Memorial Behavioral Health

After almost a year of unemployment, Jessica faced frustrating barriers that made success a challenge. Through our Individual Placement and Support program, she found more than job search help. She found a counselor who believed in her. Read Jessica's story and learn how the IPS program might be able to help you or someone you love. http://mh.social/1ej050Z2nOr

How Memorial Behavioral Health Helped Jessica Ransom Reclaim Her Career - Memorial Health Blog After nearly a year of unemployment, Jessica Ransom, 39, wasn’t lacking drive, she was lacking access. Until she found the Individual Placement and...

Don't miss our open house tomorrow (May 30)! Stop by 710 N. Eighth St. in Springfield between 10 a.m. and noon to learn more about how we serve our community's mental health needs.

Change starts small with a conversation, a kind word or a moment of understanding. We all have a role in eliminating mental health stigma. What will you do today?

Everyone has a role in ending mental health stigma. What’s one thing you could do differently today? Listen more, speak up or check in on someone?

Mental health is part of overall health. Each of us can help break the stigma through compassion, awareness and action. What could you do differently today to help someone who is hurting?

Getting started with mental healthcare is easier than you think. MBH offers in-person and virtual services for all ages, with walk-in availability for intakes. Learn more: http://mh.social/TErM50YUyq4 or call 217-525-1064 to get started.

Behavioral Health | Mental Health | Memorial Health Memorial Health offers a wide range of behavioral health services to children, adolescents and adults with mental health challenges. Contact us at 217-525-1064.

It's Mental Health Awareness Month, and Memorial Behavioral Health offers many services for adults & children. Call 217-525-1064 to learn more or to make an appointment. http://mh.social/L5sW50YS3B3

Behavioral Health | Mental Health | Memorial Health Memorial Health offers a wide range of behavioral health services to children, adolescents and adults with mental health challenges. Contact us at...

It was a great three days of training with the Sangamon Mass Transit District team. We appreciated the opportunity to come alongside and share best practices for how to respond effectively and compassionately in situations where mental health is a factor.

Shout out to Memorial Behavioral Health staff for partnering with SMTD to train staff on mental health awareness, deescalation, and resources available. Eight sessions in three days! Hopefully the beginning of an effective collaboration to address this growing issue in our community

Reminder: Memorial Behavioral Health's FREE training, Peer Support and Clinical Collaboration: Integrating Lived Experience to Improve Outcomes, is almost here! March 25th from 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. at the Memorial Learning Center. Earn 6.5 Continuing Education credits. Open to healthcare professionals & community members. Secure your spot today:

Peer Support and Clinical Collaboration: Integrating Lived Experience to Improve Outcome Memorial Behavioral Health presents this free training aims to strengthen collaboration between peer and clinical roles by grounding peer support...

Emily Legner, a director with Memorial Behavioral Health, recently presented Trauma-Informed Care training to Taylorville CUSD #3 staff. This training helps professionals shift their mindset from "What's wrong with you?" to "What happened to you?" and focuses on safety, trust & healing. Participants learned about Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), how trauma affects brain & behavior plus practical strategies for creating supportive environments.