Mental Health Association in Tompkins County
Providing Advocacy, Support Services and Education in Tompkins County since 1954
Winter Break
In support of staff wellness and restoration, our offices will be closed from Wednesday, December 24 through Friday, January 2. During this time, our team will be taking a planned pause to rest and recharge. We will reopen on Monday, January 5, and will respond to messages as soon as possible after we return.
If you are seeking immediate information or support while we are closed, we encourage you to visit the Resources section of our website at https://www.mhaedu.org/helplines, where you can find community resources, crisis supports, and helpful information available outside of our office hours.
Calendar
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Mondays 11 AM
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Tuesdays 1:30 PM
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Tuesdays 12 PM
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Thursdays 12 PM
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Wednesdays 11 AM
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Wednesdays 12pm-3pm
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Business Hours Mon-Thur
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December 23rd
Our Peer Services
At the Mental Health Association in Tompkins County (MHA), we’ve been dedicated to empowering individuals, families, and organizations in Tompkins County for over seven decades. Drawing on both lived experience and professional training, we provide free peer counseling, advocacy, and services that promote mental health recovery and prevent mental illness.
Justice Support
Support for individuals with mental health or co-occurring challenges in the criminal justice system.
Family Support
Support to families who are caring for or raising a child facing social, emotional, developmental, substance use, or behavioral challenges.
Counseling
Our Peer Support Specialists offer emotional support, share knowledge, teach practical skills, and connect you with resources.
Recovery Support
Non-clinical approach to supporting individuals in their recovery from substance use disorders.
Social Drop-In
A stigma-free space for those with mental health challenges to connect, socialize, and get help navigating community resources.
Mental Health First Aid
Learn skills to de-stigmatize, understand, and respond to signs of mental illnesses and substance use offer immediate, concrete support.
