Community Counseling Center

09/04/2026

Voices of Hope: Reminders That Matter

Our Su***de Prevention Awareness Month campaign continues with a message chosen by Kristie Miller, Director of Recruiting and Hiring.

Kristie shares this powerful encouragement: "Your story isn’t over. Hope is still here, help is available, And you are NEVER alone."

In the heaviest moments, it is easy to feel isolated or believe that things won't change. This message serves as an essential reminder that your life has chapters left to be written, and a community of support is standing right beside you.

If you or someone you love needs someone to talk to, please remember that help is always within reach.

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09/03/2026

Looking forward to the holiday weekend? Why not take a few minutes to check out your next career opportunity! 🇺🇸

CCC will be closed on Monday in observance of Labor Day, but our careers website is always open!

We’re hiring for a variety of positions across our programs and locations. If you’re ready for meaningful work, supportive teams, and the opportunity to make a difference, we’d love for you to explore what CCC has to offer.

💙 Enjoy the holiday weekend—and maybe find your next career along the way!

Check the comments for the link to our current openings!

09/03/2026

Voices of Hope: Finding the Light

For Su***de Prevention Awareness Month, we continue to share daily messages of strength from our team. Today’s inspiration comes from Laci Poole, Connexion Street Outreach Program Manager.

Laci offers this powerful reminder: "Even through the darkest storms, The sun still rises."

This message is a cornerstone of su***de prevention. In moments of profound struggle, it can feel like the darkness will last forever. But this quote serves as a gentle anchor, reminding us that pain, while real and overwhelming, is temporary. Hope, healing, and light are always possible.

We are here to help you navigate the storm. Reach out to us anytime.

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09/02/2026

Voices of Hope: Embracing Authenticity

Continuing our Su***de Prevention Awareness Month series, today’s staff-submitted inspiration comes from Kyle Schott, Administrative Projects Specialist.

Kyle shares a classic line from Popeye the Sailor Man: "I YAM what I YAM and that’s all I YAM!"

In mental health and su***de prevention, embracing our true, authentic selves is a powerful step toward healing. Letting go of the pressure to be anyone other than who you are fosters real self-acceptance and resilience.

Remember, you are valued just as you are. If you or someone you know needs support, we are here for you.

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09/01/2026

No Man Fights Alone

Being strong doesn't mean hiding your emotions, and you don't have to fight every battle in silence.

Mental health affects us all, and checking in on the men in our lives can save lives. Your story, your voice, and your life matter. Let’s make sure every man in our community knows he is supported, valued, and never expected to carry the burden by himself.

If you or someone you know is going through a tough time, reach out. We are right here with you.

💙 Help is here when you need it:

Call or text: 988

Visit us online: cccntr.com

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09/01/2026

Voices of Hope: A Month of Inspiration

September is Su***de Prevention Awareness Month. It's a time to remember those affected by su***de, raise awareness, and focus on prevention. At Community Counseling Center, we believe that hope and healing start with connection and understanding.

This month, we are sharing daily messages of strength and resilience from our own staff members. These are quotes they find personally inspiring or meaningful in their work.

We hope these words remind you that it is okay to not be okay, and that help is always available. You are not alone.
Visit www.cccntr.com
In crisis text or call 988

Today's message comes from Victoria Dormeyer, LCSW - Director of Outpatient and Emergency Services.

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09/01/2026

Community Counseling Center staff Tim Grogan was invited to Heartland News to discuss social media and teens. Check it out here:

On Wednesday, Meta agreed to an $18 billion settlement in a landmark lawsuit alleging the tech giant purposely designed addictive platforms and harmed young people’s mental health

08/28/2026

Stronger collaboration means stronger care for our region!

On August 27th and 28th, Community Counseling Center (CCC) proudly hosted a comprehensive Motivational Interviewing Training at the Cape Girardeau Public Library.

This specialized training focuses on enhancing the quality and effectiveness of counseling and consultations, helping our teams better guide clients through positive behavior change.

We were thrilled to extend our invitation beyond our own walls, welcoming dedicated professionals from:
Ascent High School
Gibson Center for Behavioral Change
FCC Behavioral Health
Bootheel Behavioral Health

With just over 40 attendees each day, the room was filled with incredible energy and shared dedication. A massive thank you to our expert trainer, Scott Kerby, LPC—one of only seven certified Motivational Interviewing Trainers in the entire state of Missouri—for leading such an impactful two days!

08/28/2026

Make a difference with Community Counseling Center!
CCC is hiring for a variety of rewarding career opportunities—including Youth Day Treatment Therapists in Cape Girardeau and Perryville!

As a Youth Day Treatment Therapist, you will support children in grades K–5 who benefit from a structured behavioral health setting. You’ll provide individual, group, and family therapy; collaborate with families, school staff, case managers, and psychiatrists; and help children build the skills needed to thrive at school, at home, and in their communities.

Qualifications include:
• Master’s degree in social work, counseling, or a related human services field
• Provisional license required—LMSW or PLPC; fully licensed LCSW or LPC also encouraged to apply
• Experience working with children and families
• Reliable transportation and a valid driver’s license

Whether you’re interested in this therapist opportunity or another position with CCC, we invite you to explore all our current openings and find the right fit for you!

💙 Join a team where your work can create hope, healing, and lasting change.

Apply today! Check the comments for the link.

08/25/2026

School Based Therapist JoJo Conner, ED.S, PLPC with Community Counseling Center recently sat down with KFVS12 to discuss back-to-school anxiety. Check it out:

Students across southeast Missouri are headed back to the classroom the week of Aug. 24. School-based therapist JoJo Conner said after months of free time and fun, that transition can be tough.