Community Mental Health Authority of Clinton, Eaton and Ingham Counties

Thank you for your continuous support and being a part of our special day! We look forward to learning what 2025 brings. ♥️

Today was the 2025 CMHA-CEI Annual Community Event! This year's theme was Caring for the Community! 😎 Before the Annual Event this morning, WILX Studio 10 interviewed our keynote speaker, Darryll Stinson on how we can overcome stress and anxiety in our lives and be the best versions of ourselves. If you were not able to join CMHA-CEI during our event today, no worries! The event was recorded and will be published on our YouTube Channel and website. Stay tuned for more details. To view the 2024 Annual Report to the Community that was presented today by Sara Lurie, CMHA-CEI CEO, click here: https://lnkd.in/e-dgu4iX

Register today for the 2025 CMHA-CEI Annual Community Event that takes place Tuesday, April 1st at the Lansing Center! Participants will get a first look at the 2024 Report to the Community, free breakfast, and a special presentation by our keynote speaker, Darryll Stinson! Darryll discusses the C.A.R.E. framework and how it has become successful from his own experiences with suicide and mental health. “I'm a suicide survivor who rebuilt my life to a high level of success because of my investment into my own mental health. After years of counseling, therapy and other healing modalities, and helping thousands of other people improve their mental health and elevate their performance around the world, I wanted to find a simple way to help people understand how to prioritize and systematize their mental health. So, I developed the care system to give people just that. It combines all of the best practices I've learned from mental health that has helped me not go into a suicide state of mind, and to help many others elevate their mental health and performance,” explained Darryll. Doors will open at 9:00 a.m., breakfast will be served, and the event will start at 9:30 a.m. To register for the event, please visit https://lnkd.in/edY_6mzp or by calling 517-237-3155

Get ready! Registration and sponsorship opportunities are now available for the 2025 CMHA-CEI Annual Community Event! Join CMHA-CEI on Tuesday, April 1st at the Lansing Center for a fun filled morning with our keynote speaker, Darryll Stinson. Born and raised in Michigan, Darryll will be sharing his life experiences with mental health and helping our participants learn how to decrease stress and reverse burnout. For more information about our 2025 Annual Community Event and sponsorship opportunities, please visit: https://lnkd.in/edY_6mzp

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We're #hiring a new Mental Health Therapist in Lansing, Michigan. Apply today or share this post with your network.

We're #hiring a new Mental Health Therapist in Lansing, Michigan. Apply today or share this post with your network.

Happy Holidays from all of us at CMHA-CEI, As we reflect on this season of gratitude, we are honored to serve our community by providing a wide range of behavioral health and wellness services. To all those we support, thank you for placing your trust in us as part of your journey. At CMHA-CEI, we deeply value the meaningful connection we share with you. Your resilience and trust inspire us to continue enhancing the services we offer. As we look toward the coming year, we are excited to strengthen our collaboration and commitment to your well-being. On behalf of our Board of Directors and the entire team, we wish you a holiday season filled with hope, peace, warmth, and joyful celebrations. Warmest Regards, Sara Lurie, CEO

On Monday, November 25th, Community leaders and healthcare professionals gathered to unveil the grounds of the Crisis Care Center, the new Crisis Stabilization Center developed by Community Mental Health Authority of Clinton, Eaton, and Ingham Counties (CMHA-CEI). The Crisis Care Center was created in response to the growing need for additional crisis support services within the greater Lansing area. The Crisis Care Center will provide urgent, accessible mental health care to youth and adults in crisis, offering immediate intervention to stabilize individuals in distress, reduce hospitalizations, and ease the burden on emergency rooms. “This center is a significant step forward for our community, enhancing immediate access to mental health care,” said Sara Lurie, CEO of CMHA-CEI. “The Crisis Care Center will serve as a beacon of hope and stability, offering critical services that can make a life-changing difference for individuals and families.” The event will mark the launch of this transformative project, symbolizing a fresh start for the facility as it becomes a beacon of hope and stabilization for the community." “CMHA-CEI has been a wonderful partner in making my national community-based mental health and substance use disorder initiative a success,” said Senator Debbie Stabenow. “A critical component of these community behavioral health clinics is crisis services. In securing the federal funding for this crisis center, we are ensuring that more people can get quality mental health and addiction services close to home, not in our emergency rooms and jails.” In partnership with McLaren Health, law enforcement, and community organizations, The Crisis Care Center will foster a collaborative approach to mental health support, strengthening the region's capacity to address mental health crises with compassion and efficiency. Through this partnership, CMHA-CEI aims to improve mental health outcomes and foster long-term resilience within the community. “We are very pleased and remain grateful that the Greenlawn campus continues to serve the immediate needs of greater Lansing by housing community-based services,” said Kirk Ray, McLaren Greater Lansing President and CEO. “The clinical behavioral health needs of the state and country at large have been well-documented, and it is very encouraging to see this space we once occupied maintain its positive and direct impact on the people of our region. We commend the efforts of the CMHA-CEI and wish them the best in their service and care.” Special thank you to our community partners who could support us during our special day! To see updates on the Crisis Services Center, visit our website at www.ceicmh.org