Crawford County Mental Health

06/01/2026

Not all wounds are visible, and not all healing looks the same.

PTSD can affect people differently, and it can stem from many kinds of traumatic experiences. For some, trauma may be connected to violence, abuse, loss, an accident, military service, medical experiences, first responder work, or events that felt overwhelming, frightening, or unsafe.

No two stories are exactly the same, and no one should have to feel like their experience does not count.

At Crawford County Mental Health Center, we are here for those who may need support along the way.

06/01/2026

🍓 June Work Anniversaries 🍓

As summer nears, we want to take a moment to celebrate our team members with June work anniversaries.

Thank you for the time, care, and dedication you continue to share with our organization and the people we serve. Your work makes a difference, and we are grateful to have you as part of our team.

Congratulations on another year of service!

05/29/2026

Sometimes peace looks like a quiet drive, a favorite trail, a sunset, or simply a moment to slow down. As Mental Health Awareness Month winds down, we hope this is your reminder to find the peace in everyday moments.

What’s your go-to spot in Pittsburg to reset, decompress, or relax? Drop it in the comments ⬇️

05/29/2026

We’re proud to share more about autism services at the Sunshine Center on our North Michigan campus.

Through our partnership with SEK Interlocal, CCMHC brings together academic instruction, behavioral health services and autism treatment in one coordinated setting designed to treat the whole person.

Grant funding from the Community Foundation of Southeast Kansas, Tower Mental Health Foundation of Kansas and the Bicknell Legacy Foundation has helped add new playground equipment, sensory tools, expanded parking and a dedicated bus drop-off area for the program.

Read the full story to learn more about the partnership, the program, and the support behind these improvements below ⬇⬇

CCMHC’s Sunshine Center expands autism services in Pittsburg, Kansas with new playground equipment, sensory tools and improved access areas.

05/28/2026

Mental health challenges can feel isolating, but you are not alone.

Millions of people experience anxiety, depression, trauma, and other mental health conditions each year. Reaching out for support, talking to someone you trust, or asking for help is not a sign of weakness.

05/27/2026

Words carry weight.

The things we say to others (or ourselves) can stick far longer than we realize. During Mental Health Awareness Month, we want to challenge ourselves to speak with more kindness, patience, and understanding.

A simple compliment, checking in on someone, or reminding a person they matter can make a real difference. Let’s use this month as a reminder to make those kinds of words part of our everyday lives. 💚

05/27/2026

We are hiring for a Training and Development Specialist!

This full-time Human Resources role supports agency-wide training, employee development, and credentialing processes. The Training and Development Specialist helps ensure staff receive required training, leaders have tools to support team development, and credentialing requirements are completed timely and accurately.

Learn more or apply online today at www.crawfordmentalhealth.org/careers.

05/26/2026

A thought to carry with you✨☕️

This May, remind yourself that healing isn’t linear and that is okay.

05/25/2026

Our offices are closed today, Monday, May 25th, in observance of Memorial Day.

We will reopen during normal business hours tomorrow.

💚 Reminder: Our Crisis Services are available 24/7 to support you. If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis, please call 620-232-SAVE or dial 988.

05/23/2026

Early intervention matters.

Research shows that identifying and addressing mental health concerns early can improve long-term outcomes for children and adolescents.

Early support can help strengthen emotional regulation, improve relationships and school performance, reduce the severity of symptoms over time, and build healthy coping skills that carry into adulthood.