Center for Healthy Minds

It’s likely you know someone suffering right now.

Distractibility, loneliness, depression and anxiety are all on the rise during the pandemic. In a recent national health tracking poll, a majority of U.S. adults 18 and older said that worry and stress related to coronavirus has had a negative impact on their mental health. The pandemic is also disproportionately affecting older adults, women and people of color.

It’s given us renewed dedication to create a world where well-being is possible for all, not just a select few.

Your gift today will help us respond to the emerging mental health crisis with new approaches for understanding well-being and developing accessible tools to strengthen well-being for a growing number of people around the world. 

Please watch this message from Heather Abercrombie, our Center Science Director, for a peek at what’s ahead.

Supporting people’s well-being and reducing mental distress is more important today than ever. If you can, please make a year-end gift to help make 2021 a brighter, more hopeful year for all. Thank you.

You can learn more about our science and innovations in action in this recently published paper that explores the “how” of well-being in daily life. 

We want to support you and your loved ones with tools and resources to promote well-being. Healthy Minds Innovations offers an app you can download, as well as share with friends and family. Try it for free at TryHealthyMinds.org.