South Community Behavioral Health

06/03/2026

We’re excited about our partnership with Primary Health Solutions and the opportunities it creates to strengthen our mission and better serve our community. We invite you to learn more about them through this video.

06/02/2026

Searching for a Medical Assistant job?

🚨 We're Hiring Medical Assistants! 🚨

We are seeking Medical Assistants who are committed to compassionate, patient-centered care. Join a team that supports your growth while making healthcare more accessible for those who need it most.

Ready to apply? ➡️ https://myprimaryhealthsolutions.org/careers/

05/29/2026

We conclude Mental Health Awareness Month by expressing our deepest gratitude and profound recognition to the tenured individuals who have been instrumental in our organization's progress!

Some our our recipients….from
5 years - 35 years!


Primary Health Solutions

05/18/2026

Thank you Eaton Community Schools 😊

During Mental Health Awareness Month, we want to take a moment to recognize and thank our incredible mental health therapists from South Community/Primary Health Solutions who support students across all four of our district buildings each and every day.

Their compassion, patience, dedication, and unwavering support make a lasting impact far beyond the classroom walls. They help students navigate challenges, build confidence, develop coping skills, and feel seen, heard, and valued.

We are so grateful for the partnerships we share and for the care they pour into our students, families, and staff every single day. Thank you for the meaningful difference you make throughout our entire school community. 💚

05/18/2026

What’s one thing that helps you recharge mentally? 💭

A walk outside?
Music?
Prayer?
Time with family?
Coffee and quiet?
Exercise?
Talking with someone you trust?

During Mental Health Month, we’re reminding our community that caring for your mental health can look different for everyone.

Drop your answer below ⬇️

05/13/2026

Mental Health is EVERYTHING.
https://mhanational.org/mental-health-month/

Call us - we can help.
📞937-293-8300
📧 [email protected]

05/06/2026

Love being in the community!

05/06/2026

A shout out to our nurses - we appreciate you!

05/06/2026

You cannot separate mental health from physical health. They are equally important and deeply connected.

TIPS FOR IMPROVING YOUR SLEEP:

*Set a regular bedtime. Your body likes to have a routine, plus you’re more likely to get enough sleep if you schedule rest like your other important tasks.

*Limit caffeine. Drinking caffeine to stay awake during the day can keep you up at night. Stop drinking coffee, tea, and other caffeinated drinks six to eight hours before bed.

*De-stress yourself. Relax by taking a hot bath, meditating, or envisioning a soothing scene while lying in bed. Finish any next-day preparations about an hour before bed so you won’t be worried about them as you fall asleep.

*Get out in the sun. Getting natural sunlight during the day helps to maintain your body’s sleep-wake cycle. Aim for 30 minutes of sun exposure and be sure to wear sunscreen. A light therapy box can help if going outside isn’t an option.

*Exercise. Working out can improve sleep in lots of ways, including relieving muscle tension. Don’t work out right before bed, though, since exercise may make you more alert. If you like, try gentle upper-body stretches to help transition into sleep.

*Don’t eat right before bed. It can cause indigestion and heartburn, which can mess up sleep.

*Nap smart. If you need a nap, take it before 3 p.m. and limit it to an hour.

*Say no to ni****ne. The ni****ne in to***co products and vapes is a stimulant, which can keep you up at night.

*Go easy on the drinks. Drinking too much before bed can make you wake up to go to the bathroom, and drinking alcohol gets in the way of reaching the deep and restful stages of sleep.

*Limit distractions. Turn off anything in your bedroom that might distract you from sleep. The light from screens can confuse your body’s internal clock.

*Make your bed a sleep haven. No paying bills or writing reports in bed. Also, if you can’t fall asleep after 15 minutes, you can try some soothing music, but if you remain alert, experts recommend getting up until you feel more tired.

05/05/2026

Check out this opportunity at Daybreak Dayton next Monday and Friday! 💵💸