Putnam County Youth Worker on Indiana's Social Emotional Learning Competencies: A Whole State Approach for a Whole Child Education. In this café, we will discuss supporting the Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) needs of all students. We will dive into IDOE’s created PK-12 SEL Competencies that address social and emotional well-being through a neurodevelopmental, culturally responsive framework. … Continue reading Indiana’s Social Emotional Learning Competencies: A Whole State Approach for a Whole Child Education

Mental Health Month 2022 “Back to Basics” WHEREAS, mental health is essential to everyone’s overall health and well-being; and WHEREAS, all Americans experience times of difficulty and stress in their lives; and WHEREAS, prevention is an effective way to reduce the burden of mental health conditions; and WHEREAS, there is a strong body of research … Continue reading Mental Health Awareness Month Proclamations

Come join us for a great event!!  Our third annual Dodgeball Tournament and more, April 30th 11:30 a.m. - Doors open 12:45 p.m. - Teams need to be present and ready 1:00 p.m. - Tournament play begins   Don't Dodge the Issues is not only a Dodgeball Tournament!  Come and watch the fun (spectators are … Continue reading Don’t Dodge the Issues: Dodgeball Event 2022

Pre-registration is required.  Please contact our office directly (call/email/text/fax) to receive an informational packet to prepare parents to take this class. Or you can register online with the following: Register Online for HCCP class Our course emphasizes cooperative, positive parenting and presents concrete tools and resources.  Covering best-practices and real-world examples of how to communicate … Continue reading Helping Children/Co-Parenting Class

We are excited to gather together to celebrate mental health in our community.  Our program will include: Remarks from our Co-Presidents, Harriet Moore and Christina Kerns Our last year-in-review from Executive Director Karen Martoglio Keynote Speaker, Brandi Christiansen, Executive Director of Mental Health America of Wabash Valley.  Brandi will be sharing exciting news about the … Continue reading MHAoPC’s 2022 Annual Meeting/Celebration

The MHAoPC Annual Meeting, June 8th The 988 hotline is a new hotline set specifically for mental health crises. During the meeting today, there was a discussion about the goals and the challenges this hotline would have going forward. There were two types of goals discussed today - short and long-term goals. With the short-term … Continue reading MHAoPC Annual Meeting Details

Congratulations to the award recipients! Eric Rippy (second from right) and Dr. Nicholas Heck are recognized with MHAoPC’s Person of the Year award for their work with behavioral health services at Recovery Raw and Putnam County Hospital. Joanna Muncie (with award) is honored as the organization’s Educator of the Year.

Pre-registration is required.  Please contact our office directly (call/email/text/fax) to receive an informational packet to prepare parents to take this class. Or you can register online with the following: Register Online for HCCP class Our course emphasizes cooperative, positive parenting and presents concrete tools and resources.  Covering best-practices and real-world examples of how to communicate … Continue reading Helping Children/Co-Parenting Class