Beckett Springs

City of Cincinnati Police Academy Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) Training Resource Fair

Juneteenth commemorates the Independence Day of more than 250,000 enslaved people in Galveston, Texas following the end of the Civil War and serves as an annual reminder of the work that remains ahead of us. We are committed to cultivating diverse and inclusive environments for our employees, patients, and community and invite you to learn more about this important day of freedom at Juneteenth.com.

Approximately 1 in 5 men develop alcohol dependency during their lives. Excessive alcohol use affects the person who drinks, as well as their family and friends. The good news is that alcohol dependence is treatable. We offer exceptional treatment programs designed to help individuals find the path to recovery. Call now to learn more.

Beckett Springs was joined by executive director Scott Rasmus and the dedicated team from Butler County Mental Health and Addiction Recovery Services. Their mission is to support mental health and addiction recovery in our community.

Learn more at www.bcmhars.org

Feelings of loneliness can happen even when surrounded by a roomful of people and may be the symptom of a mental health condition. If you live with persistent feelings of isolation and loneliness, we can help. Call 24/7 for a behavioral health assessment – a confidential conversation with one of our compassionate professionals who will recommend the right plan of care for you.

At the recent Dayton Miami Valley Safety Counsel breakfast, Nia Payne, our Director of Quality, Risk, and Compliance, emphasized Beckett Springs' dedication to safety for patients and staff.

Pictured alongside Nia are Sydney Ryan from Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce and Bill Hoying, our Beckett Springs Representative

According to Mental Health America, over 6 million men suffer from depression each year, and most male depression goes undiagnosed. This Men’s Health Month, take the time to get a mental health checkup. If you or a loved-one one is struggling, we’re here to help. Call now to schedule a confidential mental health assessment and take the first step toward a better tomorrow.

Being true to yourself brings numerous mental health benefits for us all; however, the LGBTQIA+ (le***an, gay, bisexual, transgender, q***r, intersex, asexual, and others) community often encounters stigma, discrimination and rejection when trying to live authentically. In this Pride Month, we recognize that members of the LGBTQIA+ community are at a higher risk for mental health concerns. We believe that everyone deserves supportive behavioral healthcare, so we provide a safe, therapeutic space for LGBTQIA+ individuals to address their unique challenges and live the life they deserve. Call now for more information about our affirming treatment.

Beckett Springs proudly sponsored Cincinnati's GCR (Give, Connect, Receive) lunch. Our CCO, Hayley Fahrnbach, and representative, Teresa Baker, highlighted our Help for Heroes® program along with our adolescent and adult Partial Hospitalization Programs and Intensive Outpatient Programs.

With over 50 mental health and addiction professionals coming together, the GCR offers a valuable opportunity to share community resources and connect people to care.

Celebrating National Donut Day with donut drop offs!

Jenilee Borek from Dayton 24/7 Now news covered our recent Mental Health Resource event. Click the link to discover more about the event and explore some resources shared.

Mental health resource event happening Friday for Ohio's Mental Health Awareness Month MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Ohio (WKEF) -- May is

June is National PTSD Awareness Month. Suffering through the pain won't make it go away. PTSD is treatable, and our Help for Heroes® program delivers effective, compassionate care to help you learn to manage your symptoms and make your tomorrow better than your today.

To learn more, visit helpforheroes.com

Beckett Springs was honored to be a sponsor for Mental Health America's 7th Annual Education Summit - Crafting Change on the Road to Recovery

At Beckett Springs we strive to build partnerships that help us to better serve the community. This month we had the chance to have a meeting discussing Help for Heroes® and su***de prevention for veterans and first responders with Jason Hughes, program manager and veteran liaison at Ohio Foundation for Su***de Prevention, and National Help for Heroes® partners, Angela Stevenson and Chad Merfeld.

June is Men’s Health Month, a time for conversation, advocacy, and support related to challenges facing men’s psychological, emotional, and physical health. Many of these aspects can be overlooked and undertreated, especially mental health. This month, consider talking to the men in your life about their well-being and encourage them to seek professional behavioral health or substance use treatment, if needed. We’re available 24/7 for support, assistance, and healing. Call today.

Thank you to everyone who celebrated Mental Health Awareness Month with us and helped Stop the Stigma by keeping the conversation going!

The community mental health event held at Dorothy Lane Market was a collaborative effort of Beckett Springs Dayton Changes, the Dayton VET Center, and the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office.

Beckett Springs Changes in Dayton, Ohio, is launching an Adolescent Therapeutic Day Program, starting June 3rd, 2024. Tailored for adolescents aged 10-17, our program combines summer camp-style activities with therapeutic support, offering Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) options.

Topics include:
Super Summer Kickoff: Sun, Fun, and Wellness
Mission Possible: Self-Exploration and Expression
T.E.A.M.: Together Everyone Achieves More
Legends and Idols: Character Building and Aspirations
Stand UP!: Resilience, Responsibility, Loyalty
Storytellers: Embracing Life's Opportunities
R&R: Rest and Relaxation for Mind, Body, and Soul
Inside/Out: Emotional Regulation and Coping

Contact us at 937.802.2150 for details or to schedule an assessment.

Beckett Springs Hospital appreciates the efforts of its employees to achieve corporate goals and fulfill its vision statement. Outstanding employees deserve to be recognized both as a reward for exceptional performance and as a model for other employees.

The Employee of the Month for April is Brandee, PCA II, for over three years with us at the main hospital.

Brandee was nominated because she is a hard worker and always helps her fellow team members out when needed. Brandee always goes above and beyond and is refreshing to work with! Brandee "does what needs to be done and does it with a caring heart." Let’s all join in congratulating Brandee for being nominated for April Employee of the Month. We appreciate all that you do for our patients and team Beckett!

Mental Health and Substance Use professionals collaborating to improve access to care, treatment, prevention, and harm reduction.
Hosted by Beckett Springs, Boulder Care, and The Fringe Coffee House

May marks Mental Health Awareness Month. Had a productive session with the 'Mental Health Committee' of the Montgomery County Drug Free Coalition. Together, we're fostering community awareness through these community events.

Call now to learn more about our outpatient mental health programs for young people. Early intervention produces the greatest outcomes for your child, and our compassionate behavioral health professionals are here to help.

Beckett Springs is proud to be a part of the first resource fair at St. Rita's School for the Deaf.

It was great having Susan Carruthers, Regional Rep for Youth Villages, come out and meet our clinical team and tour our facility.

Pictured here is Susan with Youth Villages, Hayley, our Chief Clinical Officer, and Cathy, our Director of Clinical Services.

May 21 – 27 marks the 50th anniversary of National EMS Week. We thank all paramedics, EMTs, and EMS staff members for their unwavering commitment to serve our community and help others in their time of greatest need.

It’s not good health without good mental health. Schedule an assessment today. We're just a phone call away.

Join us at Beckett Springs Changes (7909 Schatz Pointe Drive, Dayton, OH 45459) for an Open House dedicated to Mental Health Awareness. Enjoy free drinks, coffee, donuts, and snacks while accessing resources for mental health and addiction support.

Beckett Springs is honored to have sponsored OneCity for Recovery's Fiesta Gala

OneCity for Recovery is a group of passionate and concerned citizens united in our dedication to substance abuse recovery. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization in Ohio, they're committed to making a difference across Southwest Ohio, including Hamilton, Warren, Butler, Clinton, and Montgomery counties.

Pictured is the Beckett Springs business development team along with Mat Feldhaus from Charlie Health and Lynn and Mark Floro from Midwest Counseling Centers of Ohio.