GRAND Mental Health

03/11/2026

We want YOU… to stop by our part-time hiring event!

⏰9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
📅Friday, March 13
📍6111 E. Skelly, 2nd floor

We're hiring compassionate people for part-time roles, including:

✔️Recovery Support Specialists

✔️Chemical Dependency Technicians

✔️and several support roles including kitchen and housekeeping staff

✔️Flexible shifts may be available!

Bring a smile and an updated resume if you have one—interviews will be happening on-site. While this event is specifically for part-time positions, candidates interested in any of the positions posted at GRANDmh.com/careers are welcome to attend. You’re encouraged to apply online before the event, but it’s not required!

03/11/2026

✨Social Worker Spotlight✨

At GRAND Mental Health, we’re proud to celebrate the compassion, dedication, and impact of our social workers-professionals who walk alongside individuals and families through some of life’s most challenging moments with care and purpose.

Throughout the month, we’re spotlighting members of our social work team and what this work means to them.

Next Up: Jennifer Glenn

Here's what social work means to Jennifer-

"For as long as I can remember, I've joked that I didn't choose Social Work, but that Social Work chose me. It is truly something that runs in my family. The truth is, it feels less like a job and more like a calling.

The values at the heart of social work aren't just things I believe in professionally, they guide how I try to live my life every day: Service, social justice, dignity and worth of the person, the importance of human relationships, integrity, and competence. Those aren't just words on a page. They shape how we show up for people, especially when they're navigating some of the hardest moments of their lives.

Social Workers are highly trained and deeply committed to the work. We invest years in education and real-world experience so we can understand the bigger picture of how policies, systems, and environments shape people's lives. Our role isn't to change who someone is. It is to remove barriers, advocate fiercely, and help create conditions where people can thrive on their own terms."

Thank you Jennifer and all our incredible social workers who pour so much into our communities.

03/09/2026

As we spring forward into Daylight Saving Time, it’s the perfect moment to check in on our sleep. Quality rest plays a powerful role in mental health, recovery, and overall wellness. We’re sharing simple, practical tips to support healthier sleep- one habit at a time.

👉 Swipe through to learn more.

On this Sleep Awareness Week, if sleep challenges continue despite healthy habits, you’re not alone, and help is available. Ongoing sleep struggles may be a sign of a treatable sleep disorder. Reaching out to a healthcare provider can be an important next step toward better rest and well-being.

03/08/2026

On International Women’s Day, we celebrate leaders who remind us that strength and empathy go hand in hand.

Kim Hill-Crowell leads, Senior Vice President of Operations, leads with a kindness, compassion, and care that shines through in everything she does. Her leadership shows that empathy isn’t separate from leadership- it’s at the heart of it.

Kim has a way of making people feel seen, heard, and valued. Through her example, she reminds those around her that the most meaningful leadership happens when we lead with both purpose and compassion.

In this video, Kim shares her perspective on how leadership and empathy go hand in hand, and why creating space for understanding and connection is essential to strong leadership.

Today, we celebrate Kim and the impact her compassionate leadership has on those around her.

03/08/2026

On International Women’s Day, we celebrate the women who open doors, and the leaders who make sure others walk through them with confidence.

At GRAND Mental Health, Trica Walter, Chief Experience Officer, exemplifies what that kind of leadership looks like.

Trica’s impact isn’t measured by titles, but by the people she lifts up along the way, especially the women who stand stronger because she believed in them first. Through her guidance, encouragement, and example, she continues to create space for others to lead with confidence, compassion, and purpose.

In this video, Trica shares her insights on being a woman in leadership at GRAND Mental Health and the values that guide the way she leads.

Today, we celebrate her voice, her leadership, and the lasting impact she has on those around her.

03/06/2026

We’re honored and excited to share that The Journal Record has named GRAND Mental Health CEO Josh Cantwell a 2026 Most Admired CEO and Financial Stewardship honoree. These accolades recognize Josh’s exceptional leadership, integrity, and commitment to fiscal responsibility.

“This recognition reflects the extraordinary dedication of our team and our unwavering commitment to leading with integrity, stewarding resources responsibly, and building a lasting impact for the people and communities we serve,” said Josh Cantwell, GRAND Mental Health CEO.

Please join us in congratulating Josh on these honors!

Tulsa, Oklah. [Mar. 05, 2026] — Josh Cantwell, CEO of GRAND Mental Health, has been recognized by The Journal Record as a 2026 Most Admired CEO and Financial Stewardship honoree for his outstanding leadership, integrity, and financial stewardship.

