Central Clinic Behavioral Health

05/02/2026

It takes courage to seek help for your mental health—and too often, people wait an average of 11 years between symptoms and treatment. That’s far too long, and why your support matters.

At NAMI Southwest Ohio NAMIWalks 2026, we step into something bigger than ourselves—becoming hope-givers for individuals and families impacted by mental health challenges. Every step and every dollar raised supports NAMI’s life-changing programs, education, and services.

CCBH will walk together as a team on May 9th at 10am at Sawyer Point, united in purpose and driven by possibility. Join us in showing what community care looks like in action!

Together, we are NAMIWalks.

Click the link below to join our team or make a donation in support of this important cause. We'd love your support!

https://www.namiwalks.org/team/81173

05/01/2026

We lost a true champion for mental health last night.

Liz Bonis Local 12 News wasn't someone who treated behavioral health as a sidebar or an afterthought—she brought it into the mainstream conversation, again and again, with courage and conviction.

Liz was a fierce advocate who didn't just talk about breaking the stigma around mental health. She lived it. She saw a need in our community and chose to act, giving voice to stories that needed to be heard and shining a light where others looked away.

For us, she was a real partner. She understood the work we do with our clients—truly understood it. The people we serve who were featured on her show didn't just get airtime; they grew stronger. They felt seen. That's the kind of impact Liz made.

Her legacy lives on in every conversation about mental wellness that happens a little more openly because of her work.

Rest in peace, Liz. Thank you for everything.

LOCAL 12, WKRC-TV

05/01/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month.

Mental health touches every part of life—from housing and work to relationships and community. When challenges arise, they often intersect with everything, making whole-person care that addresses both essential to lasting recovery and well-being.

This is at the heart of Central Clinic Behavioral Health’s mission: to create options and choices through compassionate approaches to behavioral health services that foster recovery and resiliency for children, adults, families, and communities. By offering care that is compassionate, individualized, and integrated, we help people build stability, strength, and hope across all areas of life.

During Mental Health Awareness Month, this connection is especially important as we are reminded of the value of support, access, and understanding in creating more good days—for every person, family, and community we serve. SAMHSA

04/30/2026

CCBH was honored to attend the 2026 YWCA of Greater Cincinnati Career Women of Achievement Luncheon today.

It was inspiring to be surrounded by such powerful, driven women who are making meaningful impact in our community every day.

Grateful for the opportunity to connect, reflect, and celebrate the achievements of so many incredible women.

04/24/2026

Kimberly Mages, President and CEO and Barbara Bergan, Chief Development and Program Officer, were proud to join the Mental Health & Addiction Advocacy Coalition - MHAC Southwest Hub gathering at Cooper Creek Event Center for a powerful morning of connection, collaboration, and shared commitment to strengthening behavioral health across our region.

Bringing together public officials, providers, and community leaders, this event highlighted what’s possible when we work collectively to expand access to care and support the well-being of individuals and families. We were especially moved by the personal story shared by Julie Dietrich, a reminder of the life-changing impact of peer support, opportunity, and hope.

We’re grateful to be part of a community that continues to prioritize meaningful dialogue and action in behavioral health. Thank you to MHAC for convening such an impactful event—we’re honored to be part of this work.

04/17/2026

Feeling overwhelmed? Try this:

Try the 5-4-3-2-1 grounding technique:
5 see • 4 touch • 3 hear • 2 smell • 1 taste

A quick way to come back to the present—anytime, anywhere.

Save this for later!

04/15/2026

We are proud to once again be included in the Charity Register in the Cincinnati market.

You can find our updated profile on pages 40–41.

A comprehensive registry of non-profit organizations in Greater Cincinnati.

04/06/2026

Spring is a season of renewal—and a reminder that mental health matters at every age.

Our latest story with LOCAL 12, WKRC-TV and Liz Bonis Local 12 News highlights how we support aging adults with compassionate care and personalized services to help them stay connected and well.

As families gather for Easter and other spring celebrations, local mental health providers are urging people to remember that the season can be hard for some.

04/02/2026

Struggling with mental health? You’re not alone.

Watch our Health Watch feature with Dr. Kimberly Mages and Janice Jones on su***de prevention and practical support tips.

Liz Bonis Local 12 News

For immediate help, call or text 988 or learn more at https://988lifeline.org
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***dePrevention #988

Liz Bonis hosts stories on local health breakthroughs and other solutions; interviews with doctors and patients; ways to stay or get healthy

03/26/2026

This Women’s History Month, we’re proud to stand together in purple 💜

Across our agency, our team showed up in strength, unity, and celebration—honoring the incredible women who have shaped history and continue to inspire change every day. These photos capture just a glimpse of the passion, resilience, and leadership that drive us forward.

Here’s to uplifting women’s voices, recognizing their achievements, and continuing the work toward equality—this month and always.

03/23/2026

ICYMI: This past Sunday, our own Dr. Kimberly Mages and Janice Jones, LISW-S, were featured on What’s Happening in Health: Su***de Prevention with Liz Bonis Local 12 News on LOCAL 12, WKRC-TV.

Alongside other local experts, they share valuable insights, practical strategies, and community resources to support su***de prevention and mental wellness.

Watch the full segment at the link below to learn more.

If you or someone you know needs support, call or text 988, or contact our Central Clinic team at 513-558-5801 to schedule an appointment. You don’t have to face this alone.

Hope starts here.

Liz Bonis hosts stories on local health breakthroughs and other solutions; interviews with doctors and patients; ways to stay or get healthy

03/22/2026

Set your alarm! Tomorrow at 6:00 AM, tune in to “What’s Happening in Health: Su***de Prevention” with Liz Bonis Local 12 News on LOCAL 12, WKRC-TV.

Join Dr. Kimberly Mages LPCC-S and Janice Jones, LISW-S, as they share powerful insights on su***de prevention and partner with local mental health professionals to spotlight real solutions, support systems, and life-saving resources.

As research shows, su***de rates often rise in the spring—making this conversation more urgent than ever. Let’s come together to raise awareness, strengthen our community, and make a difference.

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