Johnson County Mental Health Center

Johnson County Mental Health Center Johnson County Mental Health Center's emergency services line is answered by trained staff 24 hours a day, seven days a week: 913-268-0156.

Social media commenting terms of use http://bit.ly/joco-socialmediaterms Johnson County Mental Health Center (JCMHC) provides a wide range of mental health and substance use services to residents of Johnson County, Kansas. As one of 27 licensed Community Mental Health Centers (CMHCs) in Kansas, we are mandated by state statute to serve as a safety net for individuals facing severe mental illness a

nd those unable to access care elsewhere. In 2024, JCMHC achieved full certification as a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) from the Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services (KDADS), strengthening our capacity to deliver comprehensive, integrated care. JCMHC is also accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF International), earning the highest level of recognition for adhering to internationally recognized best practices and service standards. Founded in 1962 with a single outpatient facility, JCMHC has grown to operate five locations across Johnson County, staffed by highly trained, compassionate professionals. We are proud to operate under the Johnson County Government and remain committed to improving the quality of life for all residents.

Real strength looks like talking to a friend. Asking for help. Checking in on someone. Taking care of yourself. Showing ...
06/03/2026

Real strength looks like talking to a friend. Asking for help. Checking in on someone. Taking care of yourself. Showing emotion.

For Men's Health Month, we're challenging the idea that staying silent is a sign of strength.

The reality is that men are significantly more likely to die by su***de, and too many are taught to keep their struggles to themselves. Talking about mental health isn't weakness—it's action.

Read this week's Mental Health Moment to learn simple ways to start the conversation, support others and check in with yourself.

📖 Read the full Mental Health Moment: https://conta.cc/43IumNI

It’s not always easy to talk about substance use, but it’s more important than ever. Open conversations about fentanyl c...
06/03/2026

It’s not always easy to talk about substance use, but it’s more important than ever. Open conversations about fentanyl can help protect the young people you care about, whether they’re encountering drugs or not. Start the conversation. Keep it honest. Keep it going.

As Libby Davis with Keepin’ Clean for Coop says, it’s not one 60-minute conversation, but sixty 1-minute conversations.

Use this guide to help you get started.

This past weekend, we were proud to participate in the NAMI Johnson County KS NAMIWalks event at Sar-Ko-Par Trails Park ...
06/02/2026

This past weekend, we were proud to participate in the NAMI Johnson County KS NAMIWalks event at Sar-Ko-Par Trails Park as a Gold Sponsor. 💚

The weather may have been rainy, but that didn't stop our community from showing up. It was inspiring to see so many people come together to support mental health, raise awareness, and help reduce stigma.

Our team enjoyed connecting with community members and sharing information about local mental health resources. We were also excited to see Representative Sharice Davids stop by and support the event.

Thank you to NAMI Johnson County and to everyone who walked, volunteered, donated, and helped make the day a success. Together, we continue building a community where mental health matters and support is within reach.

June is Men's Health Month, a time to raise awareness about the unique health challenges men and boys face and encourage...
06/01/2026

June is Men's Health Month, a time to raise awareness about the unique health challenges men and boys face and encourage healthy choices that support both physical and mental well-being.

Mental health conditions are common, yet many men delay seeking support due to stigma, pressure to "handle it alone," or fear of judgment. The reality is that reaching out for help is a sign of strength, not weakness.

Swipe through to learn:
💚 Key facts about men's mental health
💚 Common warning signs to watch for
💚 Ways to practice self-care
💚 How we can reduce stigma and support one another

If you or someone you know is struggling, help is available.

📞 JCMHC Crisis Line: 913-268-0156 (24/7)
📞 Call or text 988
📱 Text HOME to 741741

🌈 Happy Pride Month! 🌈Pride Month is a time to celebrate identity, honor resilience, and recognize the importance of bel...
06/01/2026

🌈 Happy Pride Month! 🌈

Pride Month is a time to celebrate identity, honor resilience, and recognize the importance of belonging and connection.

Mental health and well-being are closely tied to feeling accepted, supported, and able to show up as your authentic self. This month, take time to care for yourself in ways that feel meaningful to you:

💜 Set boundaries that protect your peace
☀️ Check in with your mental health
🌷 Learn and grow
🪞 Celebrate your identity
📣 Support others in your community
☕ Rest without guilt

Whether you’re celebrating, learning, supporting someone you care about, or simply taking care of yourself, know that you belong.

As Mental Health Month comes to a close, the conversation doesn’t stop here. 💚June brings several important opportunitie...
05/31/2026

As Mental Health Month comes to a close, the conversation doesn’t stop here. 💚

June brings several important opportunities to continue supporting mental well-being, including PTSD Awareness Month, Men's Health Month, and Pride Month.

This month, we're focusing on small intentions that can help create more connection, compassion, and support in our communities:

💬 Check in on the men in your life
🎗️ Honor and support trauma survivors
🌈 Celebrate and affirm LGBTQ+ voices
🤝 Be present in your relationships
🏡 Advocate for safer, healthier communities
💚 Care for your body and mind without guilt

Mental health matters every month of the year. What intention are you bringing into June?

School may be out, but that often means new routines, packed calendars, vacations, camps, childcare logistics, and a who...
05/29/2026

School may be out, but that often means new routines, packed calendars, vacations, camps, childcare logistics, and a whole new set of stressors to navigate.

As we ease into summer, it can help to focus on what’s within our control and let go of what isn’t. While we can’t control the weather, traffic, rising costs, or everyone else’s plans, we can make choices that support our well-being.

☀️ Stay hydrated
😴 Prioritize rest
📱 Set boundaries with social media
💚 Make time for people and activities that matter to you
🙋 Ask for help when you need it

What’s one thing in your control that you’re focusing on this summer?

Finding what works for your mental health can take time, and what helps one person may look completely different for som...
05/28/2026

Finding what works for your mental health can take time, and what helps one person may look completely different for someone else. 💚

Small changes like drinking more water, getting better sleep, talking to someone you trust, moving your body, reconnecting with hobbies, or seeking support can all make a difference over time.

This Mental Health Month, we hope you’ve found at least one thing you can carry forward to help create more good days together. 🌿

If you’d like to read this week’s full Mental Health Moment, visit: https://bit.ly/MHM-5-27-26

05/27/2026

Today’s Mental Health Moment of Zen comes from a peaceful waterfall at Shawnee Mission Park — a reminder to slow down, listen to the water, and give yourself a moment to recharge.

Where’s your favorite place in the park to find a little peace?

Address

6000 Lamar, Suite 130
Mission, KS
66202

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Website

https://connect.jocogov.org/mental-health-training

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