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.

Taking care of your mental health isn’t something to hide. It’s something to prioritize.Setting boundaries? Chic.Taking ...
09/06/2026

Taking care of your mental health isn’t something to hide. It’s something to prioritize.

Setting boundaries? Chic.
Taking a break when you need one? Chic.
Going to therapy? Chic.
Saying no without feeling guilty? Chic.
Protecting your peace? Very chic.
Asking for help when things feel overwhelming? Always chic.

Taking care of yourself doesn’t mean you have everything figured out. It means you recognize that your mental and emotional well-being deserve attention, just like every other part of your health.

You don’t have to wait until you’re overwhelmed to start taking care of yourself. Small choices—getting enough rest, making time for things you enjoy, talking about what you’re feeling, setting healthy boundaries, or reaching out for support—can all be part of building a healthier relationship with yourself.

Today, September 5, is International Day of Charity, a day that reminds us that giving back isn’t always about donating ...
09/05/2026

Today, September 5, is International Day of Charity, a day that reminds us that giving back isn’t always about donating money or resources. Sometimes, the most meaningful things we can give are our time, our attention, our compassion, and our support.

When it comes to mental health, small acts of kindness and connection can make a meaningful difference. Checking in on someone, listening without judgment, offering encouragement, or helping someone connect with the right support can remind them that they are seen, valued, and never alone in what they’re facing.

At RFS, we believe that strong communities are built when we take care of one another. Supporting mental health is something we can all contribute to, whether it’s through a simple conversation, being there for someone during a difficult moment, or helping someone find the resources they need.

Today, find a way to make a difference.
Ask someone how they’re really doing.
Listen.
Offer support.
Show compassion.
Remind someone that they matter.

Because sometimes, the smallest act of kindness can make the biggest difference.

Can you believe it’s already been one month since TACKLECON 2026?We’re still thinking about an incredible day filled wit...
09/04/2026

Can you believe it’s already been one month since TACKLECON 2026?

We’re still thinking about an incredible day filled with connection, collaboration, learning, and so many amazing people who came together with a shared goal of supporting the children, families, and communities we serve.

From meaningful conversations and new connections to the incredible energy throughout the event, TACKLECON was a reminder of what can happen when passionate people come together and TACKLE challenges as a team.

One month later, and we’re still grateful for the memories, the connections, and the impact!

Here’s to continuing the conversations, strengthening our partnerships, and carrying the spirit of TACKLECON with us throughout the year!

Focus on what you can control and let go of what you can't.It's easy to spend our energy worrying about things outside o...
09/03/2026

Focus on what you can control and let go of what you can't.

It's easy to spend our energy worrying about things outside of our control—what someone else thinks, how someone else responds, what might happen tomorrow, or how a situation will turn out. But constantly trying to control the uncontrollable can leave us feeling overwhelmed and exhausted.

Instead, pause and ask yourself:
What can I control?
My actions.
My words.
My boundaries.
How I respond.
How I care for myself.
The choices I make moving forward.

And what can't you control? Let that go.

Letting go doesn't mean you don't care. It means you're choosing not to spend your energy fighting something you cannot change.

Put your energy where it can make a difference. Focus on what is within your control, take things one step at a time, and give yourself permission to release the rest.

At RFS, we love being in the schools we serve.Being present in schools allows us to meet students where they are and bui...
09/02/2026

At RFS, we love being in the schools we serve.

Being present in schools allows us to meet students where they are and build meaningful relationships in an environment that is already a big part of their everyday lives. It gives our clinicians the opportunity to provide support, build trust, and help students develop the tools they need to navigate challenges both inside and outside of the classroom.

But being in schools is about more than providing services. It’s about becoming part of the school community, working alongside educators and staff, connecting with families, and creating a strong network of support around each student.

From everyday conversations and check-ins to celebrating milestones and being there during difficult moments, we’re proud to show up for the students and communities we serve.

We believe every student deserves to feel supported, heard, and understood—and we’re grateful that we get to be there to help make that happen.

We don’t just work in schools. We’re part of the school community.

