Focus on Unsheltered
Nov
6

Focus on Unsheltered

These one of a kind events encompass creative expression, multi-media, story-telling, live performance and technology to create a vibrant community with no stigma. See It This Way is an interactive community event that aims to increase awareness and decrease stigma through edutainment and advocacy.

-Mental Health - Disability -Autism - Recovery

-Unsheltered - Refugee

Films - Performance - Panels

Autism - April 24th, Mental Health - May 22nd, Refugee - June 12th, Disability - July 17th, Recovery - September 18th, Unsheltered - November 6th - Fit2Recover, 1335 S Major St, SLC.

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Focus on Recovery
Sep
18

Focus on Recovery

These one of a kind events encompass creative expression, multi-media, story-telling, live performance and technology to create a vibrant community with no stigma. See It This Way is an interactive community event that aims to increase awareness and decrease stigma through edutainment and advocacy.

-Mental Health - Disability -Autism - Recovery

-Unsheltered - Refugee

Films - Performance - Panels

Autism - April 24th, Mental Health - May 22nd, Refugee - June 12th, Disability - July 17th, Recovery - September 18th, Unsheltered - November 6th - Fit2Recover, 1335 S Major St, SLC.

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Focus on Disability
Jul
17

Focus on Disability

These one of a kind events encompass creative expression, multi-media, story-telling, live performance and technology to create a vibrant community with no stigma. See It This Way is an interactive community event that aims to increase awareness and decrease stigma through edutainment and advocacy.

-Mental Health - Disability -Autism - Recovery

-Unsheltered - Refugee

Films - Performance - Panels

Autism - April 24th, Mental Health - May 22nd, Refugee - June 12th, Disability - July 17th, Recovery - September 18th, Unsheltered - November 6th - Fit2Recover, 1335 S Major St, SLC.

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Focus on Refugee
Jun
12

Focus on Refugee

These one of a kind events encompass creative expression, multi-media, story-telling, live performance and technology to create a vibrant community with no stigma. See It This Way is an interactive community event that aims to increase awareness and decrease stigma through edutainment and advocacy.

-Mental Health - Disability -Autism - Recovery

-Unsheltered - Refugee

Films - Performance - Panels

Autism - April 24th, Mental Health - May 22nd, Refugee - June 12th, Disability - July 17th, Recovery - September 18th, Unsheltered - November 6th - Fit2Recover, 1335 S Major St, SLC.

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Crying with Laughter Comedy Showcase
May
29

Crying with Laughter Comedy Showcase

Ever wanted to stand up for your mental health? Celebrate Mental Health Awareness Month by laughing together. No experience necessary. We’ll inspire each other to find the light in the dark... then get on stage and tell everyone! No performance necessary. Youth of all ages!

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Crying with Laughter Rehearsal
May
25

Crying with Laughter Rehearsal

Ever wanted to stand up for your mental health? Celebrate Mental Health Awareness Month by laughing together. No experience necessary. We’ll inspire each other to find the light in the dark... then get on stage and tell everyone! No performance necessary. Youth of all ages!

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Crying with Laughter Workshop
May
23

Crying with Laughter Workshop

Ever wanted to stand up for your mental health? Celebrate Mental Health Awareness Month by laughing together. No experience necessary. We’ll inspire each other to find the light in the dark... then get on stage and tell everyone! No performance necessary. Youth of all ages!

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Crying with Laughter Workshop
May
9

Crying with Laughter Workshop

Ever wanted to stand up for your mental health? Celebrate Mental Health Awareness Month by laughing together. No experience necessary. We’ll inspire each other to find the light in the dark... then get on stage and tell everyone! No performance necessary. Youth of all ages!

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Focus on Autism
Apr
24

Focus on Autism

These one of a kind events encompass creative expression, multi-media, story-telling, live performance and technology to create a vibrant community with no stigma. See It This Way is an interactive community event that aims to increase awareness and decrease stigma through edutainment and advocacy.

