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Attendees for the eighth annual Food for Thought event held by Community Mental Health will be given a special treat this year. Washington Commanders Executive Chef Connor McGuire has been announced as a celebrity chef speaker to provide insight into how food fuels both physical and mental health.

The Center for Community Mental Health provides evidence-based, accessible, affordable, and culturally sensitive therapy and testing services to those in need, regardless of income. CCMH works with community members across the life span and helps address the mental health needs of veterans.

At George Mason University we nurture a positive and collaborative community that contributes to the well-being and success of every member. George Mason’s Center for Community Mental Health carries forward our dedication to community by providing critical mental health services to more than 500 children, teens, adults, and veterans in our Northern Virginia region.

Learn how Mason's Center for Community Mental Health serves our community.

The prestigious award recognizes Mehlenbeck's work on the stepped care model of treatment, which she co-developed and implemented for use at George Mason University's Center for Community Mental Health.

The Leidos headquarters in Reston, Virginia, hosted the annual Food for Thought event, a major fundraiser for Mason's Center for Psychological Services. More than 190 guests enjoyed an evening of food, fun, and appreciation for the center's supporters.

Mason's Center for Psychological Services is teaming up with the College of Health and Human Services program for psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioners to offer a wider scope of affordable mental health services.

As George Mason University recognizes 50 years as an independent university, the College of Humanities reflects on how it has been an important part of Mason from the very start.