New name. Same programs, people, attention and care. Tri-County Mental Health Services is now Beacon Mental Health! While we have a new look, we're still offering the same nationally-recognized 24/7 crisis care, substance use and suicide prevention programs to our community in Clay, Platte, and Ray counties.
Beacon Mental Health
心理健康保健
Kansas City，MO 1,236 位关注者
Formerly Tri-County Mental Health Services. Providing mental health, substance treatment and wellness services.
关于我们
Formerly Tri-County Mental Health Services, Inc. Beacon Mental Health exists to provide prevention and recovery-oriented mental health and substance use services which are quality assured and responsive to consumer needs. In 1990, Beacon was established and is governed by a not-for-profit community board. Since its inception, the agency has progressed as a freestanding corporation and its growth includes ownership of facilities on the campus of Maple Woods Community College in North Kansas City. The agency is the primary safety-net provider of comprehensive behavioral health services to a community of more than 346,000 people who live north of the Missouri River in Clay, Platte, and Ray counties. Beacon Mental Health provides nationally recognized behavioral health services that include mental health, substance abuse treatment and prevention and wellness activities that include psychiatric services, therapy and outpatient programs, crisis services for individuals and families, and substance abuse programs for adults and adolescents. Our agency utilizes a unique provider network allowing the agency to deliver accessible, cost-effective services to 7,700 consumers each year. In addition to hiring agency-based staff to provide services to the community, Beacon outsources clinical treatment for behavioral health problems to professionals who live and work throughout the three-county area. This includes private practitioners, social service agencies, and hospitals. Currently, Beacon has a site-based staff of 93, a network of 112 individual and agency providers, and more than 500 volunteers. By using these existing community resources, the agency has assembled the most professional collaborative team in the three-county area and successfully minimized overhead costs, maximized collaboration The agency also offers 24-hour per day, 365 days a year crisis response.
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www.beaconmentalhealth.org
Beacon Mental Health的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 心理健康保健
- 规模
- 51-200 人
- 总部
- Kansas City，MO
- 类型
- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 1990
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主要
获取路线
3100 NE 83rd St
US，MO，Kansas City，64119
Beacon Mental Health员工
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Check out CADCA's screening of Screenagers Under The Influence: Addressing Vaping, Drugs, and Alcohol, on December 5th at 11am or 2pm CT. From the Screenagers documentary series, this film explores the impacts of the digital age on teens' decision-making in relation to substances like vaping, drugs, and alcohol. More details below!
Save the date! Join CADCA on December 5th for a special screening of Screenagers – Under the Influence: Addressing Vaping, Drugs & Alcohol in the Digital Age. This powerful documentary explores how the digital age impacts teens' substance-related decision-making and offers solutions to empower them. Screening Times: -Noon ET / 9 AM PT -Noon PT / 3 PM ET This event is designed for coalition professionals to evaluate the film's potential for their communities. Watch the trailer and register for your preferred time today! Learn more and register here: https://lnkd.in/eCejjs2Q
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The holidays should be a time of joy for every child.???? Here at Beacon, we’re working to make sure the children and families in our services have a beautiful holiday season filled with food, gifts, and love. Your donation, big or small, can make a real difference in bringing holiday cheer to these kids. Help us spread some holiday magic this season!? https://ow.ly/LONr50U4kSP
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The State of Missouri Substance Use Prevention Conference took place November 12 through November 14 in St. Louis.?The Northland was well represented with 28 coalition members and Beacon staff members in attendance.?During the conference there were a variety of breakout sessions that were led by some of our own Beacon Staff.?Laura Bruce educated us all on “How to Get to Consensus” within our collaborations and meetings.?Rebecca Kimmerle and Meagan Nielsen provided tips and tricks on “Crafting Compelling Curriculum” as they shared ways to engage youth of all ages in our schools. Additionally, Beacon Prevention Team was spotlighted by Mental Health First Aid of Missouri for their abilities to build collaboration with non-traditional partners.?Overall, the conference was quite successful in showing the amazing work of Beacon Mental Health staff and many others across the state. ?
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Today is International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day—a day to honor those who have lost someone to suicide. For survivors, the grief can be overwhelming, and healing is a journey. It’s important to remember that you don’t have to walk that path alone. If you or someone you know is a survivor of suicide loss, support is available. Sharing your story, connecting with others, and accessing resources can bring comfort and healing. Let’s stand together in remembrance and support for all those touched by suicide loss. You are not alone.?? #SurvivorOfSuicideLossDay #YouAreNotAlone
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For this #MentalHealthMonday, let’s practice gratitude together!?? ?? What is something or someone you’re grateful for that brings comfort and peace into your life? Gratitude helps shift our focus to the positive, even during difficult times. Reflect on this today and notice how it changes your mood. #Gratitude #MentalHealthMatters
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Today is the International Day of Tolerance, a reminder that respect, understanding, and acceptance are key to building a more peaceful and inclusive world. In a world filled with diversity, embracing tolerance helps foster mental well-being for everyone. When we create safe spaces for different perspectives and identities, we contribute to a more compassionate and supportive society. Let’s celebrate our differences and commit to practicing tolerance every day. Together, we can build a kinder world.?? #InternationalDayOfTolerance #MentalHealthMatters
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?? Get to know our latest employee spotlight, Madelaine Stimac, MS, PLPC! Maddie is a School-Based Therapist in Excelsior Springs. She's from KC and has worked for nonprofit organizations for the majority of her career. https://ow.ly/XRfb50TXuC2
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In case you missed it, last night we were honored to receive a Gold Philly Award from Nonprofit Connect ?? Thanks to all who supported our 2023 rebrand to Beacon Mental Health and contributed to this achievement!
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