Macomb County Community Mental Health

If you've experienced a traumatic event, getting back into your normal work routine can be difficult — especially in a professional setting. Don't sit with your trauma alone. Reach out for help working through your feelings so you can navigate both work and life more healthily: https://bit.ly/3upLF8r

The Community Mental Health Association of Michigan's Walk a Mile in My Shoes Rally unites 2,000+ advocates to call for increased recognition and funding for the 300,000 Michiganders who need mental and behavioral health support. Join us at Michigan’s Capitol on Saturday, September 17 to spread education, combat stigma, and rally for greater recognition of mental health needs at the policy level. Find more info here: https://bit.ly/3lSkBpQ

Working remotely isn't for everyone — but for many, it's a great way to balance life with work and diminish professional stress while staying productive. Swipe through to learn more about how working from home may lead to stronger physical and emotional health, and leave a comment telling us how remote work empowers you!

Discover your next career opportunity at Macomb County. Check out our available positions and submit your application today! #MacombCounty #careers #nowhiring #applytoday

Join us this National Immunization Awareness Month to encourage patients, clients, and others to get up-to-date on routine vaccinations. This back-to-school season and always, the greater health of our community depends on each of us emphasizing the importance of vaccines in combating the spread of deadly diseases. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has all the materials you’ll need to spread the word: https://bit.ly/2MZdVql

We’re pleased to announce the selection of Traci Smith as our new CEO!  Traci served as the interim CEO since January 2024 and previously held the role of Chief Operating Officer, with over eight years of dedicated service to MCCMH. She has played a key role in fulfilling our commitment to providing exceptional services that empower individuals to achieve recovery, build stronger communities, and live independently. Read more here: https://bit.ly/4dsJPol

Swipe to learn how Elisha Oakes, the Caregiver Champion awardee at our 2024 Mental Health Matters Awards, champions mental health causes within her own family and our community at large. Elisha, your contributions are as inspiring as they are selfless – thanks for all you do. Congratulations!

The second annual Macomb County Health and Wellness Fair was a hit! It was a great opportunity to unite the community while emphasizing the importance of emotional and physical well being. Thank you to all who attended, and a special shoutout to our community partners and team members for making this event a success. Macomb County Government MACOMB INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL DISTRICT

Our partner organization, Macomb County Suicide Prevention Coalition (MCSPC), unites professionals in social work, education, mental health, and other fields with Macomb County residents from all walks of life together to work toward a common goal — preventing suicide in our community. Visit their website to learn how you can support: https://bit.ly/3LxMCAo

Our mission is to put people first, and every day, our dedicated employees bring this to life through their actions. Megan Male is a case manager for Early On and Head Start, working closely with the MACOMB INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL DISTRICT to identify cases eligible for our services. She is a strong advocate for the families she serves, and we are grateful to have her on our team.