Tackle Toledo

Tackle Toledo Building collaborative relationships with schools and community resources to address mental health T.A.C.K.L.E. The T.A.C.K.L.E.

is a specialized program that focuses on providing school-based and outpatient services. Program is built on developing trust and relationships with our youth, families, communities, and schools. We provide real time intervention, where youth are seen on a daily basis, instead of by appointment, or after behavior or a crisis has happened. We are not your typical Behavioral Health Agency, and have

developed new and exciting alternatives to behavior health that motivates youth to get engaged in treatment.

Even on the hardest days, brighter ones are still ahead. When you are in the middle of a difficult time, it can be nearl...
06/18/2026

Even on the hardest days, brighter ones are still ahead.

When you are in the middle of a difficult time, it can be nearly impossible to see past the weight of what you are feeling. But hard chapters do not last forever — even when it feels like they might.

Healing is not always loud or obvious. Sometimes it looks like getting out of bed. Sometimes it is one honest conversation or a single moment of peace in an otherwise heavy day.

Progress counts, no matter how small it looks.

You are not stuck. You are not forgotten. And you do not have to carry this alone.

Better days are coming — and you deserve to be here for them.

What is one thing that helps you hold onto hope during a hard time? Share it below.

06/18/2026

Being a social worker takes more than one skill—it takes many.

That’s what Nina Rodriguez, our Director of Clinical Services, recently shared with us. The work asks you to wear many hats, stay adaptable, and remain open to learning and growing every single day.

And honestly? That’s exactly what makes our team so special.

At RFS, we’re proud to have a group of workers who never stop showing up to learn, adapt, and grow. They meet challenges with flexibility and curiosity. They roll with change. And through it all, they pour genuine care into every client they serve.

That blend of skill and heart is what real support looks like. It’s not about getting everything perfect—it’s about staying committed to becoming better for the people who count on you.

To our incredible team: thank you for your dedication, your willingness to grow, and the deep care you bring to this work every day.

What’s a skill you’ve grown the most in throughout your career? Tell us in the comments.

Your child does not need to stop feeling big emotions — they need a safe place to learn what to do with them. That is th...
06/17/2026

Your child does not need to stop feeling big emotions — they need a safe place to learn what to do with them.

That is the heart behind a calm-down corner.

It is a dedicated space at home where children can go when feelings become overwhelming. Not a punishment. A tool. A place to breathe, reset, and practice the coping skills that help them work through life's harder moments.

Feeling angry, sad, or anxious is not wrong. It is human. With the right support, children can learn to move through those feelings instead of being ruled by them.

The goal has never been to raise children who never struggle. It is to raise children who know they can.

Have you tried a calm-down corner at home? Share what you have included in yours below.

06/16/2026

We recently sat down with Jessica Amos, Program Manager of our Toledo Public Schools East/West Cohorts, and asked her a simple question: What’s your favorite memory or experience at the agency so far?

Her answer came straight from the heart—being able to watch her clients grow over the past 9 years.

She’s seen clients face hard days and come out stronger. She’s watched small steps turn into big breakthroughs. And she’s been there through it all—steady, caring, and fully invested in every person’s journey.

What moment in your work has made you feel most proud? Share it in the comments below.

The more we learn about mental health, the more we change the way the world talks about it. Mental health is not somethi...
06/16/2026

The more we learn about mental health, the more we change the way the world talks about it.

Mental health is not something to whisper about or push aside. It is part of our overall well-being — just as real and just as important as physical health.
When we educate ourselves, something shifts. We stop making assumptions. We ask better questions. We become more patient with ourselves and the people we love.

For children and teens, hearing the adults around them speak openly about mental health sends a powerful message — that it is safe to feel what they feel, that asking for help is a sign of strength, and that they are not alone.

What is one thing you wish more people understood about mental health? Share it in the comments.

06/16/2026

At RFS, we believe in the power of growth—and Brooke Woodrum’s journey is a perfect example of what that can look like.

Brooke began her career in case management, where she found her passion for helping others. While working, she went back to school, earned her LSW, and made the transition to therapist. That growth has changed everything about how she’s able to show up for her clients.

As a therapist, Brooke has the space to dig even deeper—to learn more about her clients’ stories, build meaningful relationships, and offer support that’s more personal and more impactful than ever before.

At RFS, we don’t just want to support our clients. We want to see our team grow too. When our staff thrives, our clients feel it—and that’s something we’re proud to be a part of every single day.

As parents, one of the most powerful things you can tell your teen right after graduation is this: you do not have to ha...
06/15/2026

As parents, one of the most powerful things you can tell your teen right after graduation is this: you do not have to have it all figured out.

Graduation is not a deadline for having all the answers. It is the beginning of a new chapter — one filled with learning, growth, and the kind of discovery that cannot be planned.

The pressure to have a clear path right away can feel overwhelming for teens. Your reassurance matters more than you know. Remind them that uncertainty is not failure. It is part of the process.

This summer is a valuable time for teens to explore what truly excites them and discover what they want to do with their future. This season is about building, exploring, and finding their footing — and they do not have to do it alone.

What is one thing you are reminding your teen of this graduation season? Share it in the comments below.

06/15/2026

We sat down with case manager Hailey Binkowski and asked her a simple question: What skill have you developed that has been most helpful in your role?

Her answer? Consistency.

For Hailey, consistency shows up in everything she does. She stays consistent with her schedule, manages her time with intention, and—most importantly—shows up as a steady, reliable source of support for her clients.

Why does that matter so much? In behavioral health, consistency builds trust. When clients know someone will be there, day after day, they begin to feel safe. That stability creates the foundation for real progress and lasting growth.

Growth is not a race, and it certainly does not look the same for everyone. At RFS Behavioral Health, we see every day t...
06/14/2026

Growth is not a race, and it certainly does not look the same for everyone.

At RFS Behavioral Health, we see every day that healing and progress happen at their own pace. It is easy to compare your journey to others, but true growth requires patience and self-compassion.

Whether you take small steps or big leaps, your unique path deserves respect.

What is one small step you took this week to support your own growth? Tell us in the comments!

06/14/2026

We asked COO Abby Sarabia what her favorite experience has been while working at RFS.

Her answer? Watching her father, CEO Keary Sarabia, grow this organization from an idea into something that truly changes lives.

From the very beginning, Keary’s vision was never just about building a business —it was about building something that mattered. Something that would show up for adolescents, families, schools, and communities in ways that make a real difference. Watching that vision continue to grow over the years has helped shape Abby into the leader she is today.

That’s what makes RFS more than a workplace. It’s a family that shows up — for our clients, our schools, our communities, and for each other.
Here’s to the people who pour their hearts into this work every single day. And here’s to the leaders who remind us why this work is worth doing.

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830 North Summit Street
Toledo, OH
43604

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Monday 7:30am - 7pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 7pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 7pm
Thursday 7:30am - 7pm
Friday 7:30am - 7pm

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