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CBHC Flight School

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CBHC Flight School

Individual kids counseling, social skills groups, & family therapy. Specialized services for all ages

10/30/2025

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10/23/2025

Don't forget to come join us this Saturday from 3-5 pm. Inflatables, Moving Mountains Ranch, popcorn and handouts and of course Trunk and Treat (from 4-5). Things kick off at 3 pm in the CBHC parking lot and Trunk and Treat starts at 4 where candy will be handed out. Wear your best costume and come join us!!!

10/02/2025

We’re thrilled to acknowledge Rachel Addy, the dedicated OSWI Coordinator at River View Elementary, who is spearheading our effort to deliver essential resources to families and students. OSWI is provided through Coshocton Behavioral Health Choices in collaboration with River View Elementary.

This partnership showcases our joint commitment to enhancing wellness and providing comprehensive support for our children. Together, we are making great strides towards ensuring every student has access to the care they need to flourish in a healthy environment.

Join us in celebrating this collaborative effort as we work hand in hand to build a stronger, healthier community!

09/29/2025

🌟 Exciting News for Coshocton County! 🌟

We’re thrilled to share about the collaboration between Coshocton Behavioral Health Choices and Ag for All Abilities of Coshocton County! This inspiring initiative celebrates the joy and resilience of our community by actively including individuals with mental health challenges and developmental disabilities. Client's who participated shared their excitement in working with the animals and noted they appreciated working with their 4-H mentor.

Seeing everyone come together—bringing diverse abilities, hopes, and dreams—is truly heartwarming. This partnership creates new opportunities, fosters a sense of belonging, and empowers every participant to shine in their own unique way.

Let’s continue to support and uplift one another, embracing the beauty of diversity and the power of community spirit. Here’s to progress, inclusion, and a brighter future for all! CoCoshocton Behavioral Health Choices

09/22/2025

CBHC recently attended Head Start’s September Family School Meeting. Renee Fleming, LSW, talked to parents about how trauma impacts children’s behavior and the importance of parent emotional regulation. The event highlighted practical strategies parents can use to support children, foster resilience, and model healthy coping skills.

Parents learned how their own responses to stress directly influence their child’s emotions and behavior. The session provided tools for creating safety at home, encouraging open communication, and supporting healing after difficult experiences.

Trauma is subjective—what is traumatic for one person may not be for another. What can be measured are the effects on functioning, emotions, and behaviors, which helps guide treatment. Some ways to help are:

🛡️ Provide safety – Keep routines consistent and predictable.

👂 Listen & validate – Let them share feelings without judgment.

🎨 Encourage expression – Use play, art, or journaling to release emotions.

🤗 Offer comfort – Be patient, calm, and reassuring.

🧘 Teach coping skills – Practice deep breathing, mindfulness, or grounding.

🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Model calm behavior – Show healthy ways of handling stress.

💬 Keep communication open – Remind them it’s okay to ask for help.

👩‍⚕️ Seek support – Reach out to a counselor or therapist if needed.

In September we recognize Su***de Prevention, Self-Care Awareness & Recovery Month. We value the active role our local Head Start plays in supporting families with young children within our community.

Coshocton County Head Start & Early Head Start

09/16/2025

Mark your calendars. "We Thrive NA" will be holding their yearly Halloween party after Trunk or Treat. Come join in the fun!! Coshocton Behavioral Health Choices

09/11/2025

Flashback to 2019 Recovery Month

We couldn’t be prouder of John today. Not only has he achieved an incredible 15 years of sobriety, he continued his education & graduated with his Masters degree. In addition to being an amazing counselor, John now serves as the Assistant Clinical Director at CBHC. John’s journey is a powerful reminder of resilience, hard work, and the beauty of second chances.

Here’s to new beginnings, lifelong learning, and making a difference in our community—cheers to you, John, for inspiring us all with your courage and commitment!

09/09/2025

We’re excited to share some inspiring news! Coshocton Behavioral Health is proud to share a recovery story through the eyes of our amazing Family Peer Mentor, Kayla Ray. Her dedication, resilience, and firsthand experiences shine through an article to be featured in the Tribune.

Don't miss your chance to read Kayla’s compelling story and gain insight into the powerful work we do together here on our journey to better mental health and community support. Stay tuned for more details, and join us in celebrating the strength and unity of our community!

Kayla's Word's:
There was a time when I thought I’d lost everything. Addiction stripped me of my health, my peace, and my hope. But the hardest part was losing custody of my kids. That broke me in a way nothing else ever could. The pain of being without them was so heavy that I tried to take my own life. I just couldn’t imagine living in a world where I wasn’t their mother.

But I survived and that survival changed everything. I realized that as long as I was still breathing, I had a chance to fight for them and for myself.

Recovery was the hardest thing I’ve ever done. It wasn’t a straight line. There were setbacks, moments I wanted to quit, and days when shame told me I wasn’t worth saving. But I kept showing up. Treatment, support groups, and people who refused to give up on me gave me the strength to keep going. Every small step forward was proof that I was stronger than the voice that once told me I couldn’t change.

The best part of my story is this: I got my kids back. Today, I wake up with gratitude instead of despair. I get to be their mom again, fully, present, and sober. The love I feel when I look at them now is deeper than words because I know what it’s like to almost lose it all.

And now, I get to give back. I work in recovery, helping people who are where I once was. I get to sit with them in their pain and remind them that hope is real, that change is possible, and that they are not alone. My past became my purpose, and it drives me every single day.

If you take anything from my story, let it be this: no matter how far you’ve fallen, there is always a way back. I thought my life was over, but it was just beginning. If I can rise from that darkness and rebuild my life and my family, so can you.

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614 Walnut Street
Coshocton, OH
43812

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 2pm

Telephone

740-622-0033

Website

https://coshoctonbhc.org/

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