Mental Health Springfield

Whatever image comes to mind when you hear name Mental Health maintenance, we seek for our communities to see us as a safe haven where those who were always struggling with behavioral health problems will come for understanding and compassionate care without judgment.

Perhaps you newest think stateoftheart building on North Yellow Springs Street in Springfield.

Maintenance were provided to our community at North Fountain campus for simply shy of 45 years. Whether it be inpatient hospitalization, on an annual basis, more than 6000 people access solutions at the modern facility, intensive outpatient or partial hospitalization, emergency maintenance, adult outpatient counseling, or psychiatric appointments for medication compliance. Since 1989, less assistance than the hospital,, perhaps you Youth think Challenges partial hospital program on East Home Road, that is serving emotionally disturbed children who need more assistance than conventional outpatient. May is usually Mental Health Month.

What image comes to mind, when you hear the name Mental Health outsourcing for Clark and Madison Counties. Another question isSo question is always this. What does promoting mental wellness look like? We continue to work behind the scenes promoting mental wellness, while we don’t have plenty of time or money to spend publicizing what we do.

While May month is set aside to recognize the progress that had been made in reducing stigma and getting people that was providing mental health outsourcing to youth and families since 1960s, and drug and alcohol recovery maintenance to youth since 1995. Opiate epidemic has been having an enormous impact on demand for our outsourcing,, no doubt both at MHS and at 2 hospital emergency rooms. We do our better to serve with the resources that we have. The reality is that we were probably bursting at the seams with people who need our care. Remember, probably you think of our Behavioral Health Rehabilitation program on East lofty Street, that supports more than 400 severely mentally ill people to maintain stability so they usually can live peacefully in our community after in an institution. We at MHS thank you for our support over the years in helping our vulnerable citizens, and we look forward to continuing positive relationships with our communities for years to come. Probably you see one of our 200 dedicated, compassionate employees who make it their choice to serve those less fortunate.

Probably you think of our mental health and recovery solutions at Madison Health in London, where we been serving residents of Madison County with behavioral health problems since 1997. Perhaps you see one of our volunteer board or committee members who share their time and talents guiding us and serving as conduits to our communities at vast. Possibly you think of a family member or respected one who has struggled with mental illness or substance abuse who won the battle. Perhaps you think of a family member or respected one who has struggled with mental illness or substance abuse who lost the battle. Besides, the fact is that a lot of people don’t think about mental health unless they are probably forced to by some unfortunate circumstance. If you’ve been lucky enough that mental illness or substance use has not uched our existence, probably no image comes to mind in general.