CROSS MHDS Region
CROSS is a Mental Health and Disability Services region that connects Iowans to help close to home.
County Rural Offices of Social Services (CROSS) is one of Iowa's Mental Health and Disability Services regions, connecting Iowans to mental health and disability services close to home. CROSS serves residents of Clarke, Decatur, Lucas, Marion, Wayne and Ringgold counties.
County Rural Office of Social Services (CROSS) is now Heart of Iowa Community Services (HICS). Follow our page to keep up with the latest about our mission and our services: Facebook.com/HeartOfIowaCommunityServices
CROSS MHDS Region CROSS is a Mental Health and Disability Services region that connects Iowans to help close to home.
On July 1, 2024, County Rural Offices of Social Services (CROSS) will transition to Heart of Iowa Community Services (HICS). It’s a change that will continue to bring mental health, disability and social services to the people of Clarke, Decatur, Lucas, Marion, Ringgold and Wayne counties under a new name. Learn more:
Taking the next step: CROSS joins Heart of Iowa Community Services - CROSS Mental Health Region On July 1, 2024, County Rural Offices of Social Services (CROSS) will transition to Heart of Iowa Community Services (HICS). It’s a change that will continue to bring mental health, disability and social services to the people of Clarke, Decatur, Lucas, Marion, Ringgold and Wayne counties under a ...
County Rural Office of Social Services (CROSS) will be transitioning to Heart of Iowa Community Services (HICS) on July 1. What does that mean for you? Residents of Clarke, Decatur, Lucas, Marion, Ringgold and Wayne counties can expect the same level of services, plus greater access to:
• Mobile crisis services
• Therapy in schools
• Jail diversion
• Crisis stabilization
• Crisis services
Learn more about HICS services here: HICSIowa.org.
CROSS MHDS Region CROSS is a Mental Health and Disability Services region that connects Iowans to help close to home.
The services and care you’ve come to expect and more. On July 1, County Rural Office of Social Services (CROSS) will transition to Heart of Iowa Community Services (HICS). Please follow us on our page here: Facebook.com/HeartOfIowaCommunityServices
CROSS MHDS Region CROSS is a Mental Health and Disability Services region that connects Iowans to help close to home.
Self-care is a great way to maintain or improve your mental health and can help you manage stress, lower your risk for illness and increase your energy. Here are some ways you can improve your self-care routine:
County Rural Office of Social Services (CROSS) will become Heart of Iowa Community Services (HICS) on July 1. It’s the same services and care under a new banner. Learn more about Heart of Iowa here: HICSIowa.org.
CROSS MHDS Region CROSS is a Mental Health and Disability Services region that connects Iowans to help close to home.
Father’s Day is a good time to talk about men’s mental health. Around 1 in 10 men experience some form of depression or anxiety but less than half seek treatment. Men’s mental health issues can be diagnosed and treated successfully by caring professionals in Iowa.
CROSS MHDS Region CROSS is a Mental Health and Disability Services region that connects Iowans to help close to home.
Stress increases the risk of mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, psychosis and substance use problems. Here are some ways you can alleviate stress:
A mental health crisis doesn’t have to become an emergency. County Rural Office of Social Services (CROSS) works with law enforcement in our region to keep individuals out of jail and connected to the long-term help they need. Learn more about our jail services program here: CROSSMentalHealth.org/jail-services/
CROSS MHDS Region CROSS is a Mental Health and Disability Services region that connects Iowans to help close to home.
This week is National Men’s Health Week. Studies show 40% of men have never spoken to anyone about their mental health and 29% of those men say they are “too embarrassed” to talk about it. Don’t be a statistic. If you’re struggling with symptoms, know that help is available.
CROSS MHDS Region CROSS is a Mental Health and Disability Services region that connects Iowans to help close to home.
On July 1, CROSS is transitioning to Heart of Iowa Community Services (HICS). Expect the same level of care under a new name. Learn about the services offered here: HICSIowa.org.
CROSS MHDS Region CROSS is a Mental Health and Disability Services region that connects Iowans to help close to home.
Learning shouldn’t end when summer vacation begins. Here are some ways to keep the kids engaged this summer:
Therapy helps maintain a healthy mind the same way exercise helps maintain a healthy body. Therapy should be a part of a healthy lifestyle to maintain mental health. Find a professional near you: CROSSMentalHealth.org/contact-us/.
