Mental Health and Recovery
in Ashland County
Providing support, direction, and resources for help, hope, and healing mental health and substance use disorders in the Ashland County community.
-
Keeping Ashland Healthy – The Podcast
Episode #67 –ACCADA Prevention
Executive Director David Ross provides the latest updates on local and national issues related to the opioid epidemic. Director Ross talks about Celebrate Recovery, Ohio’s Prevention Conference, the recent drop in overdoses and overdose deaths, challenges posed by “dual-use chemicals,” and the Ohio Chamber of Commerce Opioid Toolkit. Finally, Mr. Ross defines medication-assisted treatment – what it is and what it’s not. For more information, call the Board at 419.281.3139.
-
MHRB Annual Luncheon
Get a mug at no cost when you attend the MHRB Annual Luncheon!
The Mental Health and Recovery Board of Ashland County is promoting the “Keeping Ashland Healthy Podcast” and “Overdose Awareness”. The Podcast is an educational tool to keep the community up to date on the latest mental health issues and topics.
-
Newsletter
The October/November Newsletter was emailed at the beginning of this month, if you didn’t get it, see it here.
What you will find:
- Thank you, Suicide Prevention and Awareness participants.
- Invite to MHRB Annual Luncheon Oct 23
- October 10 World Mental Health Day Events
- Mental Health Wellbeing Information for all
- National Military Family Month
-
Upcoming Events
Sept. 15-21 Ashland County Fair
Sept. 18 Resilience Film Loudonville
Sept. 29 Suicide Prevention Awareness Walk
Oct. 1-5 Loudonville Street Fair
Oct. 23 Mental Health & Recovery Board of Ashland County Annual Lunch
Make Change Happen
Whether you’re looking for resources to help yourself or a loved one through a difficult season of their lives or you’re someone who works professionally to meet the needs of Ashland County residents, we’re here to support you. Turn to the Mental Health and Recovery Board of Ashland County for information, events, and advocacy to build a stronger and healthier community.
Looking for service providers?
There are a wide variety of counselors, therapists, psychiatrists, and other service providers throughout Ashland County who are here to help you navigate mental health issues and find help for substance use disorders. Use this guide to find the appropriate service provider for you.
Resources for Behavioral Health Professionals
Advance your education and stay informed about serving the citizens of Ashland County.
Resources for Loved Ones
Help the loved ones in your life find the support and services they need to find hope and healing.
Resources for Yourself
Access the help you need to take the right next step forward for a healthier and happier life.
The Mental Health and Recovery Board of Ashland County is composed of 18 citizen volunteers who care deeply about the health and wellbeing of the community of Ashland County.
Learn more about who we are, what we believe, and how we work.
Blog
-
Overdose Awareness: A Call to Action for Ashland County
Come together to support our friends and family members who are affected by substance use disorders in Ashland County. -
Save Lives with QPR: Ashland County’s No-Cost Suicide Prevention Training
Learn how QPR Gatekeeper Training empowers people to prevent suicide. This free, hour-long training can save lives and is accessible to everyone in Ashland County. -
The Art of Healing: Join Dr. Katherine Jackson and Others at the 15th Annual Pat Risser RSVP Conference
The 15th Annual Pat Risser RSVP Conference will explore “The Art of Wellness,” featuring guest speaker Dr. Katherine Jackson. -
When the Holidays Hurt: Hope for the Hardest Time of the Year
Grieving during the holidays? You’re not alone. Find support to navigate this tough time for yourself and grieving loved ones with these tips from the Mental Health & Recovery Board of Ashland County. -
Guys, the Struggle Is Real: Your Mental Health Matters
Young men between the ages of 18 and 25 are facing unique mental health challenges. Guys, here’s what you’re up against and what you can do to support your mental health. -
How to Stop a Mass Shooting Epidemic
The Ashland University Symposium Against Indifference kicked off its 2023-2024 season with a presentation by Dr. Jillian Peterson, co-author of The Violence Project. This year’s Symposium features speakers addressing different aspects of the mental health crisis.