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Who We Are

The 360 Wholeness comprises compassionate, committed, and goal-oriented members with a shared responsibility of assisting people who are suffering from unresolved childhood trauma and other related issues.
Top-notch mental health tips, public education, helping those in need, and standing up for those who can’t speak for themselves are our main goals.
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Mission & Vision Statements

Mission Statement
The mission of “The 360 Wholeness” is to create mental health awareness, to destigmatize childhood psychological trauma, and end inter-generational trauma, one person and one home at a time.
“The 360 Wholeness” is to raise awareness of mental health issues, encourage self-determination, and provide more access to resources and treatment for those who are mentally ill.
Through direct treatment, policy advocacy, and outreach, we strive to meet the needs of those in need of mental health, special education, and community assistance.
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Vision Statement

Our vision is to give emotional wellbeing to individuals and families while working to enhance the lives of those who are dealing with childhood trauma and other related issues.
We also want to provide the resources and support that kids, young people, and adults who are dealing with addiction problems and mental illness need to live better lives.
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Mental Health Symbols

Green ribbon
The green ribbon is a symbol used to represent the cause of mental health awareness and to support those who suffer from mental crises or illness.
When worn or displayed during mental health week, it demonstrates or shows our support and respect for those who suffer from mental crises or illness.
A Heart
Numerous mental health conditions have impact on the heart. You may experience a temporary state of depression or a more severe one.
You can also have varying levels of anxiety and stress.
Daily stressors, such as those related to work and traumatic incidents, can increase the risk of heart disease.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are ACEs?
The term “ACEs” is an acronym for Adverse Childhood Experiences. It originated in a groundbreaking study conducted in 1995 by the Centers for Disease Control and the Kaiser Permanente health care organization in California….Read More>>
How do ACEs relate to toxic stress?
ACEs research shows the correlation between early adversity and poor outcomes later in life. Toxic stress explains how ACEs ”get under the skin” and trigger biological reactions that lead….Read More>>
What is trauma, and how does it connect to ACEs and toxic stress?
While trauma has many definitions, typically in psychology it refers to an experience of serious adversity or terror—or the emotional or psychological response to that experience….Read More>>

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