Using the H.O.P.E. model, Henry is committed to creating an open dialogue about mental health that helps to turn the tide and erase the stigma that is quietly affecting so many silent sufferers in our communities. Henry knows all it takes is one voice to make a difference. It starts with you. Your hope can cultivate change in your home, in your church, and in your community.

What does H.O.P.E. stand for? 

H.O.P.E. is the unique model that Tarrent-Arthur Henry uses in black
churches and communities to create an open dialogue to change how we
talk about, look at, and treat mental health. 

H: Help. The H in the H.O.P.E. model focuses on helping to raise
awareness about mental health in the black community and getting those
suffering the help they need.

O: Offer Support. The O in the H.O.P.E. model focuses on offering support and understanding to those suffering from mental health issues. Recovering from mental health problems cannot be done alone; the proper support and understanding can make all the difference in healing and renewal.

P: Provide Education. The P in the H.O.P.E. model focuses on providing education for clergy, pastors, and parishioners to better identify and address mental health issues within their congregations and beyond. 

E: Encourage. The E in the H.O.P.E. model focuses on encouraging the community to view prayer and professional help as partners in the mental health landscape. 

If you are ready to bring H.O.P.E. to your congregation and community, contact Tarrent-Arthur Henry today!