HopeWay

HopeWay HopeWay is a not-for-profit mental health treatment organization

HopeWay is a best practice patient-centered mental health care center offering a residential and day treatment continuum of care for adults as well as education and community support.

This collaborative event, sponsored by Live Like Bryant Foundation, will feature a panel of experts to discuss topics su...
04/01/2026

This collaborative event, sponsored by Live Like Bryant Foundation, will feature a panel of experts to discuss topics such as:

- common mental health struggles teens face
- how to recognize signs of stress, anxiety and depression
- how to start open conversations
- healthy coping strategies
- when and how to seek support

Visit https://hopeway.org/event/teen-panel-discussion to register and to learn more about our panelists.

The event is free + registration is required.

Date: Sunday, April 26th
Time: 3:00pm - 4:00pm
Location: Christ Church Charlotte - All Saints Hall
Audience: Middle and High School Students and their Caregivers.

Today, we celebrate the physicians who make healing possible every single day. 🤍At HopeWay, our doctors bring compassion...
03/30/2026

Today, we celebrate the physicians who make healing possible every single day. 🤍

At HopeWay, our doctors bring compassion, expertise, and unwavering dedication to every client they serve.

Thank you for the lives you impact, the hope you restore, and the care you provide.

Happy National Doctors’ Day!

You don’t need a life-changing moment. You need small decisions that you keep making, even when no one sees them.The wa...
03/27/2026



You don’t need a life-changing moment. You need small decisions that you keep making, even when no one sees them.

The way you show up on ordinary days is what quietly shapes your future.

The "scroll" can feel impossible to stop, but it doesn’t have to be. 📱✨Doomscrolling—compulsively consuming upsetting ne...
03/23/2026

The "scroll" can feel impossible to stop, but it doesn’t have to be. 📱✨

Doomscrolling—compulsively consuming upsetting news—can take a major toll on mental health, especially for teens whose brains are still developing.

It’s okay to stay informed, but it’s just as important to stay balanced. Swipe through to learn:

• What doomscrolling actually is
• How it impacts your mind
• Ways to reclaim your screen time

Our HopeWay Teen Programs are here to help young people navigate digital habits, stress, and emotional health in a supportive community. 💙 Click the link in our bio to learn more about our teen services.

You are allowed to outgrow people, habits, and patterns. Even if they once felt like homeGrowth sometimes feels like gr...
03/20/2026



You are allowed to outgrow people, habits, and patterns. Even if they once felt like home

Growth sometimes feels like grief. But it is still growth.

Big news for the Queen City! 🏆We are incredibly proud to announce that our very own Dr. Taren Coley has been named one o...
03/18/2026

Big news for the Queen City! 🏆

We are incredibly proud to announce that our very own Dr. Taren Coley has been named one of the ’s 33rd class of 40 Under 40 honorees!

As HopeWay’s Director of Child & Adolescent Services, we see Taren’s dedication to mental health excellence every day. This prestigious award recognizes her profound impact on the Greater Charlotte community, and we couldn’t be more thrilled to see her passion recognized on a city-wide scale.

Be sure to check out the 40 Under 40 Special Report in the May 15th issue of the Charlotte Business Journal to read more about this year’s class.

Please join us in celebrating Dr. Coley’s amazing achievement in the comments! 🎉👇

Last Friday, HopeWay hosted the 2nd Annual Men’s Mental Health Matters Breakfast at , bringing together a sold-out crowd...
03/13/2026

Last Friday, HopeWay hosted the 2nd Annual Men’s Mental Health Matters Breakfast at , bringing together a sold-out crowd of men from across the community for a meaningful morning of connection and conversation around men’s mental health.

We’re grateful to everyone who attended and helped make the event such a success. The panel discussion, moderated by Justin Johnson, MD, with panelists Reginald Johnson, MD, Patrick Balsley, and Sheldon Maye, offered valuable insights on the unique pressures men face and ways to better support mental wellness.

A special thank you to Ace the Stigma for helping make this important conversation possible, and to for the incredible meal.

Healing is quiet work. It’s choosing differently when no one is watching.It’s breaking cycles privately. It’s powerful,...
03/13/2026



Healing is quiet work. It’s choosing differently when no one is watching.

It’s breaking cycles privately. It’s powerful, even if it’s unseen.

Grateful for partners who don’t just support our work, they truly understand it. We were so glad to welcome Julie and Cr...
03/12/2026

Grateful for partners who don’t just support our work, they truly understand it. We were so glad to welcome Julie and Craig Young from the Young 9 Foundation as they stopped by to deliver proceeds from their first annual Sneaker Gala and spend time with our team. It was fun to share more about our newest initiatives this year and get excited about what’s ahead together. Mental health work is complex and deeply human, and we’re thankful for partners who show up with genuine enthusiasm and belief in what we do.
Thank you to Bryce Young, Craig, Julie and the Young 9 Foundation team for being such incredible advocates for mental health in our community!

Swipe for a few favorite moments from the Sneaker Gala 👟back in November. Such a fun, impactful night celebrating mental wellness!

Brighter days aren't just coming—they’re officially here. 🌸 We’ve stepped into a new season of light, and we hope you fe...
03/09/2026

Brighter days aren't just coming—they’re officially here. 🌸 We’ve stepped into a new season of light, and we hope you feel the warmth of that shift today. Remember: even a small change in perspective (or an extra hour of sun) can make a world of difference.

While we "Welcome the Light," the transition can sometimes leave our bodies feeling a bit out of sync.

Here are a few ways to help your mind and body adjust this week:

• Soak up the Morning Sun: Try to get 10–15 minutes of natural light as soon as you wake up. It helps reset your internal clock and boosts your mood. ☀️

• Prioritize a Consistent Routine: Try to stick to your usual meal and exercise times to give your body a sense of stability.

• Practice Gentle Wind-Downs: With the sun staying out later, be mindful of your evening routine. Dim the lights an hour before bed to help your brain prepare for rest. 🌙

• Be Patient with Yourself: It’s okay to feel a little "off" for a few days. Give yourself grace as you adjust to this new rhythm.

Welcome the light with us.

As we close Eating Disorders Awareness Month, we want to continue this important conversation.Societal pressures around ...
02/28/2026

As we close Eating Disorders Awareness Month, we want to continue this important conversation.

Societal pressures around appearance, achievement, and comparison can weigh heavily on teens and young adults. In this blog, one of our therapists explores how these pressures contribute to eating disorders and what meaningful support can look like.

Visit our blog to learn more about societal pressures and eating disorders. https://hopeway.org/blog/societal-pressures-and-eating-disorders

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