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The Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services of Montgomery County rolled out all new features for its web app which can now be saved to a device home screen for easy access.
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More than 4 in 10 people in jail experience some form of mental illness. That's why medical residents at Wright State University will be offering psychiatric care to inmates the the Montgomery County jail.
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Teenagers want their voices to be heard, especially about the problems they see in their lives. In Springfield, a teen-led group called BATS, or Bringing Awareness to Students, partnered with WYSO to make PSAs about public health issues in their community.
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Mental health experts urge people to talk about their trauma in the wake of the recent Beavercreek Walmart shooting.
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Most states are trying to figure out how to fund their 988 hotlines after the nationwide launch of the number last year. Ohio will fund its line through the budget, and there's a plan to make the funding permanent.
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A Warren barber is integrating mental health resources into his haircuts. More Ohio barbershops are planning to follow suit.
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Award-winning musical addressing mental health to be screened at Alter High School in Dayton.
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A new mental health and substance abuse crisis center will open in Montgomery County, Ohio. Recovery Innovations International’s new facility at the former St. Elizabeth Hospital campus will offer crisis, outpatient, housing and community resources.
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Researchers at the Cleveland Clinic are testing whether psychedelic drugs like LSD can benefit people who suffer from anxiety.
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Part two of the Behavioral Health in Ohio study was released on Tuesday. The study takes a look at different racial and ethnic groups and how they interact with mental health services.
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Beavercreek City Schools has received nearly $4.5 million for student mental health services. The grant comes from the U.S. Department of Education and will be spread over the next four and a half years.
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People can call or text 567-FOA-LINK (567-362-5465) to access resources that may help their loved one break a drug addiction.