MHRS will have an information table at this event. Scheduled for 9 AM to 4 PM at the Four Points by Sheraton in West Chester Township, the 8th annual conference will share information pertinent to the Asian American community in Greater Cincinnati.

Location: 7500 Tylers Place Blvd., West Chester Twp., OH 45069

The Heroes SAVE 5K Run & Walk is the first such event in the area promoting suicide prevention. It will be held Sunday, October 13 at Lebanon High School's VanDeGrift Stadium. MHRS is a sponsor and will have an information booth!

For more information and to register, visit save.org/events.

MHRS will have a table to share behavioral health information and answer your questions about treatment, where to find help, and more. Visit us on Mulberry Street in downtown Lebanon!

This annual event brings live music and fun to Lebanon! We will be around the event with some information about depression and ways to treat the deepest "blues" that keep some people from a productive, happy life. Say hi to us when we're there!

What’s it like to live with and recover from a mental illness? Several individuals in recovery will help to shed light on that and more when they present “In Our Own Voice” in May. The presentations are scheduled to take place in Wilmington, Mason and Springboro to mark Mental Health Month.

“In Our Own Voice” is an educational presentation to talk about mental illness through the lived experience of the presenters. They will share their own stories about living with mental illness and the journey of recovery, and how it’s possible to live a normal life even with a mental health condition.

Presentations are set for May 7^th at The Murphy Theater in Wilmington, as well as Sinclair Community College – Courseview Campus in Mason on May 14^th, and on May 16^th at the Springboro Public Library. All presentations will run from 6 – 7 PM, with time for questions and answers. Provider agencies will also be on hand to answer questions about how to access treatment services.

Learn more about “In Our Own Voice” at namiswoh.org/in-our-own-voice.

What’s it like to live with and recover from a mental illness? Several individuals in recovery will help to shed light on that and more when they present “In Our Own Voice” in May. The presentations are scheduled to take place in Wilmington, Mason and Springboro to mark Mental Health Month.

“In Our Own Voice” is an educational presentation to talk about mental illness through the lived experience of the presenters. They will share their own stories about living with mental illness and the journey of recovery, and how it’s possible to live a normal life even with a mental health condition.

Presentations are set for May 7^th at The Murphy Theater in Wilmington, as well as Sinclair Community College – Courseview Campus in Mason on May 14^th, and on May 16^th at the Springboro Public Library. All presentations will run from 6 – 7 PM, with time for questions and answers. Provider agencies will also be on hand to answer questions about how to access treatment services.

Learn more about “In Our Own Voice” at namiswoh.org/in-our-own-voice.

What’s it like to live with and recover from a mental illness? Several individuals in recovery will help to shed light on that and more when they present “In Our Own Voice” in May. The presentations are scheduled to take place in Wilmington, Mason and Springboro to mark Mental Health Month.

“In Our Own Voice” is an educational presentation to talk about mental illness through the lived experience of the presenters. They will share their own stories about living with mental illness and the journey of recovery, and how it’s possible to live a normal life even with a mental health condition.

Presentations are set for May 7^th at The Murphy Theater in Wilmington, as well as Sinclair Community College – Courseview Campus in Mason on May 14^th, and on May 16^th at the Springboro Public Library. All presentations will run from 6 – 7 PM, with time for questions and answers. Provider agencies will also be on hand to answer questions about how to access treatment services.

Learn more about “In Our Own Voice” at namiswoh.org/in-our-own-voice.

Learn about programs and resources available to Clinton County residents! These can positively impact the lives of families and individuals living across Clinton County.

Anyone who lives or works in Clinton County can attend.

What is vaping? Who's doing it? What are the safety concerns and regulations?

Join us for a presentation on these and other topics around the issue of vaping. Local student, principal and other inside perspectives will be shared in a panel discussion following the presentation. Seating is limited! CEUs were pending. Complementary heavy hors d'oeuvres and refreshments served.