We are pleased to announce that North Central Behavioral Health Systems received the Certified Community Behavioral Health Center (CCBHS) grant, a significant achievement that will allow our organization to enhance our behavioral health service offerings and extend our continuum of care for the community.
The grant will play a crucial role in establishing a few crucial new services, including:
North Central Behavioral Health System is thrilled to announce that President & CEO, Jodi Mahoney, is the 2023 Illinois Association for Behavioral Health (IABH) George Schwab Distinguished Service Award recipient.
NCBHS is thrilled to announce an opportunity for individuals to join our dynamic and experienced team. We are hosting an Open Interview at our LaSalle office on Wednesday, August 9th from 9 AM to 4 PM.
Joins us at the event to learn about our mission, values, and forward-thinking initiatives and interact with our leadership team. We’re searching for compassionate individuals to fill several positions, including:
(LaSalle, IL | June 23, 2023) North Central Behavioral Health Systems, like the rest of the community, is saddened by the closure of St. Margarets Spring Valley and Peru. We offer the following services to support those in need of behavioral health care or who are experiencing a mental health crisis.
In 2020, Congress designated the new 988 phone number to exist as the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. The leading federal agency, SAMHSA, along with the Federal Communications Commission and the Department of Veterans Affairs recently launched the easy-to-remember number to provide support for people experiencing a mental health or substance use crisis.
The Lifeline is a national network consisting of over 200 local, dependent, and state-funded crisis agencies.
The 36th Annual Teen Showcase Youth Conference will take place on Thursday, March 9th at the Illinois Valley Community College Cultural Center.
The back-to-school season is an exciting yet challenging time for both parents and children. As families transition from the relaxed summer schedule to the structured school routine, it's essential to prioritize behavioral health and wellness.
As the thick wildfire smoke from Canada continues to blanket the region, the global pollution index still shows unhealthy air quality conditions. High concentrations of particulate matter in the smoke can cause serious health conditions, especially for sensitive populations - including asthma attacks, heart attacks, strokes, and death.
