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Organizations throughout Ashland County use Trust-Based Relational Intervention, or TBRI, to help children recover from trauma. Learn more about TBRI's principles and strategies for trauma assistance.

Jail-based services for treating substance use disorders significantly decrease death by overdose and improve chances of recovery. The MHRB of Ashland County funds MAT and other mental health and substance abuse services in our jail.

Judges can create a more efficient court and improve the experience of individuals who have experienced trauma by creating a trauma-informed courtroom setting.

It was hard to parent the first time around, but now you are trying to raise your grandchildren! Here are some helpful tips to teach your grandchildren how to manage their emotions.

Telehealth services provide flexible, convenient access to mental health professionals. See if this service is right for you.

There’s a shortage of workers available for mental health and substance misuse agencies. Here are a few ways agencies can attract workers to fill the gaps.

Learn more about the free, user-friendly app from the Mental Health and Recovery Board of Ashland County.

David Ross brings a wealth of experience and credentials to his new role as Executive Director of the Mental Health and Recovery Board of Ashland County.

MHRB of Ashland County is proud to introduce the Resilience Project YouTube Tool Kit to help caregivers understand, and support the development of resilience in children and youth.

In times of crisis, help is available from the Mental Health and Recovery Board of Ashland County, whether through the crisis phone line, text line, Healthy Ashland App, or QPR training.

Work-related stress is a serious problem that can be alleviated with problem solving, breaks, self-care, and support. Ashland MHRB provides recourse and partnerships to find stress-relief.

Keeping up with the ever-evolving changes due to COVID-19 and the COVID-19 vaccine can be tough. We’re committed to keeping Ashland County residents informed.