Prioritizing Mental Health
Hope Grows provides the same programs and services to those family caregivers of someone with a mental disorder. While no one likes to think about this, helping someone through addiction, depression and anxiety is lonely, exhausting and confusing. We are here to help. While our FAQ’s at this time address mental health in older adults, we are here to help with any age when it comes to a mental health issue.
The Root of Good Care Counseling program helps to unlock the power of healing and growth, we help to find peace and clarity to navigate the complexities of boundaries, guilt, shame, loneliness, and communication issues that surround helping someone with mental illness. Our area of expertise is grief, identity loss, and the “loss before the loss”, anxiety depression, trauma, caregiving stress, fatigue and burnout, relationship/family issues, time/life management and stress reduction/management. While you may be helping someone with addiction, PTSD, personality disorders, to name a few, our expertise is with the family, not the specific disorder. If you are not sure where to begin with support, we can help guide and support. Email intake@hopegrows.org or call 412-369-4673.
Explore National and Local Resources
National Resources
Taking care of your mental health—or supporting someone else—can feel overwhelming at times. That’s why we’ve gathered trusted resources to help you find the support, tools, and guidance you need to navigate challenges as a caregiver.
Local Resources
Sometimes the most meaningful support comes from right in your own community. We’ve gathered local mental health resources to help you connect with nearby professionals, services, and support networks that understand your area and your needs.
Mental Health FAQs
