Elder Care Help Yourself Line Hospital Services Mental Health Careers Program ParenTalk Perinatal Depression Coalition Speaker Series The disAbility Coalition of Talbot County The Kids on the Block Touchpoints Project Vibrant Community Initiative Volunteerism

Area Support Groups Depression & Related Affective Disorders (DRADA) Family Support & Information Girls Wellness Circle Hotlines Perinatal Depression Recovery Group Substance Abuse Survivors of Suicide Victims Support Group The Support Group for Families of Individuals with Bi-Polar Illness

Addictions Counselors Art Therapists Career Counselors Certified Social Workers Certified Social Workers – Clinical Clinics/Integrated Practices Family Resources Grief Counselors Licensed Clinical Professional Counselors Marital and Family Therapists Pastoral Counselors Psychiatrists Psychologists Registered Nurses – Clinical Rehabilitation Program Self Improvement Organizational Skills

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Advocate Newsletter Celebrating Life’s Roots My Child’s Journal ParenTalk Current Issues in Mental Health

Legislative Alerts Program Listing

Mission & Goals MHATC Staff Board of Directors Donations Volunteerism


	Become a member of the Mental Health Association of Talbot County. Click here for more information.


Are you or someone you love at risk of suicide? Click here to take action.


	The Annual Charity Antiques Show and Sale is the major fund-raiser for MHATC, benefiting education and prevention programs. Check out the 2008 Antique Show & Sale.

The Mental Health Association in Talbot County:

Empowers and encourages individuals and families in the
Mid-Shore region to recognize and manage the mental
health issues in their lives.

Provides a program of public education focused on
prevention, detection, and management of the barriers
to human growth and development.

Supports efforts for early diagnosis and intervention
in our community.

To learn more about MHATC click here.

Kay Jamison DVD's are available!

Missed the Dr. Kay Redfield Jamison Event? No worries! You can order a copy of the event on DVD for a $5 shipping charge. Contact Susan Sherman at 410.822.0444 to reserve your copy today.

Coffee Break for Moms & Dads

What Works? Come and share what has worked for you. Learn new ideas from the field of child development. Meets 4th Friday of each month.
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2nd Annual Spring Mental Health Fair

Visitors will be able to enjoy refreshments and conversation while browsing exhibits of local wellness organizations. This event is free and open to the public.
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611B Dutchman's Lane, Easton, MD 21601 | Phone: 410.822.0444 | Toll Free: 888.706.9902 | Fax: 410.820.7283