Crisis Care

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08/18/2021

With school starting back up tomorrow it is important to remember the challenges that young people in this day in age face. Bullying has always been an issue; however, technology has opened the door for a new type of bullying through indirect communication…social media. This has made it much easier for teens to be cruel and hateful towards each other. Since these things are not being said to their face, teens become much bolder. They do not have to see the reactions of the people they are hurting making it much easier for them to hurt them. We need to talk to our teens about the seriousness of social media and that once they post something it can be stuck out there forever. Let them know that if they are upset, they need to take time to process before they post anything. Talk to your teens today, tell them how important they are, and that they can talk to you about anything. Lastly, remind them that cyberbullying is not ok and to simply Be Kind to all.

07/30/2021

Come see us at Fountain Park this Sunday, August 1, at 3pm. The 6th annual Operation back to School will be going on and will have an information table set up! We will be giving out stickers, flyers, Crisis Care pencils, and a few masks! Stop by for some information and to see how many other businesses are giving out free stuff! See you then :)

07/02/2021

There are generally five recognized steps in the healing process after experiencing a traumatic event. Those steps are defined as: survival, establishing safety, remembrance, radical acceptance, and thriving. These stages will allow you to work towards your journey of rediscovery. Check out this infographic below for some more information on the steps to healing from a traumatic event.

You can also find educational resources and grounding practices at the website linked below. The information on this webpage is the result of collective knowledge and experiences shared by survivors.
Healing comes in many different ways. We want you to know that we at Crisis Care will be here for you 100%. If you need help, don’t know where to turn, or simply need someone to talk to, do not be afraid to reach out to our hotline at 419-238-4357 (HELP).

06/24/2021

Welcome to the new and improved page for Crisis Care! Below you can find all of our information and services that we provide. Please do not hesitate to reach out for help. If you or someone you know has been a victim of domestic violence, family violence, stalking, sexual assault, or human trafficking call 419-238-HELP (4357) or you can reach us in our private messages.

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