Crisis Hotline: (419) 289-6111
Crisis Text Line: Text 4HOPE to 741741
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ACCESS Auction
Upcoming Event to benefit ACCESS (Ashland Church Community Emergency Shelter Services) WHEN: August 4 10am, WHERE: Freer Field Barn, 1256 Center St., Ashland. HOW CAN YOU HELP?
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ACE* Seminar
Catholic Charities invites you to a FREE event - ACE* Seminar, AUG 7 8am-12pm, Kehoe Center Auditorium, Shelby, OH. Learn how Adverse Childhood Experiences* impacts the workplace.
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Building a Trauma Informed Community
Leaders from the Ashland community talk about how the ACE study has influenced them, changed the way they work and the way they view the community in which we live.
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Summer Activities for Kids and Families
Enjoy some summer fun with your family at one of these activities compiled by the School/Community Liaisons of Ashland County.
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The Mental Health and Recovery Board provides support, direction, and resources to guide you to the help you need.
Whether you’re looking to address your own personal struggles, seeking help for a friend or family member, or working professionally to meet the needs of Ashland County citizens, you can turn to us as a source of information and hope.
There’s hope and healing for you,
your loved ones,
and our community at large.
Mental Health and Recovery Action in Ashland County
As fully invested members of the Ashland community, the Ashland Mental Health and Recovery Board is committed to hearing the needs and concerns of our community and taking action to help make change happen.
Trauma, Resiliency, and Recovery
Ashland MHRB has collected a variety of resources that are easily accessible and based on sound research.
Drug and Opiate Addiction
Information and resources regarding alcohol and drug abuse concerns in our local community.
Recent Updates
Many People Taking "Antidepressants" Discover They Cannot Quit
An article appeared in the New York Times on April 7, 2018. While Dr. Caplan felt much of it was good she also noted that it had significant problems. She sent the letter below to the NYT Editor but they choose not to print it.
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1605 CR 1095, Ashland, OH 44805
Office: (419) 281-3139
Fax: (419) 281-4988
Crisis : (419) 289-6111
Email: ashmhrb@ashlandmhrb.org
