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The Quell Foundation Inc.

The Quell Foundation creates a paradigm shift in the care and treatment of people with mental health Advancing training. Bridging gaps in care.

The Quell Foundation serves the public with an intense commitment to:

Fostering awareness. The Quell Foundation aims to educate communities and individuals about the disparities in care and effective treatment protocols afforded to the vulnerable and stigmatized population with mental illness. We strive to definitively reduce the number of suicides, drug overdoses, and the incarceration of our ve

terans and local community members who suffer with a treatable mental illness. The Quell Foundation endeavors to decriminalize mental illness through advanced training programs designed to offer first responders specialized skills to better recognize and intervene in behavioral, mental and emotional crisis. The Quell Foundation breaks barriers and expands access and the delivery of mental health care services caused by the dearth of mental health care providers. Increasing the talent pipeline through scholarship awards, and advocating for legislative reformation to extend the scope of services provided by clinical behavioral health professionals are essential to achieving our mission.

04/24/2026

The Quell Foundation is headed to Denver! If you’re attending NatCon this upcoming week, come find us.

We’ll be at the booth connecting, starting conversations, and giving you a chance to sign the pledge for the chance to win some stigma swag.

04/22/2026

The Quell Foundation is headed to Denver next week for NatCon!

Join us for a session that brings the first responder mental health crisis to the forefront through film and storytelling, featuring "First Responders Sound the Alarm" and a panel discussion with perspectives from across the field.

04/20/2026

The Quell Foundation is proud to introduce the first-ever Lift the Mask Film Festival! 🎥

We’re inviting filmmakers to share short films that explore mental health through lived experience, reflecting both struggle and healing, and helping shift how we understand ourselves and each other.

We’re looking for work that is honest, thoughtful, and grounded in real experiences. Stories that open the door for more real conversations. If it leaves an impact, it belongs here.

To learn more, please visit: https://thequellfoundation.org/lift-the-mask-film-festival/

04/14/2026

You don’t have to have the words for how you’re feeling. But giving yourself the space to notice it is a great place to start. 💙

04/08/2026

There’s a lot of pressure to always be doing something, always moving, always producing, always staying in motion.

But sometimes the most important thing you can do is slow down and take a step back. That space matters more than we give it credit for. 💙

04/06/2026

Health isn’t experienced the same by everyone, and neither are the barriers. Access, trust, and stigma can shape how people show up, speak up, or stay silent.

This month is about recognizing those differences and continuing the work to make mental health care more inclusive and accessible for all.

04/03/2026

We’re heading to NatCon and bringing the conversation with us! If you’re in Denver April 27-29, come find us, connect with our team, and be part of the conversation.

We’ll also be hosting a session:

The Power of Film: Addressing the First Responder Mental Health Crisis on Monday, April 27 from 5:30–7:00 PM.

We hope to see you there!

03/31/2026

Visibility is more than being seen. It’s about being acknowledged, respected, and valued.

On International Transgender Day of Visibility, we’re holding space for the transgender community and the importance of continuing to listen, learn, and show up better. 🏳️‍⚧️

03/30/2026

The way we understand mental health is always evolving, and so is the way we talk about it. Making space for different experiences helps more people feel seen and supported. 💙

03/27/2026

Everyone’s carrying something, even when it’s not obvious. Take a moment today to reach out to someone. It might matter more than you think. 💙

03/25/2026

The Mystic 10K & Half Marathon is nearly at capacity and space is extremely limited. Spots are going quickly, so if you’ve been thinking about signing up, now is the time to secure your place on the starting line!

Whether you’re racing in Mystic or participating virtually, you’re helping move mental health conversations forward.

Run with purpose, represent Quell, and be part of something bigger than the finish line.

Register through The Quell Foundation now to secure your spot: https://p2p.onecause.com/mystic2026

03/24/2026

Last week, The Quell Foundation headed down to Lynn University to get an update from the the Crisis, Resilience, and First Responder Trauma Advisory Council (CRAFT-AC).

Hearing how this work is already showing up in practice, and seeing the First Responder Resilience Project integrated into the clinical mental health counseling graduate program, with a concentration in first responder care, brought real perspective to the impact.

We also had the opportunity to introduce the FRRP training modules to the CRAFT-AC cohort, continuing to build on a curriculum shaped over the past three years by first responders, clinicians, and educators. The focus has always been clear: create something practical, relevant, and truly useful.

We are truly grateful for the collaboration behind this work and for the people carrying it forward.

Address

P. O. Box 1924
North Falmouth, MA
02556

Website

http://thequellfoundation.org/

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Our Story

The Quell Foundation strives to reduce the number of suicides, overdoses, and the incarceration of people living with a mental health illness. We work to accomplish this by encouraging people to share their stories, increasing access to mental health services, providing a pipeline of future mental health care professionals with scholarships, and training first responders to recognize mental health crisis warning signs amongst their own.

There’s a severe stigma associated with mental health illness that prevents those closest to us from getting the help they need. By promoting open, judgment-free dialogue, together we can shatter the stigma and normalize the conversation around mental health.