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It’s #mentalhealthmonday and in honor of Let Lov

It’s #mentalhealthmonday and in honor of Let Love Brew coming up on Saturday, we’re talking about tea! Did you know that the amino acid L-theanine found in tea can help you to feel relaxed without getting drowsy? Green tea especially can help you focus more fully on tasks while relaxing rather than feeling jittery, like coffee can sometimes do. Tea has also been shown to reduce anxiety, stress, and help to improve memory. Come experience this for yourself at Let Love Brew this Saturday from 2-3:30pm at Grace Lutheran Church!

Let Love Brew is NEXT SATURDAY! 🫖 There are onl

Let Love Brew is NEXT SATURDAY! 🫖 There are only a few tickets left – be sure to grab yours today at https://bit.ly/LetLoveBrew.

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Thank you to @spiceoflifenc for donating the tea f

Thank you to @spiceoflifenc for donating the tea for this year’s Let Love Brew! They’ve given us an incredible variety of teas for our guests to choose from including Lady Lavender black tea, Peach Blossom white tea, and the deliciously fruity Scarlet herbal tea. Check out each picture to see a detailed description of each tea! 🫖

It’s #MentalHealthMonday and Fair Housing Month.

It’s #MentalHealthMonday and Fair Housing Month. Did you know that it was estimated in 2022 during the Point-in-Time count that over 582,000 individuals were experiencing homelessness? According to the 2022 Annual Homelessness Assessment Report and the Continum of Care Homeless Populations and Subpopulations Report, 21% of homeless individuals reported having a serious mental illness, and 16% reported having a substance use disorder. When you don’t have access to a stable environment or healthcare, the likelihood of experiencing these things increases. If you or someone you know are experiencing mental health or housing needs, reach out to Thrive or one of the many nonprofit agencies in Henderson County. If we can’t help, we can point you in the right direction!

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