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NEW Withdrawl Management Campus in 2019
The Richland County Mental Health & Recovery Services Board is taking precautionary measures to ensure the safety and well being of its staff, community partners and people we serve. At the same time will be working limited hours with limited access to our offices. If you are in need of assistance please call 419-774-5811 or email us via the contact us link above. We will be monitoring email and phone messages.
If you are in CRISIS please call the helpline at 419-522-4357.
Collaboration Improves Mental Health & Recovery in Richland County
Richland County Mental Health and Recovery Services is here to ensure that you have access to the mental health and addiction resources you need to lead healthy and abundant lives. We are trauma-informed and recovery-oriented providing a system of care when you are in need of help and hope.
Click here for a printable 1-page version of our Contract and Affiliate agency providers.
Richland County Mental Health and Recovery Services Strives To Provide:
Hope
If you are willing to make a change, our providers will walk with you into a better tomorrow for you and your loved ones. There’s healing and there’s hope.
Compassion
We provide free evidence-based Addition & Mental health assessment through our contract agencies. These assessments are used to create your personalized treatment plan.
Clarity
Providing you with straightforward information we will assist you in navigating the system. Our agencies honor a no wrong door approach ensuring you find the right fit.
Privacy
All of the organizations we connect with abide by HIPAA Privacy laws so you can trust that your circumstances will be kept in confidence.
Find Help
Connect to the resources in our community
that can help you with addiction and mental
health and the health of those you love.
Get Involved
Connect to learn more about Richland County
addiction & mental health programs, people
and opportunities.
KNOW IT B4 U NEED IT
We want to help you know what you need
before you need it. We’ve partnered with First Call 2-1-1 to find the answers you need for services in Richland County.
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A Healthy and Drug-Free Workforce
Alcohol and drug abuse is widespread within our society. It affects many of our industries in many different ways. Although national, state, and local efforts have shown encouraging results in detecting employees under the influence, the problem of alcohol and drug abuse in the workplace remains to be a serious issue.
moreDefinition of Recovery
The word recovery is a general term that is used to explain a transitional time in life; whether it is an athlete recovering from a knee injury, a family member who is recovering from losing a loved one, a child recovering from a mental illness, or an adult recovering from an addiction.
moreWrap Around
The journey to recovery can be difficult for an individual with a mental illness and/or addiction. This can be particularly true for a youth or young adult who is dealing with a mental illness and/or addiction along with the everyday challenges of growing up.
moreUpcoming Events
Project DAWN Classes - 2020 Narcan Training In Richland County, Ohio
Project DAWN trainings teach attendees how to recognize signs of opioid overdose and respond with Narcan. Attendees receive a FREE Narcan kit at the conclusion of these trainings. Please call 419-774-4550 or 419-774-4773 to register for a class.
REBOOT Combat Recovery - CANCELED
For many combat veterans and first responders, the stress doesn't end when the deployment ends or the siren goes silent. Too often, the first to respond to the needs of others are the last to seek help for themselves following a traumatic event.
REBOOT Combat Recovery
For many combat veterans and first responders, the stress doesn't end when the deployment ends or the siren goes silent. Too often, the first to respond to the needs of others are the last to seek help for themselves following a traumatic event.
Mental Health & Recovery Services
Board of Richland County
87 East First Street, Suite L
Mansfield, Ohio 44902
Phone: (419) 774-5811
Fax: (419) 774-5816
