Behavioral Health Care available with no appointment necessary.
Located at Catalyst Life Services in Mansfield – Hours vary and are subject to change. Click here for current hours of operation, services available, and for other important information.
JOIN THE COMMUNITY IN PROMOTING MAY IS MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS MONTH
The theme for May is Mental Health Awareness Month 2026 is “More Good Days, Together”. This May, the Richland County Mental Health & Recovery Services Board encourages us all to reflect on what a “good” day looks like, both for ourselves and for our communities. Together, we can use that insight to connect people to the right support at the right time, and shape advocacy, education, and community engagement to make more good days possible for all of us.
To promote Mental Health Awareness Month, the Board has complied a list of special events sponsored by local mental health and behavioral health providers as well as to inform the area residents of the mental health services available to individuals and families year-round. To access and download a copy of the Richland County Mental Health & Recovery Services Board’s “May 2026 Local Events and Services Calendar” please click here or visit our online Events Calendar. We hope you can attend an event and show your support for the dedicated and professional mental health providers and advocates that are providing services to those in need in our community.
The Richland County Mental Health & Recovery Services Board Strives to Provide Comprehensive:
Mental Health Support
The Richland County Mental Health & Recovery Services Board supports and advocates for an extensive array of mental health services through contractual agreements and partnerships with trusted local service providers.
In addition to funding and oversight, the Board promotes these community providers through the Richland Recovery Network, an online resource that helps individuals and families efficiently locate mental health services that best meet their needs.
Through these contracts and partnerships, the Board maintains a strong and coordinated continuum of care that supports Richland County residents through all stages of life. These agencies provide services such as mental health assessments, evidence‑based treatment and programming, and ongoing supportive services.
To view the Board’s complete list of the local contract and partner providers or to access the Richland Recovery Network website, please click below.
In addition to funding and oversight, the Board collaborates with many of these local providers to support the Richland Recovery Network, an online resource that helps individuals and families efficiently locate mental health services that best meet their needs.
Through strong partnerships and contractual agreements with local addiction support providers, we offer a broad continuum of care, ensuring individuals and families can access appropriate treatment when and where they need it.
The services supported by the Board are designed to meet individuals at different stages of recovery and address a variety of treatment needs and include diagnostic assessment, in-person and virtual appointments, and inpatient and outpatient services.
To view our complete list of the local contract and partner providers or to access the Richland Recovery Network website, please click below.
The Richland County Mental Health & Recovery Services Board invests in and prioritizes behavioral health prevention efforts through partnerships and agreements with local organizations to provide education and early intervention services in our community. Behavioral health prevention includes both mental health and substance use initiatives, with a focus on reducing risk factors and promoting overall wellness across the community.
In addition to funding and support, the Board works alongside community partners to advance prevention strategies that reach individuals and families before more intensive services are needed. Through these collaborative efforts, the Board strengthens a proactive approach to care that emphasizes education, awareness, and early support for Richland County residents.
To learn more about local prevention efforts available on the Richland Recovery Network or to access a copy of the Board’s current One-Pager, please click below.
The Richland County Mental Health & Recovery Services Board provides a variety of training opportunities to support the ongoing professional development of behavioral health providers and others helping those in need within the community. These trainings are designed to help professionals stay current with best practices while earning continuing education hours locally. The Board is committed to expanding local access to quality education and strengthening the behavioral health workforce across Richland County.
Trainings are approved through the Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, and Marriage and Family Therapist Board and the Ohio Chemical Dependency Professionals Board. Individuals whose licensing boards recognize these credentials are encouraged to participate. Opportunities are also available for those seeking general training hours, even if they do not hold a professoional license.
To find out more about the Board’s scheduled training opportunities or to find similar trainings throughout Ohio, please click below.
Collaboration Improves Mental Health & Recovery in Richland County
Richland County Mental Health and Recovery Services is here to ensure that you have access to the mental health and addiction resources you need to lead healthy and abundant lives. We are trauma-informed and recovery-oriented providing a system of care when you are in need of help and hope.
Alcohol and drug abuse is widespread within our society. It affects many of our industries in many different ways. Although national, state, and local efforts have shown encouraging results in detecting employees under the influence, the problem of alcohol and drug abuse in the workplace remains to be a serious issue.
The word recovery is a general term that is used to explain a transitional time in life; whether it is an athlete recovering from a knee injury, a family member who is recovering from losing a loved one, a child recovering from a mental illness, or an adult recovering from an addiction.
The journey to recovery can be difficult for an individual with a mental illness and/or addiction. This can be particularly true for a youth or young adult who is dealing with a mental illness and/or addiction along with the everyday challenges of growing up.
When you’re facing mental health, addiction, or trauma, making the decision to get help is an enormous first step. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed. What’s out there? What can you afford? Who can you trust? We are here to guide you to the resources to help you get to where you want to be. Download our Richland Recovery Network One-Pager for important contact information.
