05/07/2026
We’re incredibly grateful to be part of a community like Salem that continues to prioritize mental health and the well-being of its residents. 💚
This morning, one of our owners, Jay, had the honor of attending the Mental Health Awareness Month proclamation signing ceremony alongside community leaders and advocates dedicated to supporting mental wellness in Salem.
Thank you to Mayor Dominick Pangallo and the City of Salem for recognizing the importance of mental health awareness, reducing stigma, and encouraging access to support and care for all.
At Regulate Yours, we believe mental health matters every single day. We are proud to serve a community that values compassion, connection, advocacy, and healing — and we remain committed to helping create “More Good Days, Together.”
This month and every month, we encourage everyone to prioritize their mental well-being, check in with themselves and others, and remember that support is always available. 🫶
WHEREAS: May is Mental Health Awareness Month. In 1949, Mental Health Month was set up in order to raise awareness about different aspects of mental health; and
WHEREAS: Mental health is an essential part of overall well-being of all Americans; and
WHEREAS: it is important to raise awareness and understanding of mental health conditions; and
WHEREAS: Mental health can't wait. Taking action for your personal mental well-being, whether by setting boundaries, reaching out for support, or practicing selfcare can make a lasting difference. This Mental Health Month, prioritize yourself and explore the resources that can help you build resilience, manage challenges, and thrive, and
WHEREAS: For Mental Health Awareness Month 2026, Mental Health America's theme is "More Good Days, Together” and encourages us all to reflect on what a “good” day looks like, both for ourselves, and for our communities. Together, we can use that insight to connect people to the right support at the right time, and shape advocacy, education, and community engagement to make more good days possible for all.
NOW, Therefore, on May 7, 2026, I, Mayor Dominick Pangallo, Mayor of the City of Salem,
do hereby proclaim May to be
***Mental Health Awareness Month***
in the City of Salem,
urging all residents to join in promoting mental health awareness, reducing stigma and supporting those in need.