CROSS MHDS Region CROSS is a Mental Health and Disability Services region that connects Iowans to help close to home.
June is PTSD Awareness Month. Help us spread the message that PTSD can be diagnosed and successfully treated by caring professionals here in Iowa.
A mental health issue can turn a routine interaction with law enforcement or emergency responders into a more dire situation very quickly. That’s why education, training and jail diversion programs are crucial. Learn more about our Jail Alternatives Program:
CROSS program works to keep people out of the jail cycle - CROSS Mental Health Region A mental health issue can turn a routine interaction with law enforcement or emergency responders into a more dire situation very quickly. That’s why education, training and jail diversion programs are crucial. County Rural Offices of Social Services (CROSS) works with area law enforcement and eme...
As the school year comes to an end, you might be wondering how to keep your child busy during the summer months. Here are some helpful tips to keep your child engaged:
Help instead of handcuffs. People experiencing a mental health crisis are most in need of help. We work with area law enforcement to provide immediate and long-term support. Learn more about jail services: CROSSMentalHealth.org/jail-services/.
Teens often experience stress and can benefit from learning stress management skills. Most teens experience more stress when they perceive a situation as dangerous, difficult or painful and they do not have the resources to cope. Here are some tips to help teens deal with stress:
Iowans in rural areas can face many barriers to reaching mental health services and other support that will improve their lives. You don’t have to drive a county or two over to get help. Find your local County Rural Office of Social Services (CROSS) location here: CROSSMentalHealth.org/contact-us/.
CROSS MHDS Region CROSS is a Mental Health and Disability Services region that connects Iowans to help close to home.
Feeling a little off? If you know something just isn’t right, the path to wellness begins with your local mental health professionals at CROSSMentalHealth.org.
CROSS MHDS Region CROSS is a Mental Health and Disability Services region that connects Iowans to help close to home.
Asking for help is not a sign of weakness. It’s one of most courageous things you can do. If you need mental health help, start here: CROSSMentalHealth.org/services-and-support/.
CROSS MHDS Region CROSS is a Mental Health and Disability Services region that connects Iowans to help close to home.
Spring sports can bring concussion concerns. Children and teens who show or report one or more of these signs and symptoms after a bump, blow, or jolt to the head or body may have a concussion or a more serious brain injury:
☂️ All of the services you expect under a new umbrella. CROSS is transitioning to Heart of Iowa Community Services (HICS) on July 1. You can expect the same level of care with a new name. Learn more about HICS: HICSIowa.org.
CROSS MHDS Region CROSS is a Mental Health and Disability Services region that connects Iowans to help close to home.
Those with physical, intellectual or other developmental disabilities deserve to thrive, not just survive. If you or a loved one is living with a disability, reach out. We can help connect you to services close to home that improve your quality of life. Contact us here: CROSSMentalHealth.org/contact-us/.
CROSS MHDS Region CROSS is a Mental Health and Disability Services region that connects Iowans to help close to home.
Mental health disorders can affect women and men differently. Certain disorders are more common in women, such as depression, anxiety and eating disorders. Not sure where to turn? We can help connect you to services close to home. Start here: CROSSMentalHealth.org/contact-us/.
CROSS MHDS Region CROSS is a Mental Health and Disability Services region that connects Iowans to help close to home.
Stigma prevents up to 40% of people with anxiety or depression from seeking help. For Mental Health Awareness Month, here are some ways to help fight the stigma surrounding mental health:
Looking for behavioral, mental health or disability support for your child but have no idea where to start? Don’t hesitate to reach out to County Rural Office of Social Services (CROSS). We have many children’s services for families in southern Iowa. Learn more: CROSSMentalHealth.org/childrens-behavioral-health/.
CROSS MHDS Region CROSS is a Mental Health and Disability Services region that connects Iowans to help close to home.
Students may be feeling the heat from peers, parents, coaches and teachers. The end of the school year can bring about added pressure. We can help you with short- or long-term mental health struggles like depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts and more. Don’t hesitate to reach out at CROSSMentalHealth.org.
CROSS MHDS Region CROSS is a Mental Health and Disability Services region that connects Iowans to help close to home.
Thinking about talking to someone about your feelings? Therapy should be a part of a healthy lifestyle to maintain mental health. Find a professional near you: CROSSMentalHealth.org/contact-us/.
CROSS MHDS Region CROSS is a Mental Health and Disability Services region that connects Iowans to help close to home.