Crawford County Mental Health

Caring for Crawford County’s mental health since 1961. Local, compassionate services for mental health & substance use.

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This Men’s Mental Health Month, we want men to know: you do not have to earn support by carrying everything alone.

Asking for help is not weakness.

If you or someone you know is in crisis, call/text 988 or call 620-232-SAVE.

#mensmentalhealthmonth

[Crawford County Mental Health @cmhccc]

Summer Challenger kicks off Monday, and this crew is ready.

Program Coordinator Jaimi Dodson and her staff spent the week training and preparing for summer.

Challenger helps youth build problem-solving, social, leisure, health, and relationship skills.

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A little laughter, a little sugar, and a whole lot of staff willing to be photographed with donuts.

Happy National Donut Day.

[Crawford County Mental Health @cmhccc]

Real Men. Real Conversations.

For men, opening up can be the hardest part. Talking with someone you trust can be one of the most important steps you take for your mental health.

This Men’s Mental Health Month, make room for conversations that matter.

#mensmentalhealthmonth

[Crawford County Mental Health @cmhccc]

PTSD is more than a phrase for a hard day. It can affect how someone feels, sleeps, connects with others, and moves through daily life.

If trauma or PTSD symptoms are affecting your life, please reach out. You do not have to carry it alone.

#PTSDAwarenessMonth

[Crawford County Mental Health @cmhccc]

Yes, the bike was a little small.

But since it’s World Bicycle Day, here’s a reminder: just 20 minutes spent outdoors can help lower stress and improve your mood.

Take a ride, go for a walk, or simply spend a few minutes outside today.

#WorldBicycleDay #MentalHealth

[Crawford County Mental Health @cmhccc]

This Men’s Mental Health Month: speaking up is strength.

Nearly 39,000 men die by suicide each year in the U.S.

To the men reading this: you don’t have to hit a breaking point before asking for help.

Man up? Speak up.

In crisis? Call/text 988 or 620-232-SAVE.

[Crawford County Mental Health @cmhccc]

🍓 June Work Anniversaries 🍓

Thank you for the time, care, and dedication you continue to share with our organization and the people we serve. Your work makes a difference, and we are grateful to have you as part of our team.

Congratulations on another year of service!

[Crawford County Mental Health @cmhccc]

Not all wounds are visible, and not all healing looks the same.

PTSD can stem from many kinds of traumatic experiences, and every story is different. This PTSD Awareness Month, let’s lead with compassion and remind others that support is available.

#PTSDAwarenessMonth

[Crawford County Mental Health @cmhccc]

We’re proud to share more about our autism services at the Sunshine Center.

Through grant support and our partnership with SEK Interlocal, CCMHC brings together autism treatment, behavioral health services and education.

Read more: https://t.co/YvUWHxFZo3

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A thought to carry with you✨☕️

This May, remind yourself that healing isn’t linear and that is okay.
#MHAM #Coffee #Mentalhealthawareness

[Crawford County Mental Health @cmhccc]

We had the opportunity to sit down with Leah as she shared the journey behind Signet Coffee Roasters, the growth of their business, why supporting mental health awareness is important to them, and what they hope people take with them beyond their morning cup of coffee💚

#MHAM

[Crawford County Mental Health @cmhccc]

A thought to carry with you✨☕️

This May is a reminder to pause, breathe, and remember it is okay to slow down.
#MHAM #Coffee #Mentalhealthawareness

[Crawford County Mental Health @cmhccc]

For years, Brad and Andra Stefanoni have helped create spaces in our community where people feel welcome, connected, and seen.

This Mental Health Awareness Month, we were grateful to once again partner with them on our coffee sleeve campaign.
#endthestigma #MHAM

[Crawford County Mental Health @cmhccc]

A thought to carry with you✨☕️

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and incase you needed a reminder: Be proud of how far you’ve came, progress isn’t always loud, but it is there.
#MHAM #Coffee #Mentalhealthawareness

[Crawford County Mental Health @cmhccc]

Myths like this can do real harm.

Mental health conditions are medically recognized and affect millions of people every year. They’re not a sign of weakness.

Understanding the facts helps create space for support.

#MentalHealthAwarenessMonth #EndTheStigma

[Crawford County Mental Health @cmhccc]

✨ Life moves fast. It gets busy, loud, and overwhelming.

But you’re allowed to slow down, take a breath, and reset.
#MHAM #Slowdown #Mentalhealthawareness

[Crawford County Mental Health @cmhccc]

Mental health challenges are more common than many people realize.

1 in 5 adults experience them each year, which means it likely affects someone you know, work with, or care about.

You are not alone, and support is available. 💚

#MentalHealthAwarenessMonth #EndTheStigma

[Crawford County Mental Health @cmhccc]

Support can show up in simple ways 💚

This month, our team is joining alongside McKay Street Coffeehouse, Signet Coffee & The Balkan to bring mental health conversations into everyday moments.

A coffee. A smoothie. A quick stop.

#MentalHealthAwarenessMonth #EndTheStigma #CCMHC

[Crawford County Mental Health @cmhccc]

☕️ Something meaningful is making its way into your daily routine this month

We’ve partnered with McKay Street Coffeehouse, @SignetCoffee & The Balkan to share mental health messages on custom coffee sleeves.

Sparking conversation. Reducing stigma.

#MentalHealthAwarenessMonth