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  • Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation
  • Jail-Based Counseling and Case Management
  • Parent Education
  • Child and Family Development
  • Suicide Prevention Education
  • Mental Health Training
  • Community Education & Consultation
  • Court Mandated Divorce Workshop
  • School-Based Intervention
  • Family Stability Support
Individuals who are interested in these programs can contact Jim Foley,MSW, LISW-S, Director of Community Education and Prevention Services at (330) 264-9029 or jfoley@ccwhc.org.

Current Classes

Mental Health First Aid for Youth will be offered for community members and paraprofessionals who desire to be more knowledgeable and helpful to adolescents they encounter who may have mental or emotional difficulties.  Mental Health First Aid for Youth will be provided to schools, churches, agencies and community groups. Participants in this 12-hour program will  receive a certificate in Mental Health First Aid for Youth. The cost of the program is $20 (which includes the cost of the participant’s manual.)

    Maternal Depression

    Know the Facts:

    Who is at risk?
    • Any woman who had a baby in the last year
    • Any woman who has miscarried
    • Any woman who recently weaned a child from nursing
    It's more than just the "Baby Blues" which occurs in up to 8 out of 10 new mothers. It usually appears suddenly in the first few days after the baby is born. Signs may include:
    • Crying
    • Mood Swings
    • Having a short temper
    • Being very sensitive

    This is similar to pre-menstrual syndrome (PMS). Symptoms usually go away on their own in a couple of weeks.
    Postpartum Depression
    A common illness in new mothers which occurs in 1
    out of 10 women after having a baby.
    • Signs may include:
    • Sadness
    • A short temper
    • Crying
    • Problems sleeping, even when the baby is sleeping
    • Not wanting to hold or touch the baby (not enjoying the baby)
    • Feeling tired
    • Changes in eating patterns
    • Thoughts about her own death or the death of her baby