Hancock County Behavioral Health Court

09/01/2026

Behavioral Health Court for August 28, 2026!

Our guest speaker was Dustin Jameson, current Drug Court participant, who shared his own story of sobriety and accepting help from others in order to grow and become the best version of himself he can be. Thank you, Dustin, for sharing your story!

Jeremy Thompson phased up to Phase 4! Congrats, Jeremy! We are proud of your hard work and dedication. 👏🏼

Our next Behavioral Health Court session is scheduled for September 11, 2026. ⚖️🧠

08/19/2026

On August 18, 2026, Behavioral Health Court Coordinator Tabitha Davis attended The Landing Place's "Unmask the Struggle" with BHC team member Anna Campbell, Prosecutor Brent Eaton, and Hancock County Drug Court Coordinator Beth Ingle. 🎭

The guest speaker was Tony Hoffman: Olympian, Author, and Mental Health Advocate. Tony spoke about his own story, explaining how he overcame addiction and personal mental health struggles to become a public speaker, start a non-profit organization, and train Olympic athletes. 🚲🥇

It was an enjoyable event that we are glad Hancock County Behavioral Health Court was able to attend and be a part of. Please check out the amazing services being provided by The Landing - Hancock County. ❤️

08/11/2026

Keep moving forward 🚪

08/05/2026

August is National Wellness Month! Take care of yourself- body and mind! 💪🏻🧠

August is National Wellness Month.
💫Remember that wellness is more dynamic than just getting enough exercise or eating right. It also encompasses your spiritual and mental wellness.
We are passionate about supporting Hancock County residents in discovering their own path to wellness within the framework of their lives through mental health support, resources and outreach as well as opportunities to build strong community connections.
👉 Learn more about our skilled navigators and the resources we offer here: https://bit.ly/3WCgW3k

07/29/2026

It's about that time! 📚✂️✏️

📏 We hate to say it, but it's almost time for back-to-school here in Hancock County!

Here are some helpful tips to ease your whole family's transition:
💤 Gradually shift sleep and wake schedules
🌅 Do a morning test run before the first day arrives
😭 Manage big feelings through validation, goodbye rituals and reassuring stories
😌 Provide unstructured downtime to help with the after-school crash

And as always, we are here to help parents, families and students of any age deal with complicated emotions and find support and resources! 👉 https://bit.ly/3WCgW3k

07/27/2026

Don't forget to recharge and make time for yourself! 🪫🔋⚡️

07/25/2026

Attention, men! 📢📢📢

The next group we will be highlighting for the August 4th group launch is Men's Breaking the Chains of Trauma. We are excited to bring this group back after a few years away.

This is a 9-week support group for men who have experienced trauma and want to recover healthy balance and rediscover joy. While it may be commonplace for men to choose to deal with their past hurts alone, we want to encourage men who have experience trauma to be bold and step out a seek help, encouragement, and support in their journey towards healing and wholeness.

If you or someone you know could benefit from this group, you can register here: https://www.wellspringind.org/groups

07/23/2026

And that's a wrap! Judge D.J. Davis, Case Manager Katie Sullivan, and Coordinator Tabitha Davis had a wonderful time at RISE26, learning skills and gaining knowledge on how to better serve our Behavioral Health Court participants. 🧠⚖️

07/21/2026

Your Hancock County Problem-Solving Court Coordinators are up and ready to learn during our 2nd day of RISE 2026! Hancock County Drug Court Coordinator Beth Ingle and Hancock County Behavioral Health Court Coordinator Tabitha Davis enjoyed their first session of the day, The Paradox of Self-Care! 🧠❤️