Visible across our communities, Be Well Bells ring in a new narrative. Community wellness requires the commitment and participation of every single one of us. Be Well Bells serve as a symbol of hope and healing for our communities.
If you or a loved one is experiencing a mental health or substance-use crisis, please call our toll-free 24-hour telephone line. Our team can help provide immediate assistance.
Come Be Well with us! Lean into our FREE Be Well Community resources to experience the healing benefits of self-care and connection. Learn more about this wellness tools below!
Visible across our communities, Be Well Bells ring in a new narrative. Community wellness requires the commitment and participation of every single one of us. Be Well Bells serve as a symbol of hope and healing for our communities. Be Well Bells:
The Be Well Bell is inspired by Mental Health America's Mental Health Bell to serve as a symbol of hope, healing and wellness. In the 1950s, Mental Health America issued a call to asylums across the country to collect chains and shackles that were once used as restraints during mental health treatment. These chains and shackles were melted down and reshaped into a bell - a sign of hope. Burrell Behavioral Health was inspired by this initiative and reached out to Mental Health America for approval to utilize the bell for the Be Well Community Movement.
Designed by Riana Clark, Presented by Burrell Behavioral Health
Designed by Meg Wagler, Presented by Community Foundation of the Ozarks
Designed by Avery Parrish, Presented by OACAC
Designed by Sarah Gatewood, Presented by Commerce Bank
Designed by Riana Clark, Presented by Sculpture Walk Springfield 2022
Designed by Adrienne Luther, Presented by Shelter Insurance
Designed by Michele Pierce, Presented by Least of These Food Pantry
Designed by Shannon Joy, Presented by Center for Music Therapy and Wellness
Designed by Andrea Ehrhardt, Presented by CoxHealth
Designed by Michelle Hadler, Presented by City of Perryville
Designed by Samantha Cox, Presented by Sculpture Walk Springfield 2023
Designed by Burrell Behavioral Health Clients and Staff, Presented by Burrell Behavioral Health in Southwest Missouri and the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Designed by Burrell Behavioral Health Clients and Staff, Presented by Burrell Behavioral Health in Central Missouri and the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Designed by Boys and Girls Club of St. Charles County, Presented by A.R.T.C.
Designed by Susie Dains, Presented by Springfield Police Department
Click below to learn more about the Southwest Missouri 988 Be Well Bell.
Click below to learn more about the Central Missouri 988 Be Well Bell.
Are you passionate about mental health awareness and hope to use your gifts and talents to change the world for the better? We are actively seeking talented local artists to design Be Well Bells for the Be Well Community Movement. Use the button below to apply!
Self-care starts TODAY with the wellness tools below, specially curated for you by the Be Well Team!
We have learned to develop a plan for emergencies related to physical crises and natural disasters. Our mental health deserves this same preparation. A Be Well Plan outlines what we do when we are in a brain health crisis.
The Be Well Community Spotify playlist includes hours of music that meets you where you are. The songs have all been featured as the "song of the day" in our community.
Visit the link below to purchase items selected and created to contribute to whole health wellness!
For most of us, we can only name a few emotions: happy, sad and mad. But there are so many emotions we experience in any given day. The Be Well Feelings Finder can help you expand your vocabulary, while exploring how you are really feeling.
Take a “Be Well Moment" during your day for short, brain breaks rooted in self-care, connection and evidence-based practices
Online screening is one of the quickest and easiest ways to determine whether you are experiencing symptoms of a mental health condition. Use the tool from Mental Health America to learn more.
Burrell provides behavioral health services and support for the whole family. Explore services below.
Burrell Behavioral Health Services
Would it help if we warmly connected you? Email us: bewell@burrellcenter.com
Enter your zip code into the Hope For the Day® resource list to access local programs ranging from housing, food, transit, finances, legal and more.
Have questions or want to learn more? Contact us today!
bewell@burrellcenter.com
Facebook.com/burrellcenter
Instagram: @burrellbewellcommunity
Twitter: @burrellcenter
If you or a loved one is experiencing a mental health or substance-use crisis, please call our toll-free 24-hour telephone line. Our team can help provide immediate assistance.
Southwest Missouri: 1-800-494-7355
Central Missouri: 1-800-395-2132
National Help Line: Call or Text 988
