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Keeping Ashland Healthy - Episode 64 – Hospitalization & Crisis Services in Ashland County
Keeping Ashland Healthy - Episode 64 – Hospitalization & Crisis Services in Ashland County
Keeping Ashland Healthy - Episode 64 – Hospitalization & Crisis Services in Ashland County
Tuesday 16th July 2024
Dive into Ashland County's crisis services and hospitalisation process with Dr. Ashley Ackerman and David Ross. Essential info for mental health support.
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Episode Overview
- Understanding the difference between forensic and civil statuses in psychiatric hospitalisation.
- The impact of historical changes in Ohio's psychiatric hospital system on current services.
- The importance of community-based services for mental health stabilisation.
- Availability of mental health and substance use services in Ashland County Jail.
- The significance of the local 24/7 helpline (419-289-6111) for immediate support.
If you are a loved one is in distress, don't hesitate. Reach out to the board funding, 24-7 number through Applesee Community Mental Health Center 419-289-6111
Ever wondered how crisis services and hospitalisation processes work in Ashland County? In this episode of 'Keeping Ashland Healthy', Dr. Ashley Ackerman and David Ross take you through the intricate details of state psychiatric hospitalisation and local crisis services. They shed light on the significant difference between forensic and civil statuses, explaining why most state psychiatric beds are occupied by those under forensic status, making it challenging for civil admissions.
You'll get a clear picture of the historical changes in Ohio's psychiatric hospital system and the current measures being taken to increase civil capacity, including building a new state psychiatric hospital. The discussion also highlights the importance of community-based services and how they play a crucial role in stabilising individuals locally. The hosts emphasise the value of the 24/7 local helpline (419-289-6111) for immediate support and information.
Additionally, they discuss the availability of mental health and substance use services in the local jail, presenting it as an opportunity for recovery rather than a setback. This episode is packed with valuable information for anyone looking to understand or support someone through a mental health crisis. Don't miss out on this essential guide to Ashland County's mental health resources.