A Day in the Life of an MCO Counselor
How do you help someone in crisis without calling law enforcement or first responders?
How do you help someone in crisis without calling law enforcement or first responders?
I’d like to take a moment to reflect on my first few weeks at CommUnity Crisis Services and Food Bank as the new Executive Director.
Navigating the pandemic has been challenging for many, and you are not alone.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. This is part one in a multi-part blog series about taking care of your mental health.
After an intensive search, CommUnity Crisis Services and Food Bank is pleased to announce Sarah Nelson as its new Executive Director.
CommUnity Crisis Services and Food Bank has earned International Council for Helplines (ICH) re-accreditation for their Crisis Intervention phone, chat and text helpline services.
Trauma, in its many shapes and forms, is often caused by a single experience or series of events that leaves the survivor feeling anxious, depressed, shameful, or hypervigilant. The spectrum for what trauma looks like is as wide as it is long, but there are elements that tie all forms of trauma together.
It’s almost Valentine’s Day, a holiday that can bring up both comfortable and uncomfortable emotions depending on your situation. Loneliness is absolutely a normal and understandable feeling to experience during this time, whether it’s because of your relationship status or the number of friends in your life.
Crisis Text/Phone 988
1-855-581-8111
319-351-0128
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Emergency food bags are available at the GuideLink Center.
The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline and Mobile Crisis remain open.