A nonprofit organization in the Shreveport area is dedicated to supporting individuals with mental health concerns during Mental Health Awareness Month in May. The Social Therapy Project, located at the Boardwalk in Bossier City, offers free or low-cost counseling services to those in need. Their large window display titled “when life gives you lemons, make lemonade” serves as a visible resource for passersby, offering helplines and information on mental health services.
The organization’s goal is to normalize the conversation around mental health and encourage those seeking help to reach out for support. By making mental health resources easily accessible and approachable, they hope to reduce stigma and fear associated with seeking help for mental health issues. Founder Valencia Jones believes that the display has been effective in encouraging individuals to reach out for support, whether for themselves or loved ones.
The public window display has been successful in increasing awareness and generating interest in counseling services offered by Social Therapy Project. Individuals who have seen the display while shopping or passing by have been inspired to seek help for themselves or loved ones. For those interested in scheduling a counseling session, they can call 318-200-0341. The organization is committed to supporting those in the community who are struggling with mental health issues and providing them with the help they need.
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