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Welcome to SCBHR
Our Vision
Promoting health | Building community | Serving those in need
SCBHR provides residents of South Central Iowa with the resources needed to help manage mental health disabilities and intellectual/developmental disabilities
- Help is nearby and available when you need it with multiple points of access to care that supports mental health and disability needs, including multi-occurring substance use, brain injury or other complex service needs.
- At SCBHR our vision is to mindfully, creatively and responsibly serve the residents of our region. Through our services, we strive to offer solutions to residents’ unique challenges – with respect and dignity for all people a the center of our approach.
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Our Programs & Services
We work with providers to develop a system of care for individuals. The following services may be available to you if you are eligible.
County Services Directory
Need more support?
We are here to connect you with the help you need. Look through our list of additional services to find other local help organizations.
- Care Coordination
- Childcare/Youth Programs
- Disability/Accommodations
- Disaster Services
- Domestic Violence
- Financial Assistance
- Food Assistance
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Did you know brain health (mental health) help is available to all Iowans at any time? If you’re in crisis, need help for yourself or a loved one immediately, or simply don’t know where to turn, call the Your Life Iowa Crisis Line for your region and ask for mobile crisis services. Services are discreet and trained professionals can visit individuals in need at their home, work or school.
Be Our Guest! At the Annual Mahaska Connect tomorrow from 8am to 1pm.
Central United Methodist Church
201 N. Market St. Oskaloosa
Many misperceptions about obsessive-compulsive disorder exist in popular culture. Here are some facts about this brain health condition from the National Institute of Mental Health.
• OCD is a common and long-lasting condition in which someone has uncontrollable and reoccurring thoughts or behaviors they feel the need to repeat.
• Symptoms of this condition can include fear of germs, the desire to have things in a particular order or presentation, excessively checking on things and compulsive counting.
• Medication and psychotherapy can help those with OCD manage obsessive thoughts and compulsive behaviors.
If you or a loved one is struggling with this brain health condition, know you are not alone. We can connect you to services that help at IowaMHDSRegions.org.
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