Mental Health Awareness,

About the event

Mental health has taken the back seat to medical and physical health for way too long. For too many years, individuals living with mental health challenges have been ashamed to talk about it or even felt they were alone with their struggles. For too many individuals, their loved ones, neighbors, colleagues, and community lacked the education and did not know how to help.

Remapping Minds is working hard to change that from an individual and community approach. Through our advocacy initiatives, we are making strides by unveiling mental health struggles as more normalized than ever. Through our psychoeducational interventions, we are cultivating the reality of recovery. Through our individual and support theory-based interventions, we highlight the importance of speaking up and reaching out.

Please support our mission of bringing mental health awareness out of the shadows by sponsoring our Unveiling for Mental Health Awareness on Self-Sabotaging Behavior.

This event, titled Get Ready to Unveil That Self-Sabotaging Behavior, will attract 200 male and female attendees from the Metro Atlanta communities of different socio-economic statuses. We are organizing a mental health conference on April 20, 2024, at the Georgia Tech Hotel and Conference Center, one of the city's premier new event spaces in the heart of Atlanta's vibrant Technology Square. Join us for a fun-filled all-day event with guest speakers, attendees' interactive exercises, a buffet lunch, and hors d' oeuvres. We would love to have your support as a sponsor.

Your Event sponsorship will benefit the thousands of adults and their families affected by mental health challenges. This event will make a positive difference in the lives of many people who struggle with mental health issues, as well as raise awareness and reduce stigma in our society. So please, celebrate with us. Celebrate our progress in bringing awareness to mental health, the life-changing advancements that are on the horizon, and the brave individuals who are telling their stories to pave the way for so many others.

By sponsoring our conference through a monetary donation, you will help us achieve our mission and gain valuable benefits for your organization.

Sponsorship benefits are outlined on the following pages. For more information, contact Eric Harmon, Director of Communications and Marketing, at *****@****.*** or (404)271-0018.

We look forward to seeing you!

Sincerely, The Unveiling for Mental Health Awareness on Self-Sabotaging Behavior Co-Chairs

Dr. Lawanda Harmon,                                     Dr. Eric Harmon            

Why should you sponsor?

A sponsor should support our event for several compelling reasons:

1. Brand Visibility: Our event offers sponsors an opportunity to increase their brand visibility and reach a wider audience. By associating their brand with our event, sponsors can enhance their brand recognition and exposure among our attendees, participants, and stakeholders.

2. Targeted Marketing: Our event attracts a specific target audience that aligns with the sponsor's target demographic. Sponsors can leverage this targeted marketing opportunity to connect with potential customers who are already interested in their products or services, leading to more meaningful engagement and potential conversions.

3. Networking Opportunities: Sponsoring our event provides sponsors with valuable networking opportunities to connect with industry leaders, professionals, and decision-makers. By participating in our event, sponsors can build new relationships, foster partnerships, and strengthen their professional network within their respective industries.

4. Thought Leadership: Sponsoring our event positions sponsors as thought leaders and experts in their field. Through speaking opportunities, panel discussions, or workshops, sponsors can showcase their expertise, share insights, and demonstrate their industry knowledge, enhancing their credibility and authority within the industry.

5. Community Engagement: Our event serves as a platform for community engagement and collaboration. Sponsors have the opportunity to demonstrate their commitment to the community by supporting a worthwhile cause or initiative, fostering goodwill, and strengthening their brand reputation.

6. Return on Investment (ROI): Sponsoring our event offers sponsors a measurable return on investment. Whether through increased brand awareness, lead generation, or business opportunities, sponsors can track and evaluate the impact of their sponsorship investment, ensuring a positive ROI.

Overall, sponsoring our event provides sponsors with a range of benefits, including brand visibility, targeted marketing, networking opportunities, thought leadership, community engagement, and a measurable return on investment. We believe that our event offers sponsors a valuable platform to achieve their marketing, branding, and business objectives, making it a worthwhile investment for their organization.

Eric Harmon

DR. LAWANDA HARMON, PHD

Clinical Psychologist/Behavioral Life Coach

I have been actively working in the field of mental health since 2010. With a Masters degree in Clinical Psychology and Clinical Mental Health Counseling obtained from Walden University, she began working at Community Friendship Inc. as an individual and group therapist. Lawanda continued to pursue her education at the doctoral level, obtaining a doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology from Walden University. During her practicum and internship field experiences, she gained extensive training in Cognitive and Behavioral techniques as well as in Emotional, Personality, and Trauma focused interventions at Atlanta Center for Family Wellness in Atlanta, Georgia.

Her chief mission is to assist others in re-examining their life perspectives, to learn from past experiences, and choose a healthy and holistic way to living. Her practice focuses on psychotic disorders, codependency, relationship issues, anxiety, depression, grief and spiritual crises and awakenings.

“All the theory in the world does not help unless we as professionals can also be people first and tap into our patients as real human beings and honor the individual lives that each of the people we work with lead.”

 

 

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