Johnson County Mental Health Center

Johnson County Mental Health Center Johnson County Mental Health Center's emergency services line is answered by trained staff 24 hours a day, seven days a week: 913-268-0156.

Social media commenting terms of use http://bit.ly/joco-socialmediaterms Johnson County Mental Health Center (JCMHC) provides a wide range of mental health and substance use services to residents of Johnson County, Kansas. As one of 27 licensed Community Mental Health Centers (CMHCs) in Kansas, we are mandated by state statute to serve as a safety net for individuals facing severe mental illness and those unable to access care elsewhere. In 2024, JCMHC achieved full certification as a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) from the Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services (KDADS), strengthening our capacity to deliver comprehensive, integrated care. JCMHC is also accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF International), earning the highest level of recognition for adhering to internationally recognized best practices and service standards. Founded in 1962 with a single outpatient facility, JCMHC has grown to operate five locations across Johnson County, staffed by highly trained, compassionate professionals. We are proud to operate under the Johnson County Government and remain committed to improving the quality of life for all residents.

💘 Roses are red, violets are true, taking care of your mental health looks good on you. 💘Whether you’re sending love to ...
02/14/2026

💘 Roses are red, violets are true, taking care of your mental health looks good on you. 💘

Whether you’re sending love to a partner, a friend, your case manager, your water bottle, or your own reflection in the mirror, these little reminders are here to say what we sometimes forget to tell ourselves: you matter.

Save one. Send one. Or keep one for yourself. You deserve care, connection, and compassion today and every day.

Tomorrow can bring a lot of pressure. Here are a few reminders to take with you.You are worthy of love, no matter your r...
02/13/2026

Tomorrow can bring a lot of pressure. Here are a few reminders to take with you.

You are worthy of love, no matter your relationship status.
You do not need a partner to celebrate love in your life.
Love shows up in many ways beyond gifts.
What people post online is not the full story.
Feeling jealous or left out is human. Be kind to yourself.

You matter today and every day. 💗

Sometimes our brains get stuck in “what if” mode.This is your gentle reminder that you locked the door, the stove is off...
02/12/2026

Sometimes our brains get stuck in “what if” mode.
This is your gentle reminder that you locked the door, the stove is off, and no one is upset with you.

If your thoughts tend to spiral, you are not alone. Pausing to reality-check worries and grounding yourself in what you know to be true can help ease anxiety in the moment. Small reassurances can make a real difference.

Valentine’s Day can bring up a lot of feelings, especially if dating has been hard or a relationship recently ended. You...
02/11/2026

Valentine’s Day can bring up a lot of feelings, especially if dating has been hard or a relationship recently ended. You do not have to rush to reframe or fix how you feel.

This week’s Mental Health Moment invites you to let your feelings be and offers a few grounded ways to move through the day, like journaling, listening to music that matches your mood, moving your body, or creating something.

Read this week’s Mental Health Moment: https://bit.ly/4kBzlHW

If you need support, help is available 24/7. Call the Johnson County Mental Health Center Crisis Line at 913-268-0156 or call or text 988.

Yesterday was Community Mental Health Center Advocacy Day in Topeka!Our team spent the day advocating, connecting, and s...
02/11/2026

Yesterday was Community Mental Health Center Advocacy Day in Topeka!

Our team spent the day advocating, connecting, and sharing what community mental health looks like in Kansas. We talked with legislators and staff about how policy decisions directly affect access to care, crisis response, and prevention efforts in our communities.

Ending stigma starts with conversations like these. Mental health matters, and it deserves a seat at the table.

Love these ideas! ❤️
02/10/2026

Love these ideas! ❤️

🎨 Time is running out to apply for our 2026 Artist Residency Program!We begin reviewing applications next week on Februa...
02/10/2026

🎨 Time is running out to apply for our 2026 Artist Residency Program!

We begin reviewing applications next week on February 20, so this is your moment to hit submit. This paid, part-time residency focuses on art and mental health storytelling, with opportunities to collaborate with the community, create narrative-based work, and have your art shared through public exhibitions and installations.

If you’re an artist who cares about using creativity to reduce stigma and share lived experiences, we would love to hear from you.

👉 Get details and apply here:
https://bit.ly/2026-artist-residency-program

(Please share with artists in your network!)

The spaces we spend time in online can shape how we feel more than we realize. Being intentional about what you consume,...
02/10/2026

The spaces we spend time in online can shape how we feel more than we realize. Being intentional about what you consume, how long you scroll, and what you engage with can help protect your mental health.

Here are four simple ways to protect your mental health in online spaces:
✔ Curate what you see
✔ Set boundaries with tech
✔ Be critical of AI & online content
✔ Protect your digital privacy

Small changes online can make a big difference offline.
Which of these are you working on right now?

Choosing love doesn’t mean ignoring hard things; it means meeting them with care, connection, and humanity.Today, let’s ...
02/09/2026

Choosing love doesn’t mean ignoring hard things; it means meeting them with care, connection, and humanity.

Today, let’s lead with compassion and look out for one another. 💗

Valentine’s Day is coming up and you deserve some of that love, too. 💗Self-love looks different for everyone. It might b...
02/09/2026

Valentine’s Day is coming up and you deserve some of that love, too. 💗

Self-love looks different for everyone. It might be kind words to yourself, quiet time, small comforts, helpful routines, or gentle ways to soothe your body. There is no right way to show yourself care.

✨ Which self-love language fits you most right now?
Swipe through for simple, realistic ways to practice self-love this weekend.

If this time of year brings up hard feelings, you are not alone. Support is available. Call 913-268-0156 or call or text 988 for the Su***de and Crisis Lifeline.

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6000 Lamar, Suite 130
Mission, KS
66202

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Website

https://connect.jocogov.org/mental-health-training

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