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Statement from Paul Gionfriddo, President and CEO of Mental Health America

The horrifying shootings of eight people in the greater Atlanta area are a tragedy in and of themselves. Innocent people are dead. At least six were Asian Americans, at least seven were women.


Alexandria, VA  – The 2021 Mind the Workplace report from Mental Health America (MHA) puts hard numbers to the alarming mental health crisis happening in workplaces across the co…


Alexandria, VA – During the challenging times of a global pandemic, where …


Alexandria, VA – Mental Health America today released the 2020 full-year data from the nation’s largest ongoing, real-time…


Statement from Paul Gionfriddo, President and CEO of Mental Health America

The mental health of the nation appears to have been demonstrably and negatively affected by Wednesday’s DC riot. This is not a surprise, but it…


Mental Health America has made strong statements in the past that have condemned racism in America because it diminishes our mental health. It is time for another.

For us, there are two…


Washington, D.C. – The chief executives of the nation’s 14 leading mental health advocacy organizations and professional associations today announced the formation of a unified coalition with a common vision in response to the n…


ALEXANDRIA, VA – Mental Health America (MHA) has announced that President and CEO Paul Gionfriddo will retire in July 2021, after seven years of service to MHA. The board of directors has initiated a search for a new executive and has engaged…