Proceeds benefit patient facility upgrades at Northwest Ohio Psychiatric Hospital and programs and services for members of TMWC. Thomas M. Wernert Center is dedicated to fostering growth in our members living with mental illness through peer support and by enhancing recovery with opportunities for education and socialization within a safe, welcoming and diverse atmosphere of trust and mutual respect that leads to a meaningful life.
The dragonfly represents many of the characteristics of what recovery looks like. The qualities of the dragonfly help people in recovery regain a sense of self that is not connected to a mental illness diagnosis and helps us to not self-stigmatize or place stigmas on others. The dragonfly reminds us to take positive risks in order to move forward and on with living.
The dragonfly represents many of the characteristics of what recovery looks like. The qualities of the dragonfly help people in recovery regain a sense of self that is not connected to a mental illness diagnosis and helps us to not self-stigmatize or place stigmas on others. The dragonfly reminds us to take positive risks in order to move forward and on with living.
Services
Kroger Rewards - Did you know you can support the Thomas M. Wernert Center just by shopping at Kroger? It's easy when you enroll in Kroger Community Rewards. Go to www.krogercommunityrewards.com, click "sign-in", log in, scroll to bottom for "Community Rewards", type in the box the number 90035, then click Thomas M. Wernert Center and SAVE.
Keep conversations friendly and appropriate; treat each other with respect and do not swear or use foul or negative language. If a TMWC vehicle is bringing you to the center, please be ready to be picked up. It is hard to give you a specific time you will be picked up, so please be patient for the driver to arrive.
Our art gallery displays the work of our members. This gives members the opportunity to share their talent and creativity, and instills a sense of pride by having their work enjoyed by others. The computer lab is available to help members strengthen basic computer skills, including using typing tutorials.
Are you interested in joining our dedicated staff and helping make a difference in the lives of our members? The Thomas M. Wernert Center (TMWC) staff is comprised of individuals with a wide range of experience and expertise, with most having lived experience with mental health, substance use, and other life challenges.
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Jim Martin Ii
Jun 12, 2019
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If this is the very best this p[lace can do then it might as well close down. I have been getting no answer on the phone and had a very rude attitude issue given to me by one of the staff at the front desk. We can clearly see the mechanisms for why people do not go to these places. If you want my advice and to proclaim to want to help people with mental disorders and all else with it. How about I don't know not be rude and ignore phone calls. Quit passing on responsibilities to an already over burdened mental health system in this city. Second point I would love to point out as well. How about
