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Mental Health Recovery Board of Clark, Greene & Madison Counties

Name: Mental Health Recovery Board of Clark, Greene & Madison Counties
Address: 1055 E High Street, Springfield, OH, 45505, US
Telephone: +19373220648
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Mental Health Recovery Board of Clark, Greene & Madison Counties

Mental Health Recovery Board of Clark, Greene & Madison Counties advocates for and supports a system

MHRB believes in:
- Creating and supporting Recovery-Oriented Systems of Care (ROSC). This means that we use creative approaches to prioritize the needs of individuals and family members and help people find recovery from mental illness and substance use problems. We uphold individual preferences and that there are many pathways to finding and sustaining recovery. This means that healthy environme

nts are just as important as individual change.
- Supporting trauma-informed communities. We recognize that trauma is a common experience and understand that creating safe spaces is integral to facilitating quality care and necessary to foster growth.
- Advocating for care in the least restrictive settings, while also supporting inpatient levels of care when necessary.
- Finding strategic, cross-system solutions by identifying a common agenda and using common language, by sharing data, by supporting mutually reinforcing activities, and by using continuous communication with system partners.

01/22/2025

Weekly parenting network group and classes are about to start up in Springfield. See more details in the flyer below.

01/16/2025

Nominations for Exceptional People Awards are still open! We have had a lot of great nominations come in for the exceptional people that we all work with! We still are missing nominations for a few of the awards so I wanted to bring special awareness to those. We are looking for nominations for:

• Carol Wichman Award - For outstanding Contributions to Mental Health In Greene County
• Jon "Charlie" Alder Award - For Outstanding Contributions to Mental Health, Alcohol & Drug Services in Madison County
• Delvin M. Harshaw Advocate of The Year Award - For Outstanding Contributions Toward Advocacy in the Community
• Beth Dixon Advocate of Youth Award - For Outstanding Contributions to Youth-Led Prevention

More nominations for the other awards are of course still welcome as well. The nomination period will end this coming Tuesday the 21 so act quickly! Follow the link below to nominate someone:

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01/15/2025

📣 Request for Proposals ANNOUNCEMENT! 👇

Mental Health Recovery Board of Clark, Greene & Madison Counties is open to receive applications to expand the Clark County, Ohio Mobile Crisis Unit. Details on the proposal are listed below. Please reach out with any questions.

01/13/2025

There will be a Building and Grounds Committee meeting this Thursday, January 16, 2025 at 10:00 AM at 1055 E. High Street, Springfield. The public is welcome to this Board meeting.

01/10/2025

Check out these free parenting sessions from Greene ESC. The first one is coming up Tuesday!

01/09/2025

Today is the National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day! Join us in taking time today to say thanks to our friends in blue.

01/07/2025

First responders stand ready to serve and protect their communities and citizens, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. They often sacrifice time with their families, their physical health and well-being, and all too often, their mental health. Using Bi-Partisan Safer Communities Act funding, we are pleased to announce free trainings for community-based licensed clinicians to prepare them to provide services to first responders (law enforcement, fire, EMS, dispatch/communications, and local corrections) and their families.
After attending the Achieving Competence in the Treatment of First Responders Training, clinicians will better understand some of the unique risks facing Ohio’s Public Safety personnel in addition to the resources that are available to them as members of the First Responder community.
Training Description Achieving Competence in the Treatment of First Responders:
This training series will provide clinicians with insight into the culture of working with first responders including law enforcement, fire, EMS, dispatch/communications, and local corrections. This training promotes cultural competence, provides knowledge regarding the ethical and legal concepts associated with working these populations, defines core proficiencies and terminology, as well as enhancing an overall understanding of how each clinician working with this population can do so effectively and competently. Upon completion of this training, participants will be expected to make arrangements with a local public safety agency (law enforcement, fire, EMS, or dispatch/communications) for a ride-a-long or observation period. A minimum of four hours will be required. Each participant in the training will be expected to provide documentation of the ride-a-long. The OhioMHAS First Responder Liaison can assist in arranging these ride-a-longs in the clinician’s home area. All trainings will be held in person. Participants must be a licensed counselor, social worker, Marriage and Family Therapist, psychologist, or Chemical Dependency Counselor. Graduate students in social work, psychology, and counseling may apply to attend.
Training Date: Tuesday, February 4, 2025
Training Location: Clearcreek Township Police Department, 7705 Bunnell Hill Rd, Springboro, OH 45066
Training: In-person
Time: Registration 8-8:30 am
Training 8:30 am-5:00 pm
Application for CE clock hours has been submitted for approval.

An application must be completed by interested clinicians. Training sessions will be limited to a maximum of 50 clinicians.

To apply: https://multiplicityofthemind.com/first-responder-training-application/

By: Friday, January 31, 2025 (please submit only the registration form). Applicants will be notified via email regarding acceptance to the training.

01/07/2025

MHRB offices are open today.

01/06/2025

Here's a list of places to get warm if you're in need in Greene County.

01/06/2025

Due to the inclement weather, MHRB offices will be closed to the public Monday, January 6th. Please be safe, everyone.

01/03/2025

MHRB is happy to announce the nominations for this year's Recognizing Exceptional People event are now open! Please nominate those Clark, Greene, and Madison county behavioral health workers you've seen do an outstanding job. We want to celebrate their impact on the community.

Please follow the link below or the QR code to the nomination form. A registration link for the event will be sent out to the winners and those that nominated them after the winners have been chosen. Please try to keep the event time open in case your nomination is selected. More details will be in the form.

