Haya Shurayed AlSubaie
Johns Hopkins Aramco Healthcare Center, KSAPresentation Title:
building hope: Mental health as a community mission
Abstract
Mental health is not solely an individual concern—it is a collective responsibility that deeply influences the strength and resilience of a community. Communities are uniquely positioned to serve as a lifeline for those silently battling emotional distress. Schools, religious institutions, workplaces, and neighborhood organizations each have the potential to normalize mental health conversations, reduce stigma, and promote early intervention.
Mental health is essential across all age groups, as it influences emotional resilience, decision-making, relationships, and overall quality of life. Promoting mental well-being from childhood through old age helps prevent the development of chronic psychological conditions and supports healthier communities. Recognizing and addressing mental health needs early fosters emotional growth, productivity, and a sense of connection at every life stage.
By embedding mental wellness into the social wellbeing—through education, peer support, and accessible services—it build ecosystems of care where no one feels invisible or alone.
Ultimately, building hope begins with collective action. By championing mental health awareness at the community level, we sow the seeds for a more compassionate and resilient society. It’s not just about treatment—it’s about prevention, education, and connection. Through intentional efforts, we transform mental health from a private struggle into a communal journey toward healing, strength, and shared humanity.
Biography
Haya AlSubaie is a skilled mental health nurse with extensive experience in psychiatric care. Since 2017, she has been working at Johns Hopkins Aramco Healthcare (JHAH) as an RN Level 3 in the Behavioral Health Unit, managing patients with acute psychiatric disorders in both inpatient and outpatient settings. Her expertise includes medication management, therapeutic interventions, and patient-centered care, ensuring effective support for individuals facing mental health challenges.Her professional journey began at Gama Hospital, where she worked in the NICU/Nursery department before transitioning to mental health nursing. Committed to continuous learning, she has attended multiple training sessions, conferences, and workshops on community mental health, ethical practices, and psychiatric care. These experiences have strengthened her ability to provide compassionate, research-based mental health support. Beyond clinical practice, Haya actively participates in volunteer initiatives, including Etqan Health and the National Center for Mental Health Promotion. She remains dedicated to improving mental health awareness and advocating for ethical, patient-focused care
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