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Our Mission

To end the stigma and discrimination surrounding mental illness.

Glenn Close & Her Family

Our Story

Bring Change to Mind is a nonprofit organization dedicated to encouraging dialogue about mental health, and to raising awareness, understanding, and empathy.

Actress & activist Glenn Close co-founded Bring Change to Mind in 2010 after her sister, Jessie Close, was diagnosed with bipolar disorder, and her nephew, Calen Pick, with schizoaffective disorder.

Every individual who speaks out inspires another. And another. That’s how we’ll end the stigma around mental illness. That’s how we’ll Bring Change to Mind.

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Good at reading between the lines?

When your friends need someone to listen, do they often turn to you? Are you able to understand how people feel, even if they don’t actually say it? If so, a career in mental health might be right for you. And you’re needed now more than ever.

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Meet Our Team!

Meet the game-changers that work daily to drive our mission forward!

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Revels & Revelations

On October 19, 2022 we hosted Revels & Revelations 10 at Bimbo’s 365 Club in San Francisco, CA. This star-studded event featured entertainment, conversation, heartfelt moments and the bestowing of the Robin Williams Legacy of Laughter Award to Melissa McCarthy.

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Meet Our Strategic Partners

Our strategic partners contribute more than financial backing — they provide volunteer support, consulting, and their networks to assist in driving our mission — one voice and one community at a time.

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Our Messages

We create multimedia campaigns to encourage cultural conversation around mental health.

Talk To Anyone

Unsure how to talk about mental health? Explore conversation starters with our interactive talk tool.

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#StrongerThanStigma

Men face unique challenges when discussing mental health. We partnered with NFL player Brandon Marshall’s Project 375 to give men the courage to speak out.

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Schizo

What does mental illness look like? It might not be what you expect. Schizo features Glenn Close’s nephew, Calen Pick, and has been seen by over 750 million people.

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High School Program

Our high school program is a student-led initiative aimed at increasing awareness and education about mental health in a supportive environment.