Center for Positive Change

Center for Positive Change Center for Positive Change is a nonprofit outpatient mental health facility.

We are committed to strengthening individuals, families, and our community by promoting non-violence and positive change.

✨Employee Spotlight✨We are thrilled to celebrate Kaylan as our Employee of the Month for August!While her role is in dat...
09/02/2025

✨Employee Spotlight✨

We are thrilled to celebrate Kaylan as our Employee of the Month for August!

While her role is in data entry, she goes far beyond the job description. Kaylan brings us homemade meals, surprises us with coffee, and helps keep our office running smoothly and beautifully organized. On top of that, she has taken the initiative to create meaningful community resources like our food pantry and free library, making a difference not only for our team but for the people we serve.

What we appreciate most is her heart. ❤️ She lifts everyone’s spirits with her positivity, thoughtfulness, and those little gifts that make a big impact.

Thank you, Kaylan, for being such a bright light at the Center for Positive Change!

Happy National Dog Day to our office dogs, Roxie and Sammy! These two cuties have helped folks heal, more than they’ll e...
08/26/2025

Happy National Dog Day to our office dogs, Roxie and Sammy!

These two cuties have helped folks heal, more than they’ll ever know ❤️🐾

✨Employee Spotlight✨Our Employee of the Month for July is Richard White Jr.!Richie is a dedicated counselor at Center fo...
08/04/2025

✨Employee Spotlight✨

Our Employee of the Month for July is Richard White Jr.!

Richie is a dedicated counselor at Center for Positive Change. He is most known for his contagious smile, calming demeanor, and never-ending positive attitude. Richie is committed to providing a safe space for his clients to open up, process their hardships, and find solutions toward meeting their goals. Although he works with folks of all ages and all walks of life, his speciality is connecting with and advocating for young people navigating some of life’s most difficult challenges. What we specifically want to highlight is the way in which Richie has shown up, not only for his clients, but also for his colleagues here at CPC. He is a team player, even if it means occasionally stepping outside of his comfort zone, and we feel incredibly fortunate to have him on our team. We thank you for everything that you bring to the table, Richie!

✨Employee Spotlight✨Please join us in congratulating Miah, our amazing receptionist/counseling referral manager, as Empl...
07/01/2025

✨Employee Spotlight✨

Please join us in congratulating Miah, our amazing receptionist/counseling referral manager, as Employee of the Month for June!

When you call, Miah is on the other end. Hers is the first friendly face you see when you walk through our doors—and her warmth, professionalism, and positive energy set the tone for everyone’s day. Whether she’s juggling calls, keeping things running smoothly, or offering a kind word to a client, Miah does it all with grace and a smile.

Folks at CPC may not agree on everything, but there’s one thing for sure on which we all agree: Miah is a ray of sunshine and we are so glad she’s on our team! Thank you, Miah!

We asked ChatGPT to roast some of our staff. What do you think? Are they accurate?
06/24/2025

We asked ChatGPT to roast some of our staff.

What do you think? Are they accurate?

On June 19, 1865 — more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation — the last enslaved Black Americans in Galves...
06/19/2025

On June 19, 1865 — more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation — the last enslaved Black Americans in Galveston, Texas, finally learned they were free. Juneteenth stands as a powerful reminder of hope, perseverance, and the ongoing fight for justice.
Freedom is not complete until all people are free from hate, discrimination, and oppression.
Today, as we reflect on the legacy of slavery, we also acknowledge how systemic inequities continue to affect Black communities, from racism and violence to barriers in health care, including mental health care.
For generations, stigma around mental health in the Black community has made it harder for individuals to seek support. Mistrust of health systems, cultural expectations of strength, and the weight of collective trauma have too often kept conversations about mental well-being in the shadows. At CPC, we stand committed to changing that narrative. Mental health is health, and seeking help is a courageous act of self-love.
As we face today’s challenges — from global conflict to rising hate — let Juneteenth inspire us to stand for equity, healing, and unity
Let’s honor this day not just with reflection, but with action: by listening, learning, supporting, and building spaces where everyone can thrive, mind and body.

June is Men’s Mental Health Month.It’s time to talk about what no one talks about. Men are wrongly taught from a young a...
06/15/2025

June is Men’s Mental Health Month.

It’s time to talk about what no one talks about.

Men are wrongly taught from a young age that expressing emotion is “weak.”

It’s time to speak up.

🔹Men die by su***de at four times the rate of women.
🔹Men aged 40-49 have the highest su***de rates.
🔹Men report lower levels of life satisfaction than women.
🔹Men are less likely to seek medical help than women.

It’s not weak to speak. It’s necessary for survival.

Break the silence, seek support, and ask about the well-being of the men in your life.

No matter who you are or who you love, join us this   and beyond as we stand with, advocate for, and celebrate LGBTQIA+ ...
06/04/2025

No matter who you are or who you love, join us this and beyond as we stand with, advocate for, and celebrate LGBTQIA+ clients, colleagues, neighbors, friends, and communities around the world.

You are seen. You are valid. You are welcome. You belong. You are not alone.

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✨Employee Spotlight✨Our Employee of the Month for May is Lisa Little!Lisa is a wearer of many hats here at CPC: she star...
06/03/2025

✨Employee Spotlight✨

Our Employee of the Month for May is Lisa Little!

Lisa is a wearer of many hats here at CPC: she started as our grant writer and receptionist, became our counseling referral manager, then our claims biller, and now serves as our Director of Finance, Community Engagement Coordinator, in-house IT specialist, and (when there’s time) continues to explore nonprofit grant opportunities. No matter which hat she is wearing, Lisa gives it her all! Since starting with us, she has demonstrated unwavering commitment and dedication to our mission and our success. Thank you for making a difference in our community, Lisa! We couldn’t do what we do without you!

If Mother’s Day is hard for you, we see you. We are here for you.
05/11/2025

If Mother’s Day is hard for you, we see you. We are here for you.

It's okay to not be okay. May is a reminder to check in on your mental health and ask for help if you need it.
05/04/2025

It's okay to not be okay. May is a reminder to check in on your mental health and ask for help if you need it.

05/01/2025

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Address

611 Lincoln Way East, Suite 200
South Bend, IN
46601

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 8pm
Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm

Telephone

+15743604066

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