The Columbiana County Mental Health and Recovery Services Board has been serving the residents of Columbiana County since 1969. The Board contracts with service agencies to provide treatment and support for persons with mental health and substance use problems. The Board plans, funds, and monitors a comprehensive system of mental health and substance use services for both children and adults.
Public accountability for the system is assured through a governing board composed of professionals, family members, civic leaders, and individuals recovering with mental illnesses and substance use issues.
Public accountability for the system is assured through a governing board composed of professionals, family members, civic leaders, and individuals recovering with mental illnesses and substance use issues.
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Marcy has a Master's Degree in Community Counseling and is dually licensed in the State of Ohio as a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor with Supervisory Endorsement (LPCC/S) and as a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor Clinical Supervisor (LICDC-CS). Marcy served as the Director of Youth Community Support Services at The Counseling Center of Columbiana County for over 29 years from 1988 to 2017.
Support the Board's mission to provide the highest quality prevention, treatment, and recovery services. Promote implementation and sustainability of evidence-based approaches for Board priority populations. The System-Wide Quality Improvement Committee serves as the oversight group for all quality improvement activities.
According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), stigma is when someone, or even you yourself, views a person in a negative way just because they have a mental health condition or substance use issue. Some people describe stigma as a feeling of shame or judgement from someone else. Stigma can even come from an internal place, confusing feeling bad with being bad.
Safety net for people of all ages who otherwise could not afford mental health and recovery services. Intensive home-based services for children with emotional disabilities and their families. Community-based care for individuals with serious mental illness in a supervised and supportive environment.
This resource guide was prepared by the Columbiana County Mental Health and Recovery Services (MHRS) Board. The following are resources on building assets and reducing risks in youth. The more assets youths have, and the fewer risks, the more likely they are to make good decisions about their health.
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Marley
Dec 18, 2019
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Marie
Dec 07, 2019
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Horrible experience! They set me up with a counselor who could not navigate the intake system so it took her 2 visits to get my information into the system. Then in the second visit when she was finally done with that and there was 10 minutes left of my session she flips her chair around with her notebook in hand and literally just stares at me. Saying nothing so I began to talk and she was staring out me with eyes bulging and acting impatient still not responding I said a little more then I told her I was done. So now they have the audacity to bill me for 2 sessions!!!
