Mighty Oak Christian Mental Health Services

06/03/2026

The Robertson County Health Council is hosting the "Whether You Walk It or Run It, Just Keep Going!" su***de prevention awareness 5K in September. Please join Mighty Oak, and other members of the Robertson County Health Council, as we raise awareness and remind others that they are not alone.

There are several ways that you or your organization can participate:
(1) Sign up to run/walk the 5K
(2) Host a resource table highlighting your organization and any services offerred through your organization
(3) Have your team, club, or organization sign up to be a race route encourager
(4) Help sponsor race day t-shirts ($300 to put your organization's logo on the back of participants' t-shirts
(5) Share this post to help our Robertson County Health Council spread the word

The Robertson County Health Council meets at Volunteer State Community College's Springfield campus every 2nd Wednesday of the month from 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m., join us in June to learn more about this upcoming event. Robertson County TN Health Council

Help remind our community that hope is real, help is available, recovery is possible, and that they are not alone.

05/24/2026

Please note that our office will be closed May 25th - 29th. While our office will be closed during this brief period of time, please remember that 988 is available 24/7 for anyone experiencing a mental health challenge and in need of immediate assistance. You can call, text, or chat 988 for immediate help when experiencing a mental health emergency.

05/19/2026

Please Share!
Can you help us build our list of friends to call? We would like to make frequent calls to anyone that is unable to get out without assistance. Please call, email, or DM us to add them to our list today! 615-384-6367 or [email protected]

05/18/2026

Each day in the United States we lose approximately 17 veterans and 1 active-duty service member to su***de. The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) indicates that the Veteran su***de rate in Tennessee is significantly higher than the national Veteran su***de rate.

As a community, we can do better to support the mental health of the men and women who faithfully serve (or have served) our country. One way we can do better is to learn the signs and symptoms that may indicate our loved one may be experiencing a mental health and/or substance use challenge and then connect that loved one to the appropriate professional help.

Mental Health First Aid for Military, Veterans, and Their Families is a training that can help the following populations:
(1) active service members who want to know how to better support their comrades
(2) veterans who want to know how to better support their fellow veterans
(3) family members of active service members and/or veterans who want to know how to better support their loved one

Mighty Oak is extremely thankful for the generosity of community members in Robertson County that have donated so that Mighty Oak can now offer this specific Military, Veterans, and Their Families module of Mental Health First Aid here in Robertson County for FREE. Thank you for helping us better serve this amazing population who has already given so much to its community.

Reach out if you would like Mighty Oak to bring this training to your organization.
https://www.mightyoakmentalhealth.org/su***de-prevention-trainings

05/12/2026

Friends, our Summer Program is officially starting today!

We are open on Mondays and Thursdays from 11 AM to 2 PM, providing lunch, showers, and mentoring for those in need.

We are grateful for every opportunity to serve and appreciate your help in sharing this with others who may benefit from it. If you feel led to support the program, you can do so by volunteering, donating online, or contributing non-perishable food items and toiletries to our blessing box.

Thank you for standing with us. Your continued support allows us to keep showing up for our community in meaningful ways.

05/12/2026

Young people go through a lot these days. Managing their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors can be challenging without the support of a caring adult in their life. If you are a caring adult in a young person's life, please know that mental health challenges and substance use challenges are common occurrences for young people. If you want to learn more about how to help a young person who may be experiencing a mental health or substance use challenge, then sign up for this FREE event!

Youth Mental Health First Aid Training
Saturday, August 8th
Springfield, TN

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/free-youth-mental-health-first-aid-training-tickets-1981378681975?aff=oddtdtcreator

05/07/2026

One last call...still time to register for tomorrow's training. You can be part of creating a su***de-safer community by learning how to recognize individuals who might be experiencing thoughts of su***de and then how to connect those individuals to KeepSafe Connections in the community. Lunch is provided!

05/07/2026

On this National Day of Prayer, Mighty Oak wanted to highlight the mental health benefits that research often associates with prayer. Prayer has been found to be associated with decreased stress, decreased depression, decreased anxiety, and an increased sense of hope....and hope is one of the most powerful protective factors for good mental health.

So on this National Day of Prayer, find a quiet place to be alone with God and spend some time in prayer. You are not alone. He is with you always (Matthew 28:20).

05/06/2026