Evidence base, trauma informed Mental Health training for grief, stress, depression, PTSD and anxiety . — Holy City Well Being Mental Wellness Training Group specializes in **evidence-based, trauma-informed care** to promote mental wellness and personal development. Our services address critical challenges such as **grief, stress, depression, PTSD, and anxiety**, while working to **lower burnout, decrease reactive behaviors, and increase mental awareness, self-care, and prosocial behaviors**.
We proudly serve communities in **South Carolina, North Carolina, and beyond training in over 18 states from 2024-2026**, offering tailored programs to meet diverse mental health needs. As **authorized Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) facilitators** and a trusted training partner with **WRAP Inc. &** **Advocates for Human Potential (AHP)**, we bring exceptional expertise and proven methodologies to every workshop, activity, and training we provide.
Our commitment to empowering individuals through recovery-focused, strengths-based care makes us a leader in mental wellness education and support, creating lasting, positive change in lives and communities.

“Providing Mental Wellness Training with a personal touch along with personal experience
Mental Health works with education on Mental Wellness”

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Holy City Well Being Mental Wellness Training Group (HCWB) is a nonprofit mental wellness training organization headquartered in Charleston, South Carolina, with an additional office in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. While rooted in the Carolinas, HCWB is a national organization that has provided training in more than 18 states, offering hope, direction, education, and development to individuals, organizations, and communities seeking to strengthen mental wellness.

Recognized as a National WRAP® Center of Distinction through Advocates for Human Potential (AHP) and WRAP®, HCWB is committed to delivering high-quality, evidence-based mental wellness education rooted in the Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP®) framework. This national distinction strengthens HCWB's role as a trusted training resource for advancing wellness education, recovery-focused practices, and practical strategies that can be applied in everyday life.

Our mission is to strengthen mental wellness by equipping both those who provide services and those who receive them with practical, evidence-based tools that promote wellness, resilience, self-advocacy, personal responsibility, and sustainable growth. We believe lasting outcomes require investing in the entire service relationship—the professionals and teams who pour into others every day, as well as the individuals, families, and communities receiving their support.

Through WRAP® training, engaging workshops, interactive activities, and HCWB-developed mental wellness programs, we address essential areas including stress management, grief, coping strategies, crisis recovery, self-care, emotional wellness, work-life management, and burnout prevention. Our trainings help participants increase awareness of personal stressors, strengthen communication and decision-making, identify support systems, develop personalized wellness tools and action plans, and build practical strategies for navigating challenges at work, at home, and in the community.

HCWB serves workforces, service professionals, nonprofit and community organizations, families, youth, young adults, and communities, creating opportunities for wellness education on both sides of the service relationship. By strengthening the wellness of those providing support while empowering those receiving services to actively participate in their own wellness, we seek to reinforce organizational efforts, improve sustainability, and contribute to stronger long-term outcomes.

Strengthen those who provide the service. Empower those who receive the service. Build healthier people, stronger organizations, and healthier communities.

Because healthier people create healthier organizations—and healthier organizations help create healthier communities.

Tune in to “Your Wealth in Your Wellness” Every Tuesday!

Catch Mr. Well-Being every Tuesday from 5 PM to 6 PM EST on OHM Radio 96.3FM for an hour dedicated to community support, resources, and inspiration with mental wellness at the forefront. This engaging show offers practical tips centered around a monthly theme, including Hope, Education, Self-Advocacy, Personal Responsibility, and Support—all aimed at enhancing self-care and mental well-being.

In addition to valuable insights, “Your Wealth in Your Wellness” delivers great music, infectious laughter, and uplifting energy to brighten your week. Whether you’re looking for encouragement, expert advice, or simply a good vibe, this show has something for everyone.

Listeners can join the conversation and enjoy the show by tuning in on the OHM Radio App or streaming live at www.ohmradio963.org. Don’t miss it—make mental wellness part of your weekly routine!

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Training NYU social workers through WRAP INC.

Great honor for HOLY CITY WELLBEING Mental Wellness Group to provide WRAP training to the Reverend Pinckney Scholars Program though Coastal Carolina Foundation in Charleston South Carolina. Here’s our contract Trainers left to right. Training Director & National Advanced Level Facilitator Marcus “Mr WellBeing” Stevenson, WRAP Facilitator Hope Wells, National Advanced Level Facilitator Sir-ron Fountain, WRAP Facilitator Karen Parson & Nick Billips.

**WRAP Sem.1 training with KIPP Metro Atlanta Schools** Staff

“ I use my wellness action plan daily. It fuels my mental tank. Everyone in the service field should have one. Often times individuals pour out and never refill. This reminds me of the importance of self care. Every youth, adult and parent should have one, especially in periods of transition… from home to high school, high school to college, from college to workforce, and from workforce to home life. Wellness recovery action plan is where it’s at.”- Marcus D. Wilson Stevenson, Co-Founder of Holy City Well Being