-Mental Health - Disability -Autism - Recovery

-Unsheltered - Refugee

Films - Performance - Panels

Autism - April 24th, Mental Health - May 22nd, Refugee - June 12th, Disability - July 17th, Recovery - September 18th, Unsheltered - November 6th

Location: Fit2Recover, 1335 S Major St, SLC.

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Jung Talks
Apr
19

Jung Talks

The mission of the Jung Society of Utah is to tend to the soul of our community, which includes cultivating diverse emerging voices in Utah that will further thoughtful dialogue, belonging and depth in the world.

For our last Immersive Evening of the season, we will host our first edition of Jung Talks, featuring voices from our community on the throughline of Season 15, Metamorphosis.

Jung Talks: Metamorphosis

Friday, April 19th 2024

6:30-9:00 pm

Utah Museum of Contemporary Art (20 S West Temple, SLC, UT 84101)

Featuring Talks By: 

  • Sonja Cox

  • Brian Higgins

  • Jackie Rock

  • Thomas Flanigan

Opening Poet: Katie Lienemann

Featured Artist: Trevor Dahl

Featured Musician: Angie Petty

Tickets: $10 Advance | $15 Same Day (if available)

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Social Prescribing Day
Mar
14
to Mar 15

Social Prescribing Day

What is Social Prescribing?

Connecting people to activities, groups and support that improve health and wellbeing

Many things that affect our health can’t be treated by doctors or medicine alone. 

Like loneliness, debt, or stress due to financial pressures or poor housing.  

Social prescribing connects people to non-medical support to address these issues and other unmet needs.

This could involve a Social Prescribing Link Worker or an equivalent role:

  • Helping someone who is isolated join a befriending group, an art class or a community gardening project, based on what works for them. 

  • Connecting someone struggling with financial stress to a service that helps with managing debt or claiming benefits.

  • Supporting someone with dementia to join a dementia choir, enabling them to maintain a sense of social connection.

  • Working with someone with high blood pressure to take up a form of exercise that they’re comfortable with.

Social prescribing can help change the circumstances that can make people unwell. It can empower people to manage existing health problems, to get the right benefits or get back into employment. It can help people to connect and to grow in confidence.

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Focus on Alzeimer's
Nov
8

Focus on Alzeimer's

Part of Focus on Film Fests, we bring the Utah premiere of Keys Bags Names Words, a quirky and inspiring lens portraying stories of the personal and global impacts of Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.

Utah premiere Film Screening, director Q&A and panel discussion.

Nov 8TH - 6PM Doors - 6:30PM Film..

FTR - 1331 and 1335 Major St, Salt Lake City

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Focus on Recovery
Nov
6

Focus on Recovery

Join us for a special film fest celebrating all things recovery in Utah.
with USARA.

This is the only place to see these incredible short films and discussions showcasing the journeys people traverse on their way to recovery.

It's free so bring all your friends and family.
No ticket required.

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Focus On Recovery Film Fest
Sep
13

Focus On Recovery Film Fest

Full info here

September 13th 6pm - 8pm

Viridian Events Center - 8030 S 1825 W West Jordan

Join us for a special film fest celebrating Recovery Month with USARA.

This is the only place to see these incredible short films and discussions showcasing the journeys people traverse on their way to recovery.

Check out https://www.myusara.com/ for all things recovery in Utah.

It's free so bring all your friends and family. No ticket required.

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Recovery Day
Sep
9

Recovery Day

Come and enjoy some expressive recovery with Create Space!

Salt Lake City Recovery Day

Salt Lake City's Recovery Day event will be held on September 9th from 2 PM to 8 PM at Jordan Park. The day includes sponsor and vendor exhibits, speakers, live music, food trucks, and an area with fun activities for kids! This nationally awarded event is free and open to the public.

