Huntsman Mental Health Foundation

10/16/2026

Mental health affects everyone, and we believe that educating our communities is an essential step toward breaking down stigma and creating meaningful change.

Every act of generosity, big or small, can make a lasting difference. Visit hmhf.org to join us in transforming how the world understands, treats, and heals mental health.

Listen to the full interview from Health Collective with our President, Miranda Barnard, at https://bit.ly/4idr4tV

10/15/2026

An estimated 1 in 100 people in the United States live with OCD, with the condition being slightly more common in females than males.

If you are living with OCD, you are not alone, and help is available.

Huntsman Mental Health Institute offers specialized, individualized care to help people with OCD manage their symptoms and improve their quality of life.

Learn more about treatment options and how to get support at healthcare.utah.edu/hmhi/conditions/obsessive-compulsive-disorder.

10/13/2026

Giving back to your community doesn't have to mean giving big.

For as little as $19 a month, you can help create a future where everyone has access to the mental health support they deserve. And as a thank-you for your generosity, you'll receive a "Your Brain Is Beautiful" shirt to wear your support proudly!

Make a difference that lasts all year long. Become a monthly donor today at hmhf.org.

10/12/2026

Caring for our mental health is important at every age and every stage of life. Suzy Harmon’s journey is one example of what can happen when people have access to the right support. Through care at Huntsman Mental Health Institute, Suzy found new ways to prioritize her mental wellness, build confidence, and reconnect with the things that bring her joy.

Help us continue to build a future where every voice matters, and everyone has the opportunity to thrive.

Show your support for mental health by visiting hmhf.org and find her inspiring story at healthcare.utah.edu/patient-stories/suzys-jazzy-journey-mental-wellness-and-enhanced-living

10/10/2026

This , we're reminding everyone that mental health deserves the same attention, compassion, and care as physical health.

Everyone deserves access to the resources, support, and treatment they need to thrive. But for too many, barriers to mental health care still exist.
Together, we can help change that.

Your support of Huntsman Mental Health Foundation helps advance mental health research, expand access to care, and create a future where mental health is prioritized and stigma has no place. 💙 This World Mental Health Day, make a difference.

Donate today and help us build a brighter future for mental health: https://give.hmhf.org/campaign/792549/donate

10/09/2026

While cleaning can be a compulsion for some people with OCD, the disorder can involve many other types of obsessions and compulsions. OCD is much more complex.

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder is a chronic mental health condition defined by the presence of recurring, unwanted thoughts, ideas, or sensations that drive repetitive behaviors or mental acts.

If you or someone you know is struggling with OCD, visit healthcare.utah.edu/hmhi/conditions/obsessive-compulsive-disorder to find help.

10/08/2026

The Vintage Carnival brought our community together in support of the lifesaving work happening at Huntsman Mental Health Institute and raised $2.7 million by the end of it.

As guests walked the red carpet, they had the opportunity to learn more about the work transforming how we understand, treat, and heal mental health.

We are incredibly grateful to every sponsor, donor, and guest who made this possible. Because of their generosity, critical mental health resources can continue to grow and reach the people who need them.

What a night for mental health. 🎪💚
Read the full story here: https://bit.ly/4xYVN2z

10/06/2026

10/06/2026

Did you know mental health research can directly shape future treatment? The soon-to-open Translational Research Building at the Huntsman Mental Health Institute will conduct research in multiple areas to translate its discoveries into better care for its guests.

Support mental health research to change lives today at hmhf.org

10/05/2026

We all know someone who pushes themselves too hard at school, late nights, constant pressure, and the feeling that slowing down isn’t an option. But chronic stress and burnout can take a real toll on mental health. That’s why access to resources and support matters.

Your donation helps advance mental health programs and resources that give people the support they need before they reach a breaking point.

Help us build a future where no one has to struggle alone. Donate today at hmhf.org.