Meet Our Community Partners: YMCA of Greater ToledoWe’re proud to highlight one of our valued community partners, the YM...
09/01/2026

Meet Our Community Partners: YMCA of Greater Toledo

We’re proud to highlight one of our valued community partners, the YMCA, an organization that has been serving communities since 1865.

With family wellness, child care, and camp facilities across five counties, the YMCA provides families with opportunities to connect, grow, stay active, and build stronger communities.

At RFS, we understand the importance of working together with organizations that support the whole child and family. Community partnerships allow us to connect families with additional resources and create a stronger network of support beyond the services we provide.

We’re grateful for the work the YMCA continues to do for families and communities and are proud to partner with an organization that shares our commitment to helping people thrive.

Check out our community partner, the YMCA, and learn more about the resources they offer to families in our communities!

September is Su***de Prevention Month, a time to raise awareness, encourage meaningful conversations, and remind one ano...
09/01/2026

September is Su***de Prevention Month, a time to raise awareness, encourage meaningful conversations, and remind one another that support is available.

Su***de can affect individuals, families, schools, and communities, and sometimes the signs that someone is struggling aren’t always easy to recognize. That’s why it’s so important to pay attention, check in, and create space for honest conversations about mental health.

You don’t need to have the perfect words or all the answers. Sometimes, simply asking “How are you really doing?” can open the door to a conversation someone may desperately need.

This month, we encourage everyone to:
Listen without judgment.
Take warning signs seriously.
Check in on the people you care about.
Talk openly about mental health.
Help connect someone to support when they need it.

Remember, you never have to handle a difficult moment alone. Reaching out for help is a sign of strength, and supporting someone starts with letting them know they are seen, heard, and cared for.

Let’s make su***de prevention a conversation we continue long after September.

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You can’t control how other people think, what they say, or how they choose to act. But you can choose what you give you...
08/31/2026

You can’t control how other people think, what they say, or how they choose to act. But you can choose what you give your energy to.

Sometimes, protecting your peace means accepting that other people are going to have their own opinions, reactions, and choices—and those things don’t always need to become yours to carry.

You don’t have to respond to everything. You don’t have to explain yourself to everyone. And you don’t have to allow someone else’s behavior to determine your own.

Learning to recognize what is and isn’t within your control can be an important part of protecting your mental and emotional well-being.

You may not control what happens around you, but you can choose how you respond.

Please join us in celebrating our Employee of the Month, Angie Hendren! 💙Angie is deeply dedicated to the work she does ...
08/30/2026

Please join us in celebrating our Employee of the Month, Angie Hendren! 💙

Angie is deeply dedicated to the work she does and genuinely cares about the clients and team she supports. She finds so much meaning in watching her clients make progress, reach their goals, and experience positive changes along the way.

Her compassion, dedication, and commitment make a difference every day. Angie consistently brings care and purpose to her work, and we’re grateful for the positive impact she has on both her clients and her team.

Angie, thank you for everything you do. Your dedication and the impact you make do not go unnoticed, and this recognition is so well deserved.

Congratulations, Angie! We’re so grateful to have you on our team. 💙

Drop a note in the comments and help us celebrate her! 🎉

One thing we love doing at RFS is helping our clients set goals.Goals give clients something meaningful to work toward a...
08/29/2026

One thing we love doing at RFS is helping our clients set goals.

Goals give clients something meaningful to work toward and can help make the therapy process feel more focused and purposeful. Whether the goal is learning a new coping skill, building confidence, improving communication, managing emotions, strengthening relationships, or working through a personal challenge, every goal is unique to the individual.

We also understand that progress doesn’t happen overnight. Sometimes, reaching a larger goal starts with taking one small step at a time.

Our clinicians work alongside clients to create goals that feel realistic, meaningful, and achievable, while providing support and encouragement along the way. And when a client reaches a goal? We celebrate that progress with them. Because therapy isn’t about being perfect or having everything figured out. It’s about growing, learning, and recognizing how far you’ve come.

At RFS, we’re proud to support our clients as they set goals, overcome challenges, and work toward becoming the best version of themselves.

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830 North Summit Street
Toledo, OH
43604

Opening Hours

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

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+14196939600

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