USARA's Recovery Day celebration supports and empowers individuals in recovery and recognizes the contributions of family members, service providers, and allies who come together to raise awareness that together we can recover from addiction by creating hope, healing, and health through many pathways.
For more information on sponsorship and booths, or to see other Recovery Month events across the state, please visit
www.recoveryday.org

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Waonder
Jul
15

Waonder

What? - An easy walk around a Salt Lake City Park, paired with creativity and mindfulness.

  • When? - First Wednesday from 6pm - 8pm and the 3rd Saturday from 10am - noon.

  • Why? - To elevate mental health awareness and create community.

  • How? - 1 HOUR WALK FOLLOWED BY A 30 - 60 MINUTE ART PROJECT

Find out location here https://mentalhealthyfit.org/waonder

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Waonder
Jul
5

Waonder

What? - An easy walk around a Salt Lake City Park, paired with creativity and mindfulness.

  • When? - First Wednesday from 6pm - 8pm and the 3rd Saturday from 10am - noon.

  • Why? - To elevate mental health awareness and create community.

  • How? - 1 HOUR WALK FOLLOWED BY A 30 - 60 MINUTE ART PROJECT

Find out location here https://mentalhealthyfit.org/waonder

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Open Up - Open Mic
Jul
2

Open Up - Open Mic

Open Mic welcoming all creative expressions inspired by your woes and wows. Music - Comedy - Art - Storytelling - Performance

It's not therapy but it's therapeutic!
All ages.

1st Sunday of each month. 3pm-5pm

Logos Cafe - 1709 e 1300 s Salt Lake City, UT 84108

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Waonder
Jun
17

Waonder

What? - An easy walk around a Salt Lake City Park, paired with creativity and mindfulness.

  • When? - First Wednesday from 6pm - 8pm and the 3rd Saturday from 10am - noon.

  • Why? - To elevate mental health awareness and create community.

  • How? - 1 HOUR WALK FOLLOWED BY A 30 - 60 MINUTE ART PROJECT

Find out location here https://mentalhealthyfit.org/waonder

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Waonder
Jun
7

Waonder

What? - An easy walk around a Salt Lake City Park, paired with creativity and mindfulness.

  • When? - First Wednesday from 6pm - 8pm and the 3rd Saturday from 10am - noon.

  • Why? - To elevate mental health awareness and create community.

  • How? - 1 HOUR WALK FOLLOWED BY A 30 - 60 MINUTE ART PROJECT

Find out location here https://mentalhealthyfit.org/waonder

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Open Up - Open Mic
Jun
4

Open Up - Open Mic

Open Mic welcoming all creative expressions inspired by your woes and wows. Music - Comedy - Art - Storytelling - Performance

It's not therapy but it's therapeutic!
All ages.

1st Sunday of each month. 3pm-5pm

Logos Cafe - 1709 e 1300 s Salt Lake City, UT 84108

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See It This Way SLC
May
31

See It This Way SLC

Come on out and help end stigma in mental health together. We’ve got an incredible program planned! Join us in person on our first annual tour.

No ticket needed. Just show up. Free.

WHAT? SEE IT THIS WAY - Film and Idea Fest. WHY? To end stigma in mental health.

May 3rd schedule!

Hang out and games 6pm-7pm
Films/Ideas/Tips 7pm-9pm
Hang out and games 9pm-10pm

Try your hand and brain at the Open Mind Escape Room. Visualize your mental health through the Therapeutography Booth. Enjoy the films, performances and panels.

See the full schedule in the discussion or at seeitthisway.org

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Waonder
May
20

Waonder

What? - An easy walk around a Salt Lake City Park, paired with creativity and mindfulness.

  • When? - First Wednesday from 6pm - 8pm and the 3rd Saturday from 10am - noon.

  • Why? - To elevate mental health awareness and create community.

  • How? - 1 HOUR WALK FOLLOWED BY A 30 - 60 MINUTE ART PROJECT

Find out location here https://mentalhealthyfit.org/waonder

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See It This Way SLC
May
17

See It This Way SLC

Come on out and help end stigma in mental health together. We’ve got an incredible program planned! Join us in person on our first annual tour.

