BEING WELLTOGETHER


You matter.
Mental health matters.

*A Togetherhood® Community-Based Mental Health Initiative. 100% Volunteer-led.
  • When Good Enough is Really Good Enough: Letting Go of Perfectionism
    When Good Enough is Really Good Enough: Letting Go of Perfectionism By Erin Bennington MSW, LCSW   As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, I […]
  • WELLNESS TIP: The Importance of a Morning Routine
    The Importance of a Morning Routine by JoAnne Murphy According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, a morning routine can boost energy, productivity, and overall […]
  • MEMBER SPOTLIGHT: Catherine Kennedy
    MEMBER SPOTLIGHT: Catherine Kennedy Somerville YMCA, Somerset Hills YMCA, Deer Path YMCA & YMCA’s throughout the US:  Hilo Hawaii, Phoenix AZ, Washington DC, Sarasota, FL, Maine […]
  • Join us for our first WELLTOGETHER Event of 2025: “When Good Enough Is Good Enough”
    “When Good Enough Is Good Enough”  Join us for our first WELLTOGETHER Event of 2025! Erin Bennigton, MSW, LCSW, is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and […]
  • We’re Looking For Contributors!
    We are looking for contributors for the WELLTOGETHER Newsletter! This January, we kicked off WELLTOGETHER, a community-based, volunteer-led mental wellness initiative from the Somerset Hills YMCA […]
  • MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES
    MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES National Resources National Suicide Prevention Hotline Dial 988 NAMI NAMI is the National Alliance on Mental Illness, the nation’s largest grassroots mental health […]

*This newsletter is driven by our community and isn’t officially endorsed by the Y. The Y assumes no responsibility for the content or accuracy of the information presented in this newsletter.

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