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We will always remember the fearless actions of so many first responders on that devastating day. Today, on this 25th anniversary, we honor the lives lost & the heroes who responded.

Su***de is preventable. This World Su***de Prevention Day, learn how to recognize when someone may need help and where to turn for support. http://mh.social/MhRS50ZIQ9P

If you or someone you know is in crisis, call or text 988 or contact Memorial Behavioral Health's Mobile Crisis Response Team at 217-788-7070. ***dePreventionDay

Su***de Prevention: What You Can Do - Memorial Health Blog Su***de is the 11th leading cause of death in the United States, and there are an estimated 1.5 million su***de attempts yearly. But su***de is preventable. World Su***de Prevention Day, on Thursday, Sept. 10, helps raise awareness by talking about su***de and mental health.

Please note that our Memorial Behavioral Health locations will be closed on Labor Day. View all holiday hours here:

Holiday Hours | Memorial Care Primary, Memorial Specialty Care & Urgent Care At Memorial Health, we want to make sure you know exactly when we’re here for you during the holiday season. Learn about our updated schedule, including closures and availability.

Would you know the signs that someone may need help? Recognizing changes in mood, behavior or daily routines can make a difference. Learn when to seek support for yourself or a loved one and where to turn for help. If you or someone you know is in crisis, call or text 988.

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Su***de Prevention: When to Seek Help - Memorial Health Blog Millions of Americans struggle with suicidal thoughts or suicidal ideation. This can include thoughts of wanting to be dead or thoughts of wanting to kill yourself. Anyone can experience thoughts of su***de, and it does not always result in a…

You’ve got a friend PLUS a health partner. Dogs help reduce stress, encourage physical activity, boost emotional well-being & even create meaningful social connections. In honor of National Dog Day, learn how your four-legged friend may be supporting both your mental and physical health every day: http://mh.social/IbY550ZFfZE

Springfield resident Jessica Ransom faced a frustrating job search until she connected with the Individual Placement and Support program from Memorial Behavioral Health. Read her story and find out how MBH is helping people in our community with behavioral health conditions find rewarding careers.

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 Support program at Memorial Behavioral Health. The Springfield resident had spent months applying for jobs, but the…

When's the last time the men in your life actually scheduled a checkup? June is Men's Health Month. Add in Father's Day, too, and you can see the connection. Men are still far less likely than women to see a doctor each year. Our latest blog breaks down what screenings matter at every age. Worth a read & a share to the men you care about. http://mh.social/Bpwe50Zcmt9

Men Less Likely Than Women to See Physicians Regularly - Memorial Health Blog Celebrate Father’s Day by encouraging the men in your life to give themselves the gift of a checkup. June is Men’s Health Month, and according to...

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.