Beckett Springs

We had a meeting and tour with Talwanda and Oxford Pantry and Social Services. TOPSS connects individuals and families in the Talawanda School District to resources and supports them toward self-sustenance and overall well-being.?

Mental illness can be devastating, but your condition does not define you. While it takes courage to ask for help, we offer compassionate, effective treatment that provides healing and growth. Visit our website to learn more about our mental health programs.

Is outpatient mental health treatment right for you? Our caring professionals deliver evidence-based therapy and support your needs on a schedule that works for you. We’re here to help you navigate life’s challenges. Call today to learn more about our treatment and schedule an assessment.

Beckett team presenting Help for Heroes? and trauma-informed care to the World Affairs Council with therapists, first responders, providers, and advocates from Ukraine. They are seeking knowledge about best practices for treating individuals exposed to war or conflict trauma.

Today is a reminder that globally mental health must be made a priority. This year’s focus is on workplace wellness since employed adults spend more time working than any other activity during their waking hours. Important factors like stress management, social inclusion, workplace conditions, and empowerment must be considered so that workers have a greater potential to thrive. If you haven’t done so, start making your mental health a priority today!

Thank you, Nichole, with Recovery Village, for visiting us and touring the facility. ?#CommuintyPartnerships?

Beckett Springs Business Development's community outreach continues! Here, Representative Carissa Piper is setting up a resource table at the Butler County MHARS Board and the NAMI First Responder Appreciation Game at Hamilton Joe's.

1 in 5 Americans experience mental illness; however, it affects everyone directly or indirectly through the people in our lives. It’s important to talk about mental health, to reduce stigma, and to normalize seeking treatment for a better quality of life. You’re never alone.

Like your physical health, your mental health requires regular care and maintenance. During this month designated for Depression and Mental Health Screening, take note of how you’re feeling. Seek professional help if you are struggling. Call today to schedule a screening with one of our licensed professionals to get the help you need.

Check in with your friends and know the signs. Changes in behavior, feelings of hopelessness, or withdrawing from friends and family can be warning signs. Let's stay vigilant and supportive for those we love who may be struggling. If you or someone you know is suffering, don't wait. Help is available 24/7.