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🌿 4th Annual Mental Wellness Conference: Building Resilience, Restoring Hope

Join us for an empowering day dedicated to breaking the stigma around mental health and equipping our community with tools for healing, resilience, and growth. This year’s conference brings together renowned experts, faith leaders, and mental health professionals for a series of inspiring keynotes, interactive workshops, and heartfelt conversations.

Date: Saturday, September 13, 2025 Time: 9:30 AM – 6:00 PM Location: CU Denver, Student Wellness Center

Why Attend? • Learn from Experts: Gain valuable insights from psychologists, therapists, imams, community advocates, and lived-experience speakers. • Practical Skills: Walk away with tools and strategies to manage stress, improve emotional well-being, and support loved ones. • Faith-Informed Approach: Explore how mental wellness connects with spiritual health in a culturally relevant and compassionate way. • Safe Space for Conversation: Ask questions, share experiences, and connect with others who care about mental health. • Community Resources: Meet local organizations and service providers offering support and counseling.

Who Should Attend: • Youth and young adults seeking guidance and support • Parents and caregivers wanting to strengthen family well-being • Community leaders, educators, and imams • Anyone interested in understanding and improving mental health

Highlights of the Day: • Keynote Presentations from leading voices in mental health and Islamic psychology • Breakout Workshops tailored for youth, parents, and professionals • Panel Discussions on suicide prevention, trauma recovery, and community resilience • Networking Lunch with time to connect and collaborate • Resource Fair featuring counseling centers, support groups, and wellness programs

Registration: Space is limited—reserve your spot today to be part of this important conversation.

Together, we can create a community where seeking help is encouraged, mental wellness is prioritized, and every individual feels supported and valued.