Impact Behavioral Health Partners

Impact Behavioral Health Partners Impact Behavioral Health Partners provides comprehensive housing, clinical, and employment services

05/20/2026

Good days look different for every participant and every program. Today, Kevin a Bilingual Employment Specialist, shares what a good day can look like in 's Employment Services Program.

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05/14/2026

In today's Good Days reel, Briana a therapist at talks about how good days can look different for everyone. πŸ’š

This week, we celebrate the strength of mothers. πŸ’œIt's Maternal Mental Health Awareness Week. At Impact Behavioral Healt...
05/08/2026

This week, we celebrate the strength of mothers. πŸ’œ

It's Maternal Mental Health Awareness Week. At Impact Behavioral Health Partners, we know that mental health and stable housing go hand in hand.

Our Family Permanent Supportive Housing Program provides permanent homes for moms living with a mental illness and who have faced chronic homelessness.

When families have stability, children's self-esteem grows, grades improve, and families thrive.

05/06/2026

Our Good Day series continues with Wendy, Housing Stability Specialist at Impact.

05/01/2026

Today marks the start of Mental Health Awareness Month. 's 2026 theme is "More Good Days, Together," so we asked Impact staff what a good day looks like for their participants. First, we hear from Holly, a Clinical Case Manager at .

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On the last day of Counseling Awareness Month, we hear from Hana and Mona as they share their perspective on counseling ...
04/30/2026

On the last day of Counseling Awareness Month, we hear from Hana and Mona as they share their perspective on counseling through the lens of the Clinical and Employment Programs.

Hana, a Clinical Supervisor at Impact, creates space for people to share their stories without judgment.

For Mona, a Lead Employment Specialist, counseling means showing up for people in moments that matter.

Their words remind us that counseling comes in many forms, and at its heart is compassion, connection, and support.

April is Counseling Awareness Month and we asked Impact staff to reflect on their passion for counseling. Today, we hear...
04/27/2026

April is Counseling Awareness Month and we asked Impact staff to reflect on their passion for counseling. Today, we hear from Melissa and Mary Faith.

This Sunday (April 26), we'll be at Earth-A-Palooza at Linne Woods. Hosted by 's office, the event offers opportunities ...
04/22/2026

This Sunday (April 26), we'll be at Earth-A-Palooza at Linne Woods. Hosted by 's office, the event offers opportunities to connect with nature and local organizations! will have supplies to paint kindness rocks.

See you on Sunday!

04/21/2026

Raise your hand if you're thankful for Impact volunteers! This National Volunteer Week, we are grateful to all of the incredible volunteers who have supported Impact for the past 38 years. Whether you're a founder, a board member, a committee member, or an event volunteer, your support and dedication helps move impacts mission forward! Thank you for all that you do.

Can you spot Impact's Executive Director, Patti Capouch, in this photo? Here's a hint: she's wearing purple! Patti joine...
04/15/2026

Can you spot Impact's Executive Director, Patti Capouch, in this photo? Here's a hint: she's wearing purple!

Patti joined Behavioral Health Advocacy Day in Springfield hosted by Community Behavioral Healthcare Association, Illinois Association for Behavioral Health, Illinois Association of Rehabilitation Facilities, and NAMI Illinois

A powerful day at the Capitol advocating for behavioral health across Illinois. Our members, partners, and team came together to elevate the voices of providers, communities, and the individuals we serve, sharing real stories, real needs, and real solutions. πŸ’œ

As we wrap up Social Work Month, we're grateful for the dedication of the Impact team.Anna reminds us of the ripple effe...
03/31/2026

As we wrap up Social Work Month, we're grateful for the dedication of the Impact team.

Anna reminds us of the ripple effect that begins when someone feels capable and valued. Niko highlights the importance of uplifting participants. And Myrna shares how empathy is key to her approach.

To the staff who shared their experiences: thank you for showing us what it means to empower, uplift, and walk alongside participants on their journeys.

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800 Austin Street West Tower Suite 312
Evanston, IL
60202

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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