ADAMH partners with the Columbus Division of Police and others to provide Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) trainings. CIT is a national best practice for first […]
Training prepares Columbus police for mental health calls Read More
For more than a decade, addiction controlled Jenna Langford’s life. She hadn’t held a steady job in years and found herself in a cycle of
Justice with Compassion: How Hilliard Recovery Court Supports Second Chances Read More
ADAMH CEO Erika Clark Jones and COO Jonathan Thomas joined Recovery Innovations CEO David Covington for the latest episode of 988 Crisis Jam, a weekly learning
988 Crisis Jam Highlights Franklin County Crisis Care Center Read More
More than 300 community members, private and public sector leaders and advocates gathered May 14 to celebrate a pivotal moment in Franklin County’s approach to
Ribbon Cut on Franklin County Crisis Care Center, Milestone in Mental Health Response Read More
The Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Board of Franklin County (ADAMH) is proud to support a wide range of prevention efforts that promote mental health
Youth Leading the Way: Fostering Mental Wellness, Prevention Across Central Ohio Read More
This is an opinion column. While opioids, stimulants and cannabis often dominate headlines and public concern, alcohol misuse remains an epidemic hiding in plain sight.
Alcohol misuse is an epidemic hiding in plain sight Read More
The Columbus Dispatch recently wrote about the Franklin County Crisis Care Center and the important role it will play in supporting adults experiencing mental health
New Columbus mental health crisis care center aims to alleviate overburdened ERs Read More
This story appeared in the Columbus African American News Journal. April marks Minority Health Month, a time to recognize and address health disparities among minority
The early days of the COVID-19 pandemic brought unexpected hardships — disruptions to daily life, overwhelming uncertainty and a sense of disconnection. For Andrew Bloom,
Bipolar Support Group Provides Safe Space for Understanding, Encouragement Read More
ADAMH CEO Erika Clark Jones highlighted ADAMH-funded community mobile response teams operated by Netcare Access in a recent Columbus Dispatch letter to the editor. Read
Letter: Non-police, mental health mobile crisis teams serving Franklin County Read More
