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What's New: Month: March 2023

Congratulations, Natashia Rapp!

We are pleased to announce the promotion of Natashia Rapp, a long-term, hard-working Integrated Services for Behavioral Health employee. Tash, formerly the Manager of Harm Reduction Strategy, has been elevated to a Managing Director role. She will continue oversight of her current programs while taking on additional administrative responsibilities for Behavioral Health Integration with Primary Care and expanding Recovery Housing efforts and the Behavioral Medicine program. She will also lead the effort in submitting proposals for […]

Are we strong enough for The Buck Fifty?

The Buck Fifty is an overnight 150-mile relay whose mission is to "inspire a community through running with the mission to keep kids off of drugs." This April, 10 ISBH team members will run over 150 miles through Ross County to support the annual race. In addition to the relay, ISBH is also hosting and providing volunteers at the race’s 13th checkpoint. These checkpoints provide runners with a chance to rest and refresh as they move […]

You’re invited. New office and open house.

You’re invited to come celebrate the opening of our new office location in Meigs county. Visitors can tour the space, meet the team, learn about available programs, and enjoy refreshments from Blakeslee Center Catering. We're proud to be part of the Meigs County community! LOCATION Meigs County Office 605 General Hartinger Parkway, Middleport, OH 45760 DATE & TIME March 10, 2023, 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM Join us at the Morgan County Open House on […]

Thank you, Ohio Arts Council, for another year of funding!

The Ohio Arts Council (OAC) is a state agency that provides funding and support for high-quality arts experiences, which aim to enhance Ohio communities culturally, educationally, and economically. For the second year in a row, the OAC has awarded funding to The New Beginnings Studio of McArthur as part of their "Fund Every County" initiative. This grant will cover material costs, on-site instruction, and cultural excursions for the studio's artists. The New Beginnings artists are excited […]

Slinkies, seventh graders, and a support group.

Meet Cassy Lee, founder of “The Lunchtime Slinky Club.” As a licensed social worker placed within Highland County's Greenfield Middle School, she’s creating a positive place for students to engage. The program, which began with only three referrals, is growing steadily as the students recognize their struggles, seek out help, and share their positive experiences with their friends. With help from Lee, the school’s seventh graders have formed an informal lunch group where they discuss stressors, […]