THE PREBLE COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH & RECOVERY BOARD
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    • Where Do I Start?
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    • Youth Mental Health Resources >
      • Bullying & Abuse
    • Suicide Awareness
    • Gambling
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      • Recovery Meetings
      • #EndOverdose
      • Drugs & Alcohol >
        • Teens & Drugs
        • Start Talking!
      • Heroin & Opioids
      • Detoxification
      • Ohio's Recovery Plan
    • Other Help >
      • Crisis Text Line
      • Domestic Violence Services
      • Food Pantries
      • Homeless Services
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Mental Health

Are you experiencing a crisis?
Please call our Preble County Local 24/7 Crisis line at 1-866-532-3097
OR
​Text 4HOPE to 741741


​Click the link below for a FREE and ANONYMOUS online screening for Alcohol misuse; Depression, Bipolar and Anxiety disorders; and Eating disorders.         
Free Online Screening
1 in 5 will suffer from a mental health related health condition at some point in their lives. Thankfully, our society is beginning to learn that mental health conditions are exactly that - health conditions. 

If our mind is not healthy, chances are, our lives are not healthy either. Mental illness affects relationships, work, finances, physical health, and more. 

There is no shame in wanting to be cancer-free - no shame in controlling diabetes through insulin. There should be no shame in successfully treating our mental health issues in order to live healthier, more stable and productive lives.
     Substance use and mental health often go hand-in-hand. Most addiction counselors will tell you that many who are abusing drugs and alcohol are often "self-treating" mental and internal wounds from their past; and until those wounds are recognized and treated, the addiction pattern will often continue.

Click on the links below for mental health news!

Mental Health America
SAMHSA
Surviving College Stress
College Suicide Prevention Guide
Crisis Line 1-866-532-3097    |    100 E. Somers St.     |     Eaton, OH 45320     |     (937) 456-6827        
Contents copyright 2017 Preble County Mental Health & Recovery Board
  • About Us
    • Who We Are & What We Do
    • Staff & Board Members
    • Privacy Notice
    • Board Meetings
    • Strategic Plan 2021-2023
    • OACBHA Declaration
    • Current Annual Report
    • Community Report
    • Grievance Process
    • Public Records Request Process
    • Contact Us
  • Crisis Services
  • Agencies
    • Where Do I Start?
    • Gebhart Counseling Solutions
    • My Neighbor's House
    • Next Step Living
    • Recovery & Wellness Centers of Midwest Ohio
    • Samaritan Behavioral Health, Inc.
    • Sojourner Recovery Services
    • Other Providers
  • Resources
    • Mental Wellness
    • Youth Mental Health Resources >
      • Bullying & Abuse
    • Suicide Awareness
    • Gambling
    • Substance Use & Recovery >
      • Recovery Meetings
      • #EndOverdose
      • Drugs & Alcohol >
        • Teens & Drugs
        • Start Talking!
      • Heroin & Opioids
      • Detoxification
      • Ohio's Recovery Plan
    • Other Help >
      • Crisis Text Line
      • Domestic Violence Services
      • Food Pantries
      • Homeless Services
      • Transportation Services
  • Sober Grid
  • Community Plan
  • Mental Health First Aid
  • Walk to Remember, Walk for Hope
  • Parent Project & WhyTry
  • Family & Children First Council
  • Community Resource Newsletter