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Keeping Ashland Healthy - Season 4 Episode 1 : “In The Trenches Kickoff"
Keeping Ashland Healthy - Season 4 Episode 1 : “In The Trenches Kickoff"
Keeping Ashland Healthy - Season 4 Episode 1 : “In The Trenches Kickoff"
Wednesday 8th February 2023
Join Ashley Ackerman and David Ross as they introduce Season 4 of 'Keeping Ashland Healthy', highlighting vital mental health and substance use services in Ashland County.
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Get the buttons here!Behind the Scenes: Mental Health and Substance Use Support in Ashland County
Recovery most often occurs in the context of a relationship, and in Season 4, you will get to know some of the people making that relationship a reality.
Ever wondered what it takes to support mental health and tackle substance use issues in a community? In this kickoff episode of Season 4 of 'Keeping Ashland Healthy', hosts Ashley Ackerman and David Ross pull back the curtain on the dedicated professionals working tirelessly in Ashland County. This season, they're taking you 'in the trenches' to meet the people making a real difference on the front lines of recovery and support services.
Ashley and David provide a sneak peek into the season's lineup, spotlighting individuals who play crucial roles in the community. You'll hear from Mary Jo Jankar, who brings her expertise on dual diagnosis treatment, offering a nuanced look at addressing both mental health and substance use disorders simultaneously. Rebecca Ritter shares her experiences and strategies for supporting homeless populations, while Tim Gorrell discusses innovative treatment options tailored for veterans and first responders.
The episode also touches on the unique challenges faced by grandparents and parents affected by the opioid epidemic, with insights from Joni Close and Sharon Plumley. Their stories underscore the importance of community and relationships in the journey to recovery. This episode is packed with valuable resources and information, including a crisis hotline number for immediate assistance and a YouTube page for further support.
Whether you're looking for professional guidance or personal stories of resilience, this episode promises to deliver a comprehensive view of the essential services provided in Ashland County. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of the efforts being made to foster a healthier, more supportive community.