St. Clair County Community Mental Health

01/03/2026

A new year can be a chance to focus on well-being in ways that feel doable, not overwhelming. This article from Mental Health First Aid highlights realistic, mental health-friendly approaches to setting intentions that support you (without pressure or perfection).

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A recent study on New Year’s resolutions found that about 40% of Americans set resolutions at the start of the year, and less than half are successful after six months. We all want to make positive and impactful changes in our lives, but how can we make the changes last? Keep them realistic. When ...

01/01/2026

Happy New Year from St. Clair County Community Mental Health! Wishing our community comfort, hope, and well-being in the year ahead.

12/31/2025

All SCCCMH locations will be closed on Wednesday, December 31st, and Thursday, January 1st for the New Year holiday. If you have a mental health emergency during this time, call 1-810-966-2575 to reach the Mobile Crisis Unit. We will resume our regular operating hours on Friday.

12/30/2025

Just a reminder of our holiday schedule. Even when our offices are closed, help is always available. If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis, support is just a call away, even on holidays.📞 SCCCMH 24/7 Crisis Line: 810-966-2575

12/29/2025

Looking to make 2026 about meaningful growth rather than another resolution? This article explores 6 unusual alternatives to traditional New Year’s resolutions, like choosing a “guide word,” making a to-don’t list, or setting mini-goals that fit your life and values. It’s a gentle, flexible way to think about change that supports your mental well-being instead of adding pressure.

You don't need to make a New Year's resolution to improve your life in the New Year. Try one of these six fun and easy alternatives.

12/28/2025

Busy days shouldn’t be a barrier to mental health care.

Did you know all St. Clair County Community Mental Health locations offer evening appointments? We’re here to help you access care that fits your work, school, and family schedule.

Call our Access Line: 810-488-8888

12/27/2025

Are the wheels falling off, so to speak, at your house? Here are 99 ideas for parents about making the most of those days between the holidays.

Need things to do on winter break? Here are 99 winter break activities for kids—from free activities to creative projects to learning experiences.

12/26/2025

Friday, December 26 - CMH is open, and all staff are to report to work. However, due to the potential ice storm, the CIS program is closed, and no CMH transportation services will be provided to CIS, Community Enterprises, Goodwill, or Life Skills programs.

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas from all of us at St. Clair County Community Mental Health. Wishing our community comfort, hope, and joy this holiday season.

Please note: our offices are closed on Christmas Day. If you or someone you care about is experiencing a mental health emergency, our 24/7 Crisis Line is always available at 810-966-2575.

12/24/2025

The holidays can bring up a lot of emotions, especially for those grieving the loss of a loved one. We’re sharing these tips from the Mental Health Coalition to offer gentle reminders and support during this time. Swipe through for ideas on coping with grief, and explore more helpful tools in their Resource Library at www.TheMentalHealthCoalition.org/Resources.

12/23/2025

As we celebrate the holiday season, please note the changes to our office hours for all our locations. Although our offices are closed, help is always available. If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis, support is just a call away, even on holidays.📞 SCCCMH 24/7 Crisis Line: 810-966-2575

12/22/2025

Join us in celebrating these incredible individuals who go above and beyond to protect and promote the rights of the people we serve:

🌟 Joslyn Blann – Joslyn AFC
🌟 Gregory Story – Incorporation to Maximize Personal Achievement with Community Training IMPACT – River Bend I

These champions are featured in the latest edition of the Rights Champion Newsletter. Read more about why they were recognized and learn how they make a difference every day:
https://scccmh.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/Rights-Champion-V9.I5-December-2025-1.pdf

Keep an eye out – new issues are released every other month and can always be found on our website under the Recipient Rights tab!