03/06/2026

Today is Employee Appreciation Day, and we can’t let it pass without recognizing the incredible dedication, compassion, and hard work of our GRAND team. Every day, our staff show up ready to serve our communities, support one another, and make a meaningful difference in the lives of those we walk alongside.

At GRAND Mental Health, appreciation isn’t limited to just one day. In fact, we value our team so much that we dedicate an entire month to celebrating our employees, because the impact you make deserves more than a moment of recognition.

Stay tuned throughout the month of June as we share some of the many ways we celebrate and honor the amazing people who make GRAND what it is.

To our team: thank you for the heart, dedication, and care you bring every single day. We appreciate you.

03/04/2026

The Delaware County- Kansas office had an amazing time attending local elementary schools’ S.T.E.A.M. Night! 🎉

Students explored emotional awareness using the Spots from the Spot of Feelings series, learning how to identify where feelings show up in their bodies. We also practiced the 5 Senses grounding strategy- an easy, practical tool kids can use anytime to feel more calm and focused.

Each student left with new coping skills, fun textured stickers featuring calming strategies, and a little candy to top off the night. We love partnering with schools to make mental health education engaging, hands-on, and accessible for kids!

Huge shout-out to Zenobia Yates (Kansas School Based therapist) Christi Carter (Care Navigator) Ritchie Ramos (Skills Development Professional) Riley Stephenson (Kansas Integrated Team Manager) for their incredible support of local students.

03/03/2026

✨ It’s Social Workers Month! ✨

At GRAND Mental Health, we are proud to honor the impact, hard work, and dedication of our incredible social workers. Every day, they show up with compassion, commitment, and heart, walking alongside individuals and families through some of life’s most challenging and meaningful moments.

Throughout the month, we’ll be spotlighting different social workers and sharing what social work means to them.

First up: Katelyn Abrams

Here’s what social work means to Katelyn:

“Social work means so much to me because it gives me the opportunity to walk alongside families during some of the most vulnerable and important moments of their lives. I love being able to meet people exactly where they are, without judgment, and build real relationships rooted in trust and consistency.

For me, it’s never about doing things for people — it’s about doing things with them, helping them see their strengths, and cheering them on as they take each next step forward.

Some of the most meaningful parts of this work are the small wins — the moments when a child feels safe, when a parent feels heard, or when a family starts to believe in themselves again. Social workers are often the ones holding hope for our clients until they can hold it for themselves, and that is something I don’t take lightly.

I truly believe that when we invest in our clients and our communities, and when we show up with compassion, authenticity, and persistence, real change happens. Being part of that process is both a privilege and a purpose for me, and it’s why I’m so passionate about the work we do every single day.”

Thank you, Katelyn, and all of our social workers, for the hope you hold, the relationships you build, and the lives you impact every day.

03/02/2026

Hey teens, this one’s for you.

On World Teen Mental Wellness Day, we’re excited to share a message from Sammy Fultz, LPC, who spent years as an adolescent therapist at GRAND Mental Health, working closely with teens just like you.

In this video, Sammy speaks directly to you- about the unique challenges teens face, the pressures you carry, and the importance of being heard. She wants you to know that your feelings matter, your voice matters, and you are not alone.

If you’re struggling, curious, or just need someone to listen, help is available at GRAND Mental Health. Support is here, and it’s okay to reach out.
📞 Main Line: 844.458.2100
🚨 24/7 Crisis Line: 800.722.3611

03/01/2026

You’re not alone and support is available.

At GRAND Mental Health, we provide care and support for individuals who are experiencing self-injury. Our teams offer compassionate, judgment-free services designed to help people understand what they’re going through, build healthier coping skills, and find hope in the healing process.

Self-injury can be a way someone tries to cope with overwhelming emotions, but help makes a difference. Whether you’re seeking support for yourself or someone you care about, resources and trained professionals are available through GRAND Mental Health.

Reaching out is a powerful first step. You deserve care, understanding, and support. Please visit www.GRANDMH.com for more information.
📞 Main Line: 844.458.2100
🚨 24/7 Crisis Line: 800.722.3611

02/27/2026

In this PSA, Jackie Vo, GRAND Mental Health’s Eating Disorder Specialist, goes deeper into the warning signs of eating disorders, how to support someone who may be struggling, and the lasting impact these conditions can have.

In recognition of Eating Disorder Awareness Week, we want to remind our community that seeking support and knowing when to get help is so important. Recovery is possible, and no one has to face this alone.

If you or someone you know needs support, please reach out. Recovery is possible, and you don’t have to face this alone. Let us walk alongside you as you navigate your journey. Please visit www.GRANDMH.com for more information.
📞 Main Line: 844.458.2100
🚨 24/7 Crisis Line: 800.722.3611