Something for Kelly Foundation

08/07/2026

Healing is not only about treatment—it also includes daily practices that support emotional and physical well-being. Mindfulness, stress management, and intentional self-care can strengthen resilience and long-term recovery.

Explore practical tools and wellness resources here: https://www.somethingforkelly.org/Health-Wellbeing

Patti Geolat

Develop Good Habits – Started by Steve “SJ” Scott, Develop Good Habits is a website about developing good habits.  He feels the only way one can improve oneself is to set achievable goals and development daily habits that move one toward these outcomes. 

08/05/2026

📚✏️ Back-to-school season can bring excitement, but it can also bring anxiety, stress, and big emotions for students of all ages. As children prepare for a new school year, remember that their mental health matters just as much as their school supplies. Changes in routines, meeting new teachers, making friends, and academic pressures can feel overwhelming.

Parents and guardians can help by:
- Creating a consistent routine before school starts
- Encouraging open conversations about feelings
- Watching for signs of stress or anxiety
- Reminding children that it’s okay to ask for help

A little extra patience, reassurance, and support can make a big difference as students transition into a new school year.

Patti Geolat

08/04/2026

Eating disorders don’t have an age limit.

While these conditions are often associated with teenagers and young adults, research shows that many women in midlife and beyond continue to struggle with eating disorders. In fact, a notable percentage of women over the age of 40 meet the criteria for an eating disorder.

Patti Geolat

07/31/2026

Research drives progress. From genetics to treatment innovation, scientific discovery plays a critical role in improving outcomes for individuals affected by eating disorders.

Explore curated science articles and research updates on our website to stay informed about where the field is headed: https://www.somethingforkelly.org/page-1075333

Patti Geolat

07/29/2026

“We don’t talk about that in my community.” We’re changing that narrative. Being vulnerable isn’t weakness—it’s connection, it’s strength, it’s healing. nami.org/bebemoore Patti Geolat

07/29/2026

Understanding yourself is an ongoing journey; and mental health plays an important role in that process. When we take time to reflect, seek support, and care for our emotional well-being, we build a stronger foundation for growth, resilience, and connection.

Awareness begins from within.

07/25/2026

A conversation as simple as “How’s your heart today?” can be the bridge between someone struggling in silence and finding hope. Start small. Start today. nami.org/bebemoore

07/24/2026

International Self-Care Day is a reminder that taking care of yourself is not selfish, it’s necessary.

Self-care can look different for everyone: resting, setting boundaries, asking for help, moving your body, nourishing yourself, or simply taking a moment to breathe. Supporting your mental health starts with recognizing that your well-being matters too.

Patti Geolat

07/23/2026

Imagine communities where saying “I’m not OK” feels normal, and support is available to everyone—without shame, stigma, or barriers. That’s the world we’re building. nami.org/bebemoore

07/21/2026

During Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, it’s important to recognize that barriers to mental health care still exist in many communities.

Stigma, lack of access, cultural misunderstandings, financial limitations, and distrust in healthcare systems continue to prevent too many individuals from receiving the support they need. Mental health challenges should never go untreated because help feels out of reach.