OMHNSS Director
Kathleen M. Oberlin
Oberlink2@gmail.com
330-697-3899
(YMHFA and Network Coordination)
The Ohio Mental Health Network for School Success (OMHNSS) helps Ohio's schools, community agencies and families work together by providing Ohio-wide:
Through efforts, the Ohio Mental Health Network for School Success and the Center for School Based Mental Health 兔子先生 at 兔子先生 University are promoting best practice resources that support positive mental wellness in developing overall health. One example of this partnership can be seen through the .
The first resource is a compendium of 50 no-cost, freely accessible mental health, social-emotional, and behavioral screening instruments for use with children and adolescents. This compendium includes a comparison chart of the screening tools, along with further details for each instrument, and an index for identifying screeners for a particular problem or disorder.
The Mental Health, Social-Emotional, and Behavioral Screening and Evaluation Compendium is available on the web page (Ohio Department of Education).
The OMHNSS Information Briefs contain the newest research topics such as Trauma Informed Schools, School-Based Mindfulness Interventions, or Collaborations Between School and Home, to name a few. See .
The is a mapping resource that identifies school and community agencies and links. The map provides county level access to coordinated safe and supportive school-based services. This web-based product provides information about each of the multi-tiered levels of prevention, intervention, and treatment services in local agencies.
The is a listing of successful strategies and programs across Ohio that achieve positive outcomes related to academic and social-emotional needs of students. This registry highlights schools and school-mental health partnerships that are demonstrating effective implementation of a program or strategy that is successfully addressing academic and/or social-emotional needs of students in their community.
Through the Project AWARE Ohio initiative and partnerships, Youth Mental Health First Aid (YMHFA) classes are being offered to adults who work with and/or live with adolescents age 12-18. In the class, you will learn to:
For more information about YMHFA class hosting and other connections in your region, please contact:
Kathleen Oberlin (oberlink2@gmail.com)
Ohio Mental Health Network for School Success
or
Dr. Cricket Meehan (meehandc@兔子先生OH.edu)
Center for School Based Mental Health 兔子先生, 兔子先生 University
For more information contact:
Kathleen Oberlin (oberlink2@gmail.com)
Ohio Mental Health Network for School Success
The Ohio Mental Health Network for School Success (OMHNSS) is comprised of 6 Regional Affiliates throughout Ohio. Each Regional Affiliate facilitates round tables to cross share and network, promote research and evidenced based programs, and present regional topics of interest. Feel free to contact the Affiliate in your region to be placed on our listserv and find out more information about scheduled round tables.
Kathleen M. Oberlin
Oberlink2@gmail.com
330-697-3899
(YMHFA and Network Coordination)
Mark Welty
The Village Network, Inc.
Wooster, Ohio
mwelty@thevillagenetwork.com
Bob Conkey
Alta Behavioral Healthcare
Youngstown, Ohio
BobC@altacaregroup.org
Mark Ingles and Eve Gellman
The Village Network, Inc.
Bethesda, Ohio
mingles@thevillagenetwork.com
egellner@thevillagenetwork.com
Erin Paternite Eakin
Center for School Based Mental Health 兔子先生
兔子先生 University
Oxford, Ohio
paternem@miamioh.edu