Nominations are due by 12:00pm Tuesday, January 21st.

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/mhrbxp25nom

12/17/2024

12/16/2024

Impact Garage is a non-profit auto repair shop that offers low cost repairs to low wage earning individuals and families. Check out the flyer for more details!

12/13/2024

Check out these free classes for those who are close to individuals with mental health conditions from NAMI! Classes start January 11, 2025. See details below.

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1055 E High Street
Springfield, OH
45505

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+19373220648

Website

http://www.mhrb.org/

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We all deserve a chance at a healthy, fulfilling life. By voting YES on November 7th, you can help provide the necessary funding for mental health and recovery services in Clark County. We are grateful to McKinley Hall for the services and programs they provide to help give Clark County residents the recovery services needed to change lives. #VoteYESforMentalHealth #SupportRecoveryServices #ClarkCountyStrong #MentalHealthMatters

Mental health affects us all. Show your support by voting YES on November 7th for the mental health levy renewal. Let's ensure that no one is left behind when it comes to accessing quality mental health care. We are grateful for the work done at Mental Health Services for Clark and Madison Counties, Inc. in caring for the Clark County community.

"Investing in Our Future: Discover How Local Levy Dollars are Empowering Our Youth!" It is critical that we invest local dollars in our youth, ensuring they have the necessary resources and support for their mental well-being. It is a testament to our commitment to building a brighter future for our younger generations. 🌈 💡 Help us spread the word about this crucial levy! Share the video far and wide, and let's come together to support the mental health of our community. 🤝 💚💪 Together, we can make a difference! Let's invest in our youth and ensure a brighter future for all. Thank you, Beth Dixon, Prevention Education Coordinator of WellSpring, and the Springfield City School District, for your invaluable contributions! 💚💪

Today is our last day sharing a reacap of International Overdose Awareness Day this past August 31st. This special video is from our partners and community members of Madison County. Again, you will learn in this short 2min video; who our community members are, what made these events important to them, how they suggest we best educate our communities about overdose awareness and what they would like others to take away from these events.

If you are following along with us today is the 2nd video being released to share a reacap of International Overdose Awareness Day this past August 31st. This special video is from our partners and community members of Greene County. Again, you will learn in this short 2min video; who our community members are, what made these events important to them, how they suggest we best educate our communities about overdose awareness and what they would like others to take away from these events.

August 31st was International Overdose Awareness Day. Join us in spreading the message that overdose is preventable. Over the next 3 days we will share videos from Clark, Greene, and Madison counties highlighting the overdose awareness events in each county. You will learn in these short 2min videos who our community members are, what made these events important to them, how they suggest we best educate our communities about overdose awareness and what they would like others to take away from these events. We share a huge thank you to New Life Media Marketing & Productions for being behind the camera in this project.

Spread the word! The Mental Health Renewal Levy is on all Clark County ballots this November 7, 2023. Our RENEWAL levy, means NO NEW TAXES! By voting for the Mental Health Renewal Levy, you ensure that Clark County levy dollars are spent on Clark County residents. Have questions about the levy or need assistance? Contact Adam Kempf at [email protected] or Jennipher Brown at [email protected].

We are seeking a qualified candidate for a full-time temporary summer position as a Records Retention Intern. The successful applicant must be currently enrolled in an accredited college or university and actively attending classes. The ideal candidate will have excellent communication skills, both verbal and written, with strong interpersonal and presentation abilities. Additionally, a demonstrated ability to work collaboratively within a team environment, along with creative and organizational skills, is highly desirable. Knowledge of records retention or government records is a plus. Students from Library Sciences, History, Law, Information Science, Computer Science, Liberal Arts, or Business disciplines are encouraged to apply. The pay range for this position is $14.50 −$17.00 per hour. Interested applicants should submit their resumes to [email protected].

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Black leaders from across Clark County on why they're taking the Covid-19 vaccine.

Our friends at Clark County Combined Health District asked Black leaders from across Clark County why they're taking the Covid-19 vaccine. Their answers might sound familiar to you. What's YOUR "why" for getting the vaccine?

MHRB First Responder Appreciation Week Video

First Responder Appreciation Week might be over, but every day at MHRB we continue to recognize and support first responders in Clark, Greene & Madison counties as they work on the frontlines of addiction! Check out our TikTok video below and add your own!

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Our Story

At Mental Health Recovery Board of Clark, Greene & Madison Counties (MHRB), we know that healthy people create healthy communities—and vice versa. That’s why we provide help to those in need by connecting residents to the local care community, regardless of income or ability to pay.

We assist partners, stakeholders, residents, and anyone at risk of mental health or substance use concerns, providing pathways to mental health and addiction services for everybody and every family in our three-county area. We connect those who need it to treatment, while also creating prevention-prepared and recovery-oriented communities that are resilient, supportive, and trauma-informed.

Our dedicated board members and staff provide resources for prevention, treatment, and support, while upholding a community-wide safety net to protect families, adults, and children. Knowing that individuals who have basic needs met are more likely to get and stay well, we advocate for better quality of life and provide resources for basic needs like transportation, housing, and medication.

MHRB is one of 50 Boards that make up Ohio Association of County Behavioral Health Authorities, a trade association for Ohio’s Alcohol, Drug Addiction, and Mental Health (ADAMH) Boards. The association awards Culture of Quality Certification (COQ) to Boards who have demonstrated evidence of substantial conformance with the COQ standards and a serious commitment to meeting the goals of the COQ program. MHRB is proud not only to be a COQ-certified board, but to have two volunteer surveyors on staff.