the therapy, support, and safety they deserve.
MEDIA & SPEAKING
Email: wellness@hellohealed.com
We use media as a tool for education, connection, and advocacy—sparking meaningful dialogue and increasing awareness around mental health. Our goal is to inform, include, and inspire.
Social Media
Mental health conversations are happening online—and we’re part of them. Through Instagram and Facebook, we work to reduce stigma, promote connection, and share accessible, trauma-informed content that supports emotional well-being.
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Interviews
We welcome interview opportunities on topics such as trauma, domestic violence, and the mental health impacts of environmental crises. If you're seeking an informed, compassionate voice, we’re open to meaningful collaboration.
Speaking Engagements
We’re available for panels, talks, and events centered on mental health and wellness. Our mission is to foster open dialogue, provide trauma-informed education, and empower individuals—particularly those in underserved communities—to protect and prioritize their mental well-being.
SUPPORT GROUPS
As part of our advocacy efforts, we offer support groups that center the needs of trauma survivors and create accessible spaces for healing and connection.
Support groups reduce the isolation often felt after trauma, offering participants a safe place to be seen, heard, and supported. These gatherings are an extension of our commitment to collective care—providing access to trauma-informed mental health support outside of traditional therapy.
Led by trained facilitators, our groups are rooted in compassion, education, and empowerment—helping individuals build resilience, process lived experiences, and move toward healing in community.
DISCLAIMER:
Hello Healed® advocacy efforts—including outreach, educational resources, social media content, speaking engagements, and support groups—are designed to raise awareness, share information, and foster connection. These offerings are not a substitute for professional mental health therapy. For individualized mental health support or treatment, please consult a licensed mental health provider.
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