The New Vitae Wellness Foundation was created to expand how we support individuals and families navigating mental health, brain injury, addiction, and recovery. Beyond care, the Foundation focuses on education, connection, and advocacy—helping communities better understand these challenges while creating space for real conversations, support, and growth.
What is the Mission of the New Vitae Wellness Foundation?
At the New Vitae Wellness Foundation, we strive to provide professional discussion, community support, research, and education to those in the behavioral health, addiction, and brain injury community as well as the public at large. Through the foundation, we aim to create a community that individuals, families, and communities can rely on in challenging times. We also work to increase connections between people to reduce isolation and stigma that can be associated with behavioral health conditions.
We often have events relating to the New Vitae wellness foundation. These events may include volunteer opportunities, education, and training on specific behavioral health issues, or discussions with behavioral health professionals. To learn more about our scheduled events, contact us today.
Our Vision:
At the New Vitae Wellness Foundation, we are proud to share our vision. These goals include:
- Expanding our reach by creating and growing community supports such as housing solutions, clinical and educational programs, and public health screening events.
- Mobilizing the community to increase understanding of evidence-based behavioral health, addiction, and brain injury services while reducing stigma through education.
- Strengthening our Network through staff development and research to ensure effective outcomes.
Our Values:
At the New Vitae Wellness Foundation, we know that what we value can strongly determine the direction of the group. As such, we have turned our focus onto a set of core values that reflect our mission:
- Collaboration with universities, organizations, businesses, and communities
- Education for professionals and the community to make informed healthcare decisions
- Innovation to bring new programs to those in need
- Accessibility to services for those with immediate needs
- Compassion in the delivery of a variety of health services
- Support for people with an array of challenges.
Most Recent Events
Mental Health Stigma Education for Veterans | New Vitae – February 2026
Get Involved with New Vitae Wellness Foundation
Through the Foundation, we’re able to bring education, resources, and meaningful experiences directly into the community—reducing stigma, strengthening support systems, and helping people feel less alone in what they’re facing.
Whether you’re looking to attend an event, collaborate, or learn more, the New Vitae Wellness Foundation offers opportunities to get involved and be part of that impact.
Contact the New Vitae Wellness Foundation today by using our convenient form or calling 610.928.5200.
Synching Your Mind and Heart: Emotional Intelligence in the Workplace Webinar – July 31, 2025
Workshop with Joshua Holi | New Vitae & St. Lukes Penn Foundation – October 17, 2024
Best Practices for Wellness, Mindfulness and Boundaries Related to Mental Health – December 7, 2023
Life Expectancy and Neurobehavioral, Psychiatric, and Emotional Changes after Brain Injury – September 26, 2023
The LGBTQ+ Community & Substance Use Disorders – June 14, 2023
Jeff Gould: Identifying Undiagnosed Traumatic Brain Injury – June 24, 2021
Emotional Regulation as Treatment for Suicidal Behavior: Training and Discussion – September 11, 2020
Heather Hayes: Nation Held Hostage-October 3, 2019
Resistant Depression Training-November 28, 2018
Kevin Hines’ Suicide: The Ripple Effect, Feature Length Documentary Film-May 11, 2018
Brain Injury: Effects and Interventions Training-March 22, 2018
The Opioid Crisis: Understanding and Awareness Training for the Public-February 27, 2018
Recovering from Military Trauma-November 13, 2017
Trauma and Addiction: Training with Dr. Joseph A. Troncale-August 10, 2017
Surviving the Bridge: Hope, Healing, Recovery-October 5, 2016
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Synching Your Mind and Heart: Emotional Intelligence in the Workplace Webinar – July 31, 2025
Workshop with Joshua Holi | New Vitae & St. Lukes Penn Foundation – October 17, 2024
Best Practices for Wellness, Mindfulness and Boundaries Related to Mental Health – December 7, 2023
Life Expectancy and Neurobehavioral, Psychiatric, and Emotional Changes after Brain Injury – September 26, 2023
The LGBTQ+ Community & Substance Use Disorders – June 14, 2023
Jeff Gould: Identifying Undiagnosed Traumatic Brain Injury – June 24, 2021
Emotional Regulation as Treatment for Suicidal Behavior: Training and Discussion – September 11, 2020
Heather Hayes: Nation Held Hostage-October 3, 2019
Resistant Depression Training-November 28, 2018
Kevin Hines’ Suicide: The Ripple Effect, Feature Length Documentary Film-May 11, 2018
Brain Injury: Effects and Interventions Training-March 22, 2018
The Opioid Crisis: Understanding and Awareness Training for the Public-February 27, 2018
Recovering from Military Trauma-November 13, 2017
Trauma and Addiction: Training with Dr. Joseph A. Troncale-August 10, 2017
Surviving the Bridge: Hope, Healing, Recovery-October 5, 2016
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