St. Clair County Community Mental Health

03/05/2026

March is Reading Month! And we were excited to share a few new books with the through our Gift of Knowledge program. Check out the list of books below and stop by a branch to borrow a copy!

📖DBT Tool Kits for Teens by Atara Hiller, PsyD
📖Men's Work by Connor Beaton
📖Not Another Lasagna by Bethany France and Gwen Kapcia
📖You Are Not Alone by Ken Duckworth, MD
📖A Predator Within by Angela Rodgers
📖Public and Permanent by Richard Guerry
📖Unstressable by Mo Gawdat and Alice Law
📖The Intentional Camp by Michael Brandwein
📖Awesome Dawson My Emotions Have a Job! by Julia Cook
📖What's in it for Me? by Julia Cook
📖The Great Compromise by Julia Cook
📖Ruff Ruff Remi Body Safety and Boundaries by Danielle Budash Newkam
📖 Ruff Ruff Remi Sitka the Safe Sidekick by Danielle Budash Newkam
📖 Ruff Ruff Remi Teaches Relationship Tools by Danielle Budash Newkam
📖All Eyes on You by Susi Schaefer
📖Bea's Bad Day by Tom Percival
📖 Mama Moon by Noah Grigni

What are you reading this month?

03/04/2026

March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, learn more about SCCCMH’s programs and services from a strong advocate and a case manager in this month's Healthy Minds, Healthy Bodies!

March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, learn more about SCCCMH’s programs and services from a strong advocate and a case manager.Featuring: Kortney Folske, Amy Guilliams

03/03/2026

March is Social Work Appreciation Month, and today we're sending a huge thank you to the social workers who make a difference every single day.

You uplift. You defend. You transform.
And you do it with empathy, skill, and heart.

We see you, we appreciate you, and we're grateful for the impact you make in our community. 🫶🏼

03/01/2026

There's still time to join us for a night at the hockey rink!

Face Off for Mental Health, our mental health awareness night with the Port Huron Prowlers, is coming up on Friday, March 6. The puck drops at 7:05 p.m. Get your tickets by visiting: https://scccmh.org/prowlers-tickets/

02/28/2026

Healthy relationships play a powerful role in our mental well-being — not just romantic ones, but friendships, family connections, and the relationships we build with ourselves.

In this Healthy Minds, Healthy Bodies episode, we explore how healthy communication, boundaries, and connection can support emotional wellness and resilience. The conversation highlights why relationships matter for mental health and how small, intentional efforts can strengthen the connections that support us.

A thoughtful watch for anyone reflecting on the relationships in their life — as we close out February!

👉 Watch here:

Building healthy relationships is important for our mental well-being. Join Deb Johnson and Telly Delor from SCCCMH as they discuss building healthy relationships.

02/28/2026

WE ARE HIRING!

Join a team that values innovation, growth, and collaboration. We’re actively hiring across multiple roles and would love to connect with talented professionals like you!
Explore our open positions and apply today:
https://scccmh.org/about-us/careers/

Whether you're just starting out or bringing years of experience, there may be a place for you on our team.

02/27/2026

Mental health doesn’t exist in a bubble.

Our physical health, our relationships, and our emotional well-being are all deeply connected — and when one area is struggling, the others often feel it too. Caring for your heart, managing stress, setting healthy boundaries, and staying connected to others are all part of supporting a healthy mind.

Wellness is never just one thing.

🌟 Take a moment today to check in with yourself:
What’s one small thing you can do to support your mind and body right now?

02/26/2026

Our physical health and mental health are deeply connected — especially when it comes to heart health.

In this episode of Healthy Minds, Healthy Bodies, our nursing supervisor, Megan, joins us to talk about how caring for your heart also supports your mental well-being. From managing stress to building healthy habits, small changes can make a meaningful difference in how we feel — both physically and emotionally.

👉 Watch here:

Join Deb Johnson and Megan DeStefanis from SCCCMH to learn how your heart health can impact your mental health

02/23/2026

We’re looking forward to connecting with our community at our upcoming Children’s Services Community Town Halls this March.

These sessions are an opportunity to hear updates about children’s mental health services at SCCCMH, learn about current programs and new initiatives, ask questions, and connect with resources for children and families in St. Clair County.

Whether you are a parent, caregiver, community partner, or simply interested in learning more about children’s mental health supports in our area, we welcome you to attend. Light refreshments will be provided.

📅 Three dates and locations available
⏰ 5:00 – 6:30 p.m.

You can find full details in the flyer below. Hope to see you there!

02/23/2026

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02/22/2026

Join us for Face Off for Mental Health — a special Mental Health Awareness Night with the Port Huron Prowlers on March 6 at McMorran Place! Enjoy an exciting game, raffles, prize drawings, and giveaways for the first 500 attendees, all while supporting a great cause.

Proceeds benefit NAMI Blue Water Area and the SCCCMH Caring for Kids Fund, helping expand mental health awareness and support in our community.

Get your discounted tickets here: https://scccmh.org/prowlers-tickets/

02/20/2026

Several Pop-Up Food Pantries are scheduled across St. Clair County from February through April to help support individuals and families in our community. If you or someone you know could use a little extra support, these events offer free food in a welcoming, judgment-free way.

Please feel free to share this list to help spread the word. You never know who might need it.

Information provided by St. Clair County Community Services Coordinating Body