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  • MHA is committed to continuing services to clients. The Counseling Center @ MHA is adapting our practice to offer a telehealth option. Community-based services will continue during this time.
    MHA is committed to continuing services to clients. The Counseling Center @ MHA is adapting our practice to offer a telehealth option. Community-based services will continue during this time.

Mission

The Mission of the Mental Health Association of South Central Kansas is to empower and assist youth, families and adults in our community to achieve optimal mental health and wellness through education, advocacy, and services.

Vision

MHA's Vision is achievement of a just, humane, and healthy community where all people are treated with respect and dignity, and where they have the opportunity to achieve their full potential, free from stigma and prejudice.

Welcome to The Mental Health Association of South Central Kansas

We exist to empower and assist youth, families and adults in South Central Kansas to achieve optimal mental health and wellness through education, advocacy, and service. With your help, we can make a difference. MHA seeks to intervene, treat, and educate those throughout south central Kansas in the many forms that mental illness takes among our families and friends, while doing all that we can to remove the sigma too often associated with mental health.

MHASCK is a proud affiliate of Mental Health America.

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Our programs are designed to further our mission and provide much needed services for our constituents.
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September 18, 2015

Recovery is possible

byBethany Lippe

Early adulthood (also known as transitional age) can be a very difficult time for people. One such individual came to MHA for services in June 2014. Since that time, the counselors have seen tremendous growth and progress in him. In the beginning, George relapsed on marijuana while participating in Mental Health Court. Due to multiple relapses the court threatened him with jail time. It was then that he chose a path of sobriety and recovery. When he became sober his attitude went from hostility to considerate, cooperative and pleasant in group and individual sessions. He has been attending AA and NA meetings as well as staying involved in Peer Support group each week. He is also received therapy, case management, Health Home, Common Ground and Medication Management services from MHA. He is currently working to obtain independent housing and has a long term goal of returning to school to attain an associates degree.