The Institute for Positive Mental Health is a non-profit volunteer organization dedicated to the prevention of mental illness and to the vocational and social rehabilitation of adults with a history of mental illness. IPMH focuses on the development and utilization of programs that promote and maintain positive social action, services and education to the community, thereby reducing the negative connotations associated with mental illness. IPMH aggressively sponsors rehabilitation services that will enable and empower individuals to return to economic independence through gainful employment and reintegration into the community.

The mission of the Institute for Positive Mental Health is implemented through the following program areas:

(1) Employment Services - enable and empower individuals to achieve to economic independence and self sufficiency.

(2) Education - teach adults the skills necessary to become skillful learners, directors, and managers of their life.

(3) Community Services - introduce positive community experiences through field trips, workshops, lectures, free programs, and cultural enrichment; foster a love of books and the habit of reading for pleasure while developing a wider range of resources for learning.

(4) Life Coaching - help bridge the gap between being, doing, and having. To coach people along a continuum of self awareness.