Connie Butler's 20-Year Commitment to Mental Health in Ashland
Episode Overview
Connie Butler shared insights from her 20-year involvement with the Mental Health and Recovery Board of Ashland County
Importance of community representation and diverse backgrounds on the board
Motivations for continuing to serve on the board and advocating for expanded mental health services
Focus on educating the rural community about mental health and reducing stigma
Emphasis on collaborative partnerships and sustainable initiatives for holistic well-being
I'm passionate about all that we provide. I see us as behind the scenes for a lot of different things in Ashland County that people don't think are part of the Mental Health Recovery Board.
What keeps someone dedicated to a cause for over two decades? In this episode of 'Keeping Ashland Healthy', Dr. Ashley and David Ross sit down with Connie Butler, the nominating committee chair of the Mental Health and Recovery Board of Ashland County. Connie takes listeners through her 20-year journey, sharing heartfelt memories and key insights into her work.
From the importance of community representation to the challenges of expanding mental health services in rural areas, Connie's stories are both inspiring and eye-opening. She talks about what motivated her to join the board and how the services provided have impacted the Ashland County community. Whether you're interested in mental health advocacy or looking for ways to get involved in your own community, Connie's experiences offer valuable lessons and encouragement.