To ensure that quality mental health & addiction services are available to all Preble County residents. The citizens of Preble County will be mentally healthy and addiction free. The Preble County Mental Health & Recovery Board is a non-profit agency that contracts and funds local agencies to ensure that quality mental health and addiction recovery services are available to all Preble county residents.
These services include mental health therapy & counseling, addiction & recovery counseling, housing for mental health clients, school-based mental health programming, community partnerships with S.A.F.E team, Substance Abuse Prevention Partnership, PC Suicide Coalition, Crisis Intervention, Mental Health First Aid, and 24/7 crisis services.
These services include mental health therapy & counseling, addiction & recovery counseling, housing for mental health clients, school-based mental health programming, community partnerships with S.A.F.E team, Substance Abuse Prevention Partnership, PC Suicide Coalition, Crisis Intervention, Mental Health First Aid, and 24/7 crisis services.
Services
The Preble County Mental Health & Recovery Board contracts with and funds local agencies to provide mental health and addiction recovery services to Preble County residents. Plan for a system of care through partnerships with consumers, family members, providers, and the public. Empower clients by giving them a voice in the behavioral health system and allowing them to direct their own recovery.
Board meetings typically take place monthly and begin at 6:30PM. Board meetings are open to the public and community participation is appreciated and encouraged. Guests are also welcome to join through Zoom via the link provided or call in by phone. Please feel free to call (937) 456-6827 if you should have questions about PCMHRB Meetings.
It is our goal to provide quality mental health care and addiction recovery services to all Preble County residents. Locally, MHRB provides our residents with the tools and services they need to maintain positive mental health and wellness. Access for all to behavioral health services and resources can greatly impact a person's overall health and wellbeing.
In 2015, the Board was required by the Ohio Association of County Behavioral Health Authorities (OACBHA) to complete a self-assessment on our compliance with the Recovery Oriented Systems of Care (ROSC) plan put in place in 2014. ROSC is a way of thinking about service delivery for those with mental illness and/or addiction disorders that focus first and foremost on clients and family members.
The Preble Count Local Crisis Line is available to all residents 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Calling the crisis line will immediately connect you with a mental health professional who can help. You will talk to a live mental health professional who will assess your situation, and attempt to talk you through your crisis.
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