Central Clinic Behavioral Health

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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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.

Madi's House
Glenwood Behavioral Health Hospital
Lindner Center of HOPE

03/17/2026

03/11/2026

This Women’s History Month, Central Clinic Behavioral Health is proud to recognize the many women serving our community in elected office across Hamilton County.

From countywide leadership to the courts and local offices, more than 230 women are helping guide decisions that impact residents every day. Their service, dedication, and leadership continue to strengthen our community.

Thank you to the women leaders who work on behalf of Hamilton County residents.

Happy Women’s History Month! This week, elected women from all across gathered on the Courthouse steps to take our annual photo of elected women leaders, organized by the !

Did you know:

✔️ Women hold a majority of Countywide elected seats (8 out of 11) including all 3 Commissioners!
✔️ Women make up over half of our judicial seats.
✔️ Over 230 women hold elected office throughout Hamilton County.

03/07/2026

Did you know that social workers do far more than provide counseling? 💙

Social workers are trained professionals who help individuals, families, and communities navigate life’s challenges. Their work includes:

• Advocacy: Ensuring clients have access to resources, services, and support systems.
• Crisis Intervention: Assisting during emergencies, trauma, or mental health crises.
• Care Coordination: Connecting clients with healthcare, housing, and educational resources.
• Support & Counseling: Providing guidance to promote emotional and behavioral well-being.
• Community Impact: Developing programs that strengthen families and improve systems.

This Social Work Month, we celebrate the dedication, expertise, and compassion of social workers who make a real difference in people’s lives every day.

Remember: Social workers are here to help — and support is available if you or someone you know needs it.

03/04/2026

March is Social Work Month, and we are proud to celebrate the incredible social workers who dedicate their hearts and expertise to supporting individuals, families, and communities every day. 💙

From advocating for families, coordinating care, providing therapy, to helping clients navigate life’s challenges, social workers are at the heart of behavioral health. Their compassion, commitment, and tireless work make a lasting impact.

Today and every day, we honor our social workers for their dedication to helping others thrive. Thank you for the difference you make in our community!

03/03/2026

On World Teen Mental Wellness Day, we’re grateful for the leadership of Millstone Fund in championing youth mental health across our community.

When we invest in teen mental wellness, we strengthen families, schools, and our entire community. Thank you for recognizing and supporting this important work—and for helping make brighter futures possible for the youth we serve.

💚 Today is World Teen Mental Wellness Day.

Teen mental health matters in our schools, in our homes, and throughout our community.

Millstone Fund is proud to support organizations working every day to strengthen mental wellness, expand access to care, and create safe spaces for young people to thrive.

Just a few of our partners advancing this work include:

• MindPeace
• 1N5.org
• Best Point
• GLAD House
• Santa Maria Community Services, Inc.
• Lighthouse Youth & Family Services
• Talbert House
• Beech Acres Parenting Center
• Mental Health America of Northern Kentucky & Southwest Ohio
• Central Clinic Behavioral Health
• Cincinnati Children's
• Focus on Youth, Inc.
• Catholic Charities Southwestern Ohio

Each of these organizations play a unique role in supporting young people, from prevention and early intervention to treatment, family support, and long-term stability.

When we invest in teen mental wellness, we invest in stronger futures for our entire community.

To see a list of some of our other partners leading this work, visit:
https://millstonefund.org/wpdatatable-id12/

03/02/2026

We were honored to welcome Dr. Jennifer Chubinski and graduate students from the Master of Health Services Administration program at Xavier University to our Child and Family Treatment Center today!

This incredible group generously volunteered their time to clean toys and playrooms, organize art supplies and board games, and even rake leaves — helping create a refreshed, welcoming environment for the children and families we serve.

We are so grateful for their hard work, teamwork, and commitment to community health. Thank you for partnering with us and supporting our mission! 💙

Learn more about the MHA program at Xavier in the comments below.

03/02/2026

If you or someone you love is struggling, you are not alone. 💙
Call or text 988 to connect with the 988 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline, available 24/7, free and confidential.

Help is just three numbers away.

When is it okay to contact the ?

Anytime you’re struggling and don’t want to face it alone.

Reach out if things feel overwhelming, hopeless, or hard to manage—or if you’re having thoughts of self-harm, or simply need someone to listen.

Call, text, or chat 988.