Do you feel like your brain is on overload? Are you struggling to find a good way to relax or reset? This video is for the community, for anyone that may be struggling, or anyone who needs a little self-care. If that’s you, read on! During a pandemic, one way we can care for ourselves [...]
In an article we were reading recently about depression and the pandemic, we noticed the importance of “check-in calls.” Dr. Gary Sachs, from the Harvard Medical School, noted that not only are check-in phone calls helpful for those who receive them, they also help the people making the calls. After making a call, the caller [...]
Last week, we shared a list of movies with themes involving mental health. Thank you for the comments and suggestions received! Some nights, though, we may not be in the mood for a movie but want the old-fashioned entertainment or sensation of picking up a book, opening the cover and curling up for a good [...]
Mental Health Kansas City Metrowide Conference Our place of work is where we spend a third of our lives and many times we are defined by our jobs. For example, we’re often asked: “What do you do?” And, the people we work with become more than just co-workers. Yet, mental health issues are traditionally considered [...]
Rebecca Farley, the Vice President of Advocacy and Policy from the National Council for Behavioral Health, met with Tri-County’s leadership and toured the facilities this month (April 2018). Tri-County was eager to demonstrate the implementation of recent changes made at the federal level for leading providers of mental health services. Tri-County has been a part [...]
NEWS RELEASE - MARCH 15, 2018 7th annual Tri-County Heart and Sole 5K Saturday, April 28 at Zona Rosa KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Tri-County Mental Health invites the community to join efforts to raise awareness and reduce stigma for children and families challenged with mental illness at its annual 5K run walk. This year's Tri-County [...]
