Louisiana Mental Health Association

05/21/2026

05/07/2026

Continued support and resources offered by the Region 2 Crisis Coalition here at the Bluebonnet Library from 1 pm - 7pm today.

05/05/2026

As part of the Region 2 Crisis Coalition, team members of LAMHA and OLOL Mental and Behavioral Health were available today at Goodwood Library offering free support and resources to our community following the tragedy at the Mall of Louisiana.

05/05/2026

As we celebrate May as Mental Health Month, LAMHA reminds you to treat your mental well-being with love and kindness. Asking for help is not a weakness, but instead a big step toward wellness.

04/29/2026

Region 2 Crisis Coalition, in response to the recent tragedy at the Mall of Louisiana, has rallied resources and support for anyone feeling overwhelmed or anxious following the tragedy. We are here to help!

04/28/2026

Behavioral Health Day 2026

LAMHA appreciates all of those who spoke yesterday, brought tables, or just attended. The gathering is an opportunity for all of us to raise our collective voices for health parity. More importantly, this year, it was a chance to mourn together for the recent tragedies in Shreveport and Baton Rouge. Beyond mourning, it also enabled us to discuss the change and evolution of behavioral health in Louisiana with our legislators. LAMHA calls all advocates to keep up the momentum. Talk to your elected officials and let them know what is happening and what is needed in our state.

04/28/2026

📣 The 2026 Mental Health Awareness Month Toolkit has arrived!

Support your community this May with ready-made content, messaging, and graphics—all centered on See the Person. Support the Journey. Download today ➡️ samhsa.gov/about/digital-toolkits/mental-health-awareness-month/toolkit

04/24/2026

Our hearts and prayers are offered for those affected by yesterday’s tragedy in Baton Rouge. Our community, our loved ones and families are not standing alone as we will stand along side you. Support is here- we are here!

04/20/2026

With the recent tragedy that occurred in Shreveport, LAMHA encourages everyone to take care of your wellness. Support is available by call or text to 988 or chat @ Louisiana988.org.

Crisis resources can also be found on Mental Health America website.

https://mhanational.org/crisis-services/

Call 988 during mental health and substance use emergencies in Louisiana. 988 specialists are available 24/7 to provide free, confidential care.

04/16/2026

Through the generosity, hard work and dedication of the wonderful women of Attic Trash and Treasure Sale of Baton Rouge, La, LAMHA received $53,000 to directly impact the programs and services for those we serve with mental and behavioral health needs. We thank the volunteers for their support and belief in our mission. We remain forever grateful.