No ticket needed. Just show up. Free.

WHAT? SEE IT THIS WAY - Film and Idea Fest. WHY? To end stigma in mental health.

May 3rd schedule!

Hang out and games 6pm-7pm
Films/Ideas/Tips 7pm-9pm
Hang out and games 9pm-10pm

Try your hand and brain at the Open Mind Escape Room. Visualize your mental health through the Therapeutography Booth. Enjoy the films, performances and panels.

See the full schedule in the discussion or at seeitthisway.org

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Open Up - Open Mic
May
7

Open Up - Open Mic

Open Mic welcoming all creative expressions inspired by your woes and wows. Music - Comedy - Art - Storytelling - Performance

It's not therapy but it's therapeutic!
All ages.

1st Sunday of each month. 3pm-5pm

Logos Cafe - 1709 e 1300 s Salt Lake City, UT 84108

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See It This Way SLC
May
3

See It This Way SLC

Come on out and help end stigma in mental health together. We’ve got an incredible program planned! Join us in person on our first annual tour.

No ticket needed. Just show up. Free.

WHAT? SEE IT THIS WAY - Film and Idea Fest. WHY? To end stigma in mental health.

May 3rd schedule!

Hang out and games 6pm-7pm
Films/Ideas/Tips 7pm-9pm
Hang out and games 9pm-10pm

Try your hand and brain at the Open Mind Escape Room. Visualize your mental health through the Therapeutography Booth. Enjoy the films, performances and panels.

See the full schedule in the discussion or at seeitthisway.org

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SEE IT THIS WAY St George
Mar
23

SEE IT THIS WAY St George

Here’s the plan -

  • 4pm - 6pm Youth films and Create Perspective Workshop with Josh Samson. - Pick an object from everyday life and begin to create it’s story from an outsider looking in and from the object looking out. Introducing elements within creative interpretation through visual arts. Mindfulness, emotional awareness and positive psychology will also be infused to enhance student’s engagement of creativity and their surroundings. Participants will learn to use images and symbols to tell their stories discovering new pathways to communication, wellness and transformation while creating a story piece using elements introduced during the workshop.

  • 7:00pm - 7:30pm Crying with Laughter & Brian Higgins. - Weaving true stories of struggle, mixed with imagery and soundscapes, this storytelling presentation-with-a-twist is sure to change how people see mental health. Focusing on the power of laughter and the benefits comedy can bring to your mental wellness. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry and you’ll walk away with positive tips to implement in your own journey. Pull back the curtain and step inside the mental health universe with this interactive trans-media storytelling experience. Part Keynote, Part Presentation, All Inspiring. Laughter is the best medicine?

  • 7:30pm - 8:pm See It This Way Films. - A series of curated films designed to inspire and motivate through lived experience.

  • Hyper Active Cory knew he was different. he embarks on a quest to learn how several friends with disabilities continue to cope and how their journeys might impact his own.

  • Sarah’s House Like any 19-year old young adult Sarah is ready to move out on her own. Her only challenge is that she has autism. So Sarah can be independent but still close to home her family has decided to build a Tiny House.

  • Fraser Syndrome & me Kyle Anne Grendys, is only the 75th person to be born with this rare, recessive gene disorder. Having always felt alone in the world, she sets out to find her community and finally meet others like her.

  • THE ESCAPE Left alone lying on the bed overwhelmed with her hallucinations and memories. another girl unexpectedly appears trying to bring

    the first one to consciousness.

  • DOING THIS HELPS THAT 12 inspiring stories of recovery and how you can get there too.

  • ONCE A BROKEN COWBOY At 17 years old Matt Clark's life was forever altered when a truck ran him over, leaving him paralyzed. But through welding and art, he proves that nothing is impossible.

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