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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.

Appleseed Community Mental Health Center is offering trauma-informed yoga through Facebook Live. Learn more about this helpful practice.

Tom E Puskar, Times-Gazette.Com, Retiring health board director plans to focus on advocacy work

Mental health wellness advocates recognize the importance of access to mental health resources in our community and spread the word about the value of mental health wellness.

Here are the six tips to avoiding isolation and enjoying the holiday season while in a pandemic during the holidays. Adjusting your expectations may be the best one.

Staying Safe Boxes - how Ashland County is helping Ashland Seniors to Stay Safe.

Since the start of COVID-19, health and wellness providers have been trying a new form of appointments—telehealth. Learn more about telehealth wellness options in Ashland County.

In recognition of National Drug Take Back Day, the Ashland MHRB urges the community to properly dispose of drugs on Saturday, October 24, from 10AM-2PM at the Ashland Sheriff's Department.

Area preschools and daycare centers receive mask kits from Catholic Charities, which include masks for the children and stuffed animals wearing matching masks. Learn how this initiative is helping children learn the importance of wearing masks.

The school liaison program, primarily funded by Ashland County citizens and the Ashland MHRB have impacted the lives of thousands of students. Learn how you can be part of continuing the care.

The Mental Health and Recovery Board of Ashland County administers the public mental health and addictions service system in Ashland County. The board provides funding and conducts the planning and evaluation activities for services provided primarily by Appleseed Community Mental Health Center, Ashland County Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse (ACCADA) and Catholic Charities Services of Ashland.