We are committed to promoting mental wellness in our parish family and to creating a faith community that is free from stigma and isolation often associated with mental health challenges and disorders.
The SGG Mental Wellness Ministry (MWM) is founded on the belief that our journey of faith is incomplete without attending to the mental wellness of our faith community. We envision a compassionate parish community in which mental wellness is understood, valued, and nurtured. We are committed to promoting mental wellness in our parish family and to creating a faith community that is free from stigma and isolation often associated with mental health challenges and disorders.
Are you seeking a safe space to navigate life’s challenges with faith and support? St. Gregory the Great Family of Parishes offers Mental Wellness Spiritual Support Groups sessions for adults facing anxiety, depression, loneliness, grief, aging, memory challenges, or difficult transitions—or for those supporting loved ones on similar journeys. Come find a compassionate, confidential community that is ready to listen, share, pray, and walk with you in faith. Together, we can embrace hope and healing in Christ.
We meet every other week from 7 – 8: 15 pm. Each meeting stands alone – drop in any time.
Please park in the lower lot and use the new gym entrance
Contact Director of Health Ministries, Kendall Keiser, at kendallk@sggparish.org or call 513-388-4184.
What is 9-8-8?
The national 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline provides 24/7, free, and confidential support for individuals in crisis. This important Lifeline can be reached by dialing or texting 9-8-8 or online at 988lifeline.org
Anyone who is experiencing a suicidal, mental health, or substance use crisis can connect with a trained counselor at one of more than 200 call centers.
Counselors are prepared to aid in various crisis situations and to help create safety plans; they can also connect callers to resources or refer them to local mental health care providers. They are trained to only call the police as a last resort, when it is necessary to save a person’s life.
Since its launch in mid-2022, 9-8-8 has received more than 11 million calls, texts, and chats; with rates now exceeding a half million each month.
Please help us spread the word about 9-8-8 so that people in crisis know where to get help in an emergency. For more information about 9-8-8 see: www.samhsa.gov/find-help/988