Make It OK event raises awareness of mental health
-Messenger photo by Megan Jackson <br> Jayde Smith, Jodena Harris and Amber Lawrence managed the UnityPoint Health — Berryhill stand, sharing information and resources about mental health services, helping raise awareness, encouraging support, and reminding the community that every person matters.
-Messenger photo by Megan Jackson <br>Katie Meyers, Terra McPheter, Amy Potts, Denise Campbell and Vickie Hyde are dressed in green for Mental Health Awareness Month and getting ready to walk laps at Make It Ok event on Thursday.
-Messenger photo by Megan Jackson <br>Alexis Woodley, a psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioner at Community Health Center of Fort Dodge, helping educate and inform the community about the mental health services and support they provide.
-Messenger photo by Megan Jackson <br> Jayde Smith, Jodena Harris and Amber Lawrence managed the UnityPoint Health — Berryhill stand, sharing information and resources about mental health services, helping raise awareness, encouraging support, and reminding the community that every person matters.
-Messenger photo by Megan Jackson <br>Katie Meyers, Terra McPheter, Amy Potts, Denise Campbell and Vickie Hyde are dressed in green for Mental Health Awareness Month and getting ready to walk laps at Make It Ok event on Thursday.
-Messenger photo by Megan Jackson <br>Alexis Woodley, a psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioner at Community Health Center of Fort Dodge, helping educate and inform the community about the mental health services and support they provide.