Mental Health & Recovery Board
With 21 member agencies throughout the three-county area, the Mental Health & Recovery Board is well positioned to provide all citizens of Clark, Greene and Madison Counties convenient access to the mental health, alcohol and other drug addiction treatment, prevention and support services they need. MHRB and its member agencies are committed to providing the community with the highest quality of care.
Current News & Information
- Mental Health Screening
- SAMHSA - Working definition of "recovery"
- Board's FY 2011 Audit Available
- Updated Schedule for Committee & Board Meetings
24 - Hour Crisis Services:
Mental Health Services
Clark County - 937-399-9500
TCN Behavioral Health Services, Inc.
Greene County - 937-376-8701
Mental Health & Alcohol/Drug Services
Madison County - 740-852-6256
One in five Americans experienced mental illness this past year
A new national report reveals that 45.9 million American adults aged 18 or older, or 20 percent of this age group, experienced mental illness in the past year. The rate of mental illness was more than twice as high among those aged 18 to 25 (29.9 percent) than among those aged 50 and older (14.3 percent).
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Many with mental illness go without treatment
Although about 20% of American adults (45.9 million) reported any mental illness in 2010, only 39.2% of that group said they got treatment, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration report shows.
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MHRB Initiatives
The MHRB is continuing to promote the Mental Health well-being and Addiction free lives of our local citizens. By developing better communications, partnering with the PAXIS Institute and incorporating the techniques used in "Feedback Informed Treatment", our board is advancing our efforts for recovery. Please review our MHRB Initiatives guide for more details of our latest developments.
At MHRB, our Core Beliefs include:
- Mental illness and addiction are illnesses that touch everyone they contact.
- Treatment works. Recovery is possible and life saving.
- People are best served when they participate actively in their treatment and recovery.
View our video testimonials on the next page and for more client recovery stories, see our Newsletters
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