Transitions Mental Health Services

04/11/2026

04/09/2026

We are thrilled to partner with the East Moline Public Library to offer this amazing service to our community!

🤝 We are pleased to announce that the library has partnered with Transitions Mental Health Services to staff a social worker inside the library on Mondays and Wednesdays from 9am-5pm beginning April 13th. The social worker will be helping patrons on a walk-in basis at this time.

This is a very exciting partnership and we want to thank Transitions MHS and QCON for the collaboration.

If you have additional questions, please call the library at 309-755-9614 EXT 106 to speak with the social worker during the times listed above.

04/09/2026

Sharing space with over 300 Quad City individuals representing many facets of health and human services working to root out poverty at Project NOW, Inc. 4th Annual Conference. 300 strong, ‘reclaiming human dignity. restoring our shared humanity.’
Thank you Project Now for your tireless commitment to this fight to

04/06/2026

03/31/2026

SOCIAL WORK MONTH - TRANSITIONS STAFF SHOUTOUTS

✨ Clinical Team ✨

Here's what your co-workers had to say... ❤

"I would like to recognize each of the clinical staff at Transitions. Each of you come with unique strengths and histories that really make the team feel whole. I truly appreciate the compassion you show clients, families, and one another. Always do your best to take good care of your heart and know that in the beautiful or difficult seasons, you are cared about. Below is a word that makes me think of each of you."

Jennifer Pielak - Haven
Jacki Boswell - Steady
Abigail Thompson - Amiable
Shay Lagrone - Courageous
Allie Ruggiero - Benevolent
Alyssa Alberti - Altruist
Brittney Byrnes - Serene
Cici Bernstrom - Wonderment
Logan Wissing - Solidity
Makayla Roenfeldt - Versatile
Becky Potenberg - Devoted
Emily Schepers - Bountiful
Anne McNelis - Mainstay

03/30/2026

SOCIAL WORK MONTH - TRANSITIONS STAFF SHOUTOUTS

✨ Employment Coordinators ✨

Here's what your co-workers had to say... ❤

“As we move through National Social Work Month, I want to celebrate your hard work and dedication. You consistently go above and beyond to support clients in identifying, obtaining, and maintaining employment in the community. Your ongoing collaboration and creative brainstorming ensure that each client receives individualized, meaningful mental health services tailored to their goals. Congratulations on your recent IPS Fidelity Review and earning an exemplary fidelity score of 119 — an outstanding achievement that reflects your commitment to excellence and evidence-based practice. Way to go, Amanda and Jessica! Your dedication makes a lasting difference in the lives of the clients you serve.”

03/27/2026

📣 NON-PROFIT FEATURE FRIDAY 📣

We would like to take this time to recognize EveryChild for the work they do and thank them for partnering with The Printer's Mark to build a stronger community! As a division of Transitions, supporting The Printer’s Mark supports mental health, supports jobs and supports a mission of social justice.

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✨ EveryChild ✨

Giving every child the foundation for a safe, healthy childhood is their top priority. EveryChild, formerly known as the Child Abuse Council, is a bi-state, regional nonprofit agency that provides child abuse prevention, education, and treatment programs for children and families.

Zero to five is a critical period for children’s development. That’s why EveryChild focuses on the earliest years in a child’s life to ensure a strong start for a healthy future. They provide effective, holistic services by approaching child abuse prevention utilizing a public health model through three distinct paradigms: Universal Prevention (through which the entire community is provided with education and support necessary for building nurturing families), Secondary Prevention (through which families are engaged with targeted, specialized support to keep children safe), and Tertiary Prevention (through which children and families are provided with resources essential to healing from trauma, while teaming with skilled professionals to prevent recurrent abuse and neglect).

Mission: "EveryChild leads community efforts to eliminate child abuse and neglect by strengthening children and families through treatment, education and prevention."

🔗 For more information on EveryChild, check out their website! https://www.foreverychild.org/

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The Printer’s Mark has been serving the Quad Cities for over 25 years, providing custom printing services, graphic design and affordable pricing, all while helping to build a stronger community. At The Printer's Mark, every job we print means work and training for persons with mental health challenges on the journey to recovery. Meaningful work is the key to a productive and satisfying life, and as a division of Transitions, the professional staff at The Printer's Mark work with those impacted by mental health challenges to produce quality products.

🔗 For more information on The Printer's Mark, check out our website! https://www.printersmarkqc.com/

03/27/2026

SOCIAL WORK MONTH - TRANSITIONS STAFF SHOUTOUTS

✨ Community Outreach Coordinators ✨

Here's what your co-workers had to say... ❤

“Shout out for your incredible dedication to our clients! You consistently go above and beyond, working together seamlessly as a team, supporting clients with compassion and professionalism. Your ability to integrate so well with other teams at Transitions truly makes a difference. Every day, you’re out in the community helping individuals meet their basic needs while providing thoughtful counseling and case management. Thank you, Brea, Emily and Kathleen for your tireless work and unwavering commitment to supporting our clients. We appreciate all that you do!”

03/26/2026

SOCIAL WORK MONTH - TRANSITIONS STAFF SHOUTOUTS

✨ Adult Clinical Therapists, Youth Clinical Therapists, Community Outreach Consultants, Employment Consultants, Residential Manager, and Interns ✨

Here's what your co-workers had to say... ❤

"There has never been a more crucial time in our world for the exceptional compassion and grit of true social workers! Your care inspires healing, your advocacy drives societal change, and your dedication motivates us all. We honor all our direct care staff this month for their commitment and passion for humanity and mental health: Jen Pielak, Brittney Byrnes, Stephanie Dorton, Jackilyn Boswell, Cici Bernstrom, Logan Wissing, Makayla Roenfeldt, Becky Potenberg, Alyssa Alberti, Abigail Thompson, Allie Ruggerio, Shay Lagrone, Emily Shepers, Brea Flynn, Amanda Smet, Jessica Patel, Kathleen Booker, Leah Seng, and our two SAU MSW interns: Halley Holm and Arayah Westmoreland"

03/25/2026

SOCIAL WORK MONTH - TRANSITIONS STAFF SHOUTOUTS

✨ Youth Therapists ✨

Here's what your co-workers had to say... ❤

“I am so grateful to work alongside all of you each day! The dedication you all bring to this work every day never goes unnoticed. The work we do can feel thankless at times, yet you continue to show up, empower our clients, and create meaningful connections and change in their lives. Thank you for being amazing people I can call coworkers.”

03/23/2026

SOCIAL WORK MONTH - TRANSITIONS STAFF SHOUTOUTS

✨ Brea Flynn ✨

Here's what your co-workers had to say... ❤

“Brea, you have grown tremendously while continuing to remain deeply committed to your clients. Your thoughtfulness, willingness to problem-solve, and desire to continually improve have shown the agency that you are always ready to expand your knowledge and strengthen your practice. Your individualized, trauma-informed, and compassionate approach to services truly exemplifies what it means to be an excellent social worker. We are grateful for your dedication and the meaningful impact you make every day.”

“While Brea’s door is often closed as she handles her caseload with fierce diligence, her presence is felt throughout the office. She is a woman who truly means business, but she never misses an opportunity for a sincere connection. Every time I see her, she asks how I am and more importantly….she waits for the real response. She was born for social work, and I feel lucky to be on her team.”