Wishing you a safe and spooky #Halloween from your friends at Greater Cincinnati Behavioral Health Service! #GCBHS
#GCBHS supports the work of the Mental Health Recovery Board Serving Warren and Clinton Counties. If you reside in these counties please support the levy to ensure your community receives much needed behavioral health services. It's #NoNewTaxes and could save someone's life.
#GCBHS is proud of the work FIRST provides clients and their families. It's one more example of how important your support of mental health & recovery levies in communities like Warren and Clinton counties can make a real difference. 💚💙 #Vote2026 #YourVoteCounts #MHRBWCC
Every child deserves a safe space to heal. The #GCBHS PACT program in Warren & Clinton counties uses therapy along with creative outlets to help children overcome trauma. See how we’re making a difference: gcbhs.com/post/overcoming-ch… #LIFEchanging
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is a tool used by trained #GCBHS counselors to assist people who have experienced trauma by helping the brain shift negative thought patterns. Learn more: gcbhs.com/post/making-room-f…
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) emphasizes a skills-based approach to help clients manage emotions and behaviors. #GCBHS counselors teach life skills, while promoting emotional regulation and communication. Learn more by reading our blog post: gcbhs.com/post/building-emot…
Discover how Trauma Informed Care is transforming lives at #GCBHS! Dive into our latest newsletter cover story to see why this approach matters and how it supports those we serve every day. Read more: gcbhs.com/post/how-trauma-in… #LIFEchanging
Our special thanks to the Rotary Club of Cincinnati and staff from JSP Treasury and Core Asset Solutions, who helped paint community rooms at a #GCBHS residential support house. We also want to thank @McAlistersDeli for taking care of lunch. You are all #LIFEchanging!
On National Boss’s Day we celebrate our President & CEO, Jeff O’Neil, whose journey with #GCBHS began as a college student. His firsthand experience shapes his deep understanding of our mission. Thank you, Jeff, for inspiring us and always leading by example. #LIFEchanging
Check out our #GCBHS Fall newsletter! Learn how we use Trauma Informed Care to help people heal. We also discuss Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), and therapeutic approaches for childhood trauma.
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Today is #WorldMentalHealthDay! Mental health is an important part of our overall well-being, and no one should face challenges alone. Let’s continue to create a community where seeking support is encouraged and everyone knows that help is available. 💚 #GCBHS #LIFEchanging
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Survivors deserve safety. Survivors deserve support. Survivors deserve solidarity. Survivors deserve ACTION. For #DVAM2026 and beyond, #GCBHS is committed to showing up for survivors, always. #WithSurvivors #DVActionMonth
ATTENTION HAMILTON COUNTY RESIDENTS who were impacted by the severe weather which occurred between August 10th-22nd. You may be eligible to apply for federal assistance. Learn more below...
Financial assistance is available to residents & businesses impacted by severe weather Aug. 10-22, 2026. You can apply for assistance online or by phone. Starting Wednesday 10/7, you can apply in person at the Disaster Recovery Center. Visit hcema.org/SevereWxAug26 for more info.
#GCBHS wants you to know that #mentalhealth matters every day, but this week is special. Today we kick off Mental Illness Awareness Week (October 4th - 10th) to recognize what mental illness is, the research being done in the field, and how to reduce stigma. #LIFEchanging #MIAW
#RecoveryMonth may be coming to an end, #recovery is always possible no matter the place or time. The first step is to reach out. Erica is the #GCBHS Recovery Support Team Lead in Hamilton County. She and her team are always ready to help. You can call them at 513-302-0070.
Charisse knows #RecoveryIsPossible, not just during #RecoveryMonth. She and our team of #peers in Clermont County are ready to help you on your road to #recovery. Just take that first step and reach out: 513-302-0070 #LIFEchanging #CelebrateRecovery
September is #RecoveryMonth and we are recognizing the peers who work hard to spread the word that #RecoveryIsPossible! Thomas is new to #peersupport and the #GCBHS team. He knows sharing his story helps those who haven't started their recovery journey. #LIFEchanging
Sharing their personal stories of #recovery is what makes our #GCBHS peer supporters so effective at connecting with people who struggle with substance use and/or mental health. Jimi explains what recovery means to him. #LIFEchanging #RecoveryMonth #RecoveryIsPossible
Those who have lived through crisis or loss carry powerful stories, which is what makes peer support an important part of recovery. #GCBHS recognizes the work being done by our peers in mental health and substance use disorder. Thank you for caring. #YouAreNotAlone #SPM2026
It's #RecoveryMonth and #GCBHS is shining the spotlight on our peers who do an amazing job of helping people on the road to #recovery. Charisse supervises peers in Clermont County and explains how important their work is to someone struggling. #LIFEchanging #RecoveryIsPossible