Association of Community Mental Health Centers of Kansas, Inc.

02/13/2026

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02/13/2026

New from High Plains Mental Health Center:

Learn how risk and protective factors affect resilience in their latest podcast.

Listen on Spotify—more episodes on the way!

In this month's podcast, we explore risk factors and protective factors and how they may affect our resilience and overall mental well-being. This is the first in a series; be sure to tune in on Spotify and watch for the next episode coming soon.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/1CEPXeFeBc8rgbEw19IEep?si=vTKT5r4GRQaUmJAGVy7rnQ

02/13/2026

Celebrating Dr. Mamie Phipps Clark and Dr. Kenneth Clark—visionary psychologists whose work shaped Brown v. Board and expanded mental‑health support for Black children. Grateful to Prairie View for sharing their story.

Dr. Mamie Phipps Clark and Dr. Kenneth Clark were pioneering psychologists whose groundbreaking Doll Study revealed the psychological harm of segregation. Their research played a critical role in Brown v. Board of Education and helped change the course of history. Together, they dedicated their lives to expanding mental health access for Black and underserved children and families.

02/13/2026

A big shout‑out to Rhonda Stubbs at Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center for leading CPR trainings for staff who need certification. Her skills and dedication are appreciated!

02/13/2026

Thank you, Johnson County Mental Health Center for these thoughtful Valentine reminders. Such a beautiful message for anyone who needs it today!

Tomorrow can bring a lot of pressure. Here are a few reminders to take with you.

You are worthy of love, no matter your relationship status.
You do not need a partner to celebrate love in your life.
Love shows up in many ways beyond gifts.
What people post online is not the full story.
Feeling jealous or left out is human. Be kind to yourself.

You matter today and every day. 💗

02/12/2026

Prairie View is headed to NatCon 2026!

Bryant Miller and Marcy Johnson will share how AgAssist is bringing hope and mental health support to ag communities across Kansas.

Huge thanks to the National Council for Mental Wellbeing!

Prairie View has been selected to present at NatCon 2026, hosted by the National Council for Mental Wellbeing.

On Monday, April 27, Bryant Miller and Marcy Johnson will present: Cultivating Hope Through AgAssist: Supporting Mental Health in Kansas

We are honored to share how AgAssist is expanding access to mental health support in agricultural communities across Kansas and to contribute to national conversations around rural behavioral health.

Thank you to the National Council for Mental Wellbeing for the opportunity.

02/12/2026

Resharing thoughtful insights from Marcy Johnson, President and CEO of Prairie View on KWCH 12 News about how social media and tech affect kids’ mental health. Grateful for her guidance on building healthier tech habits. If you have concerns about your child’s mental health, Prairie View is here to help.

02/12/2026

Highlighted by Prairie View

E. Kitch Childs helped found the Association for Women in Psychology and Chicago’s GLF. She offered feminist, community‑focused therapy centered on the experiences of Black women.

History Month # Mental Health Matters

E. Kitch Childs helped to found the Association for Women in Psychology. She was also a founding member of Chicago’s "GLF". She also owned her own practice in which she provided therapy marginalized members of her community. She practiced feminist therapy and centered her research and work around the experiences of Black women and feminist theory.

02/12/2026

They did it again! 🎉

Wyandot Behavioral Health Network has received another Three‑Year CARF Accreditation, now extending through 2029. Congratulations to the entire team for their continued commitment to quality care and excellence in serving the community. 💙

We did it again! 🎉 Wyandot Behavioral Health Network has received another Three-Year CARF Accreditation through 2029. Proud of our team’s continued commitment to quality care and excellence in serving our community. 💙

02/12/2026

High Plains Mental Health Center is now hiring Mobile Crisis Team Case Managers!

Help support Northwest Kansas communities when it matters most.

Starting pay: $28.09/hr

Apply at hpmhc.com/careers or email careers@hpmhc.com.

Exciting career opportunity! We are NOW HIRING Mobile Crisis Team Case Managers. These professionals serve Northwest Kansas by providing compassionate and caring support when and where it's needed most, making a real difference in our communities. Starting wage is $28.09 per hour! Visit hpmhc.com/careers/ to learn more or email careers@hpmh.com

02/12/2026

A reminder from Johnson County Mental Health Center

“What if” thoughts happen. But you’re okay. Small grounding moments can make a big difference.

Sometimes our brains get stuck in “what if” mode.
This is your gentle reminder that you locked the door, the stove is off, and no one is upset with you.

If your thoughts tend to spiral, you are not alone. Pausing to reality-check worries and grounding yourself in what you know to be true can help ease anxiety in the moment. Small reassurances can make a real difference.

02/12/2026

Prairie View offers many services to support you and your family.

As a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC), Prairie View offers comprehensive, coordinated services designed to support the whole person, meeting individuals and families where they are.