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Ignite Compassion
Fueling mental wellness through advocacy, education, and the healing arts-
Creating safe spaces to reimagine mental Health.
The Bridges Project & Threads to Hope
Mental Wellness through Courage, Creativity, and Connection
The Bridges Project is our flagship initiative—a national movement that uses art, storytelling, and community engagement to end suicide and eliminate the stigma surrounding it.
We create brave, art-filled spaces where communities can talk openly about suicide and mental health—without shame.
Each installation includes immersive healing arts programming—from workshops to energy work—that fosters reflection, connection, and collective healing.
Threads to Hope: Outreach in Action
Our traveling looms collect reflections and courageous messages from the community—weaving stories of hope, resilience, and healing into threads.
This year, we’re gathering 40 looms that will form the foundation of our final bridge instillation, premiering May 2026 at Queen City Art.
Each loom is part of a living tapestry of collective healing—
Healing Arts Programming: Expanding Access to Wellness
As part of The Bridges Project and beyond, Mental Health Reimagined provides healing arts programming in community spaces—coordinating workshops in Reiki, expressive arts, and mindfulness.
We pay skilled facilitators and offer all workshops free or at reduced rates to the public, creating access to healing for those who may not otherwise have it.
It’s part of our larger mission to integrate the healing arts into the future of mental health care.
Together, we create immersive experiences that support emotional release, reflection, and collective healing.
Connect your thread of hope
Your tax-deductible donation helps us do more than raise awareness—it helps us create healing spaces rooted in the healing arts, pay our facilitators, offer free workshops to the public, and partner with community spaces to bring suicide prevention, education, and emotional support to where it’s needed most.