Mental Health & Recovery Board of Union County

05/29/2026

This Mental Health Awareness Month, we're proud to spotlight our partners at Lower Lights Health and the dedicated professionals who help make whole-person care possible right here in Union County.

Meet Raina Theiss, CNP and Lauren Levingston, LSW — two compassionate team members who are helping individuals and families navigate everything from primary care and behavioral health needs to substance use treatment, crisis support, and recovery services.

At Lower Lights, support means building relationships, removing barriers, and walking alongside people as they work toward their goals. Their team is committed to caring for the whole person and ensuring that every individual feels seen, supported, and connected.

👉 Scroll through the photos to learn more about Raina, Lauren, and the important work Lower Lights is doing in our community.

Thank you, Lower Lights Health, for your partnership and your commitment to improving the health and wellbeing of Union County residents.

05/28/2026

We have some great stuff planned for Pride Month this year!!! Come and join in the fun

05/28/2026

Proud to see so many community partners showing up to support Mental Health Awareness Month 💚

Recovery happens when people feel seen, supported, and connected — and we’re grateful for partners like Brighter Days Union County and the Recovery Court team for helping reduce stigma and promote hope in our community.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and our Recovery Court team is proud to wear green in support of breaking stigma, promoting recovery, and reminding our community that mental health matters. 💚

05/27/2026

This Mental Health Awareness Month, MHRBUC is proud to recognize our partnership with Residential Administrators and the dedicated team members who help make stability possible for individuals and families in our community.

Residential Administrators provides housing assistance and supportive services for individuals experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness, helping community members strengthen independence, build skills, and access the support they need to thrive.

👉 Click through to meet some members of the Residential Administrators team and learn more about the important work they do every day to support Union County residents.

Thank you for helping create stronger futures across Union County. 🏠✨

05/26/2026

Behavioral health challenges can impact learning, relationships, attendance, and a student’s sense of belonging at school — but with the right support, students can build resilience and thrive. 💙

BRYT (Bridge for Resilient Youth in Transition) helps students navigate challenges, strengthen coping skills, and stay connected to school supports during difficult times.

We’re grateful for the BRYT teams at North Union Middle School and Fairbanks Elementary School and their commitment to helping students feel seen, supported, and empowered to succeed.

Because support starts early — and resilience grows through connection. 💙

05/26/2026

MHRBUC is proud to invest in ROX (Ruling Our eXperiences), an evidence-based curriculum helping girls in grades 5–12 build confidence, strengthen relationships, manage stress, and develop healthy coping skills.

This school year, 188 girls across Union County participated in ROX!

Last week, Creekview Intermediate School ROX girls shared healthy coping strategies and information about stress and wellbeing with their peers during the RISE Rally.

Thank you for using your voices, supporting your peers, and leading by example. Your leadership is helping build a stronger, healthier community. ✨

05/23/2026

This Mental Health Awareness Month, we’re proud to spotlight NAMI Mid-Ohio — a partner helping ensure individuals and families impacted by mental health challenges know they are not alone.

NAMI Mid-Ohio brings hope, connection, education, and advocacy to our community, walking alongside families through some of life’s hardest moments and helping build understanding, support, and belonging.

Thank you to Melissa, Ginny, Holly, and the NAMI Mid-Ohio team for the work you do every day to remind people that support matters — and that hope is always worth holding onto.

Because support starts with connection. 💚

05/22/2026

💚 Strong systems of care are built through partnership, collaboration, and people who care deeply about their communities.

Over the past few months, Coleman Health Services has expanded behavioral health services in Union County during an important time of transition for our community. While some familiar faces have continued serving Union County through this transition, others are new additions helping strengthen support for local residents.

From clinical care and crisis response to case management and day-to-day support, these team members are helping ensure Union County families continue to have access to behavioral health services when and where they need them.

We’re grateful for the partnership and excited to spotlight some of the people behind this work. 💙

05/20/2026

👀 Spotted around Union County…

Our Mental Health Awareness Month stickers have been showing up all across the community — on coffee cups, desks, meetings, and everywhere in between 💚

Every sticker helps spark conversations, spread awareness, and remind people that support is here. Thank you community partners for helping us spread the word!

See one around Union County? Snap a photo and share it in the comments 📸⬇️

Because support starts here.

05/20/2026

05/18/2026

Every community needs spaces where people feel supported, connected, and welcomed. 💚

As we prepare to open the new community behavioral health center, we’re inviting the community to help us choose a name that reflects hope, healing, and belonging.

We can’t wait to see your ideas. ⬇️
https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/G1ddLRDXyq

As we recognize Mental Health Awareness Month, we’re looking ahead to an exciting new chapter for behavioral health services in Union County. 💚

The Mental Health & Recovery Board of Union County is preparing to open a new Community Behavioral Health Center in Marysville — a future hub for behavioral health services, recovery support, and community collaboration.

Now, we need your help naming it.

We are inviting community members to submit name suggestions through June 1, 2026. Help us choose a name that reflects hope, healing, and connection in Union County.

💚 Submit a suggestion here: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/G1ddLRDXyq