In collaboration with Judah Tabernacle and the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office H.O.P.E. Task Force, Southeast Healthcare will join other community providers in Operation HOPE 2024, a partnership that supplies resources and aid to individuals and families struggling with drug dependence, mental health issues, food insecurity, and more.
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We are pleased to offer our Family Matters program. The program is comprised of orientation sessions led by expert speakers on topics including who Southeast is and what we do, self-care and wellness for family and friends, understanding mental health and addiction, the role of advocacy, and more.
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Southeast Healthcare’s Rapid Response Emergency Addiction And Crisis Team (RREACT) will be honored at the 2024 Short North Arts District Gala in April. The Gala recognizes individuals, businesses, and organizations that have impacted the Short North Arts District.
Southeast Healthcare has received an Anti-Human Trafficking grant from the Office of Criminal Justice Services. The nearly $200,000 in funding will continue through the end of 2025 and cover several projects already in progress.
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Southeast Healthcare offers Coordinated Specialty Care, also known as Early Psychosis Intervention (EPI), providing individuals with first-episode psychosis access to treatment that includes cognitive behavioral therapy for psychosis; medication; case management; help with work and school; and support, education, and counseling for family members.
Southeast Healthcare Shares Signs of Psychosis & Early Intervention Services Read More »
An ongoing effort to help formerly incarcerated Morrow County residents reestablish their lives has taken a major step forward, with the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction awarding Southeast Healthcare a grant to establish a new reentry coalition.
Southeast Healthcare wins grant to Establish a Morrow County Reentry Coalition Read More »
Today’s fast-paced life has many challenges, including raising children, caring for aging or ill parents, fostering positive personal relationships, juggling work demands, and managing valuable time. As a result, our society is experiencing high rates of mental health issues, such as depression, anxiety, and chronic stress. Doctors, nurses, therapists, and other healthcare providers and workforce
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October is Prevention Month and Southeast Healthcare is committed to promoting the importance of alcohol and drug use prevention, especially among our youth. One of our prevention specialists, Elena Fisher, MSW, LSW, was interviewed yesterday on Fox 28’s Good Day Marketplace to discuss ADAMH Board of Franklin County-funded, school-based prevention partnerships and youth-led initiatives. In addition
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Southeast’s Rapid Response Emergency Addiction and Crisis (RREACT) team was one of 45 teams who participated in the NAMIWalks Franklin County fundraiser on Saturday, June 10, 2023. “Southeast’s RREACT team was honored to participate in this event as a way to support our mission in helping to bring awareness to mental health and its impact
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With May being Mental Health Awareness Month, we wanted to share some insights on the importance of having open communication about mental health and how to approach these conversations as a family, or with any young person in your life, in a compassionate, supportive, and non-judgmental way. Even though mental health struggles are common, many
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