There’s no right or wrong way to grieve and there’s no way of telling how long it may take, but understanding more about the process may help you come to terms with your loss.
Healthy grieving can be a long, slow and difficult process that may last months or even years. Although you may gradually be able to refocus your life, you will most likely never “get over it” or stop thinking about the person who you lost.
“Together, we can grow our influence and contribute to positive change in the community.”—Jodi Mahoney, President, North Central Behavioral Health Systems
Healing communities is a mission that often benefits from partnership. Rosecrance Behavioral Health and North Central Behavioral Health Systems (NCBHS) are demonstrating what can be achieved through such collaboration.
Mental health challenges are real—and you are not alone. Every year, nearly 1 in 5 adults and about 13–20% of children in the United States experience a diagnosable mental health condition. The good news is: support is available, and treatment can help.
Where you turn for care may depend on your age, your experiences, and the kind of challenges you're facing. But today, there are more resources and options than ever to help you find what works best for you.
Here are some things to consider when choosing mental health support:
Our Behavioral Health Urgent Care is an alternative to Emergency Room visits. We serve people on a walk in basis providing seamless, fast access to basic services.
It is designed for individuals:
• experiencing an elevated level of duress
• having suicidal thoughts
• thinking about self-harming behaviors
• feeling overwhelmed or depressed
• experiencing excessive worry or panic
You will be met with compassionate, trained professionals ready to help.
