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COVID-19 UPDATE

Samaritan Behavioral Health will continue to provide mental health and addiction services that touch, teach, and heal during the COVID-19 outbreak.

To ensure the safety and health of our clients and staff we are going to make a few adjustments. Effective immediately, we will be providing intake and counseling and therapy services by phone whenever possible. Please contact your provider to discuss your options.

All walk-ins for therapy at the Elizabeth Place (Dayton), Miami County and Preble County offices have been suspended until further notice.

Please remember Samaritan CrisisCare is always just a phone call away 24 hours a day/7 days a week, 937-224-4646.

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Vision:
Where help for life’s challenges is openly sought and compassionately given.
Mission:
To provide mental health and addiction services that touch, teach, and heal.
Values:
Compassion, Integrity, Respect, Excellence, Teamwork.

Help For Life’s Challenges – Samaritan Behavioral Health, Inc. (SBHI) has a rich tradition of community stewardship in providing mental health and substance abuse services for all ages in Southwest Ohio.

To read more about the work SBHI is doing and the results that are changing people’s lives, follow the link below to our electronic copy of the SBHI 2017 Annual Report (615 KB PDF) and our 2018 Key Performance Stats. (587 KB PPT)


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Screenings for mental health are available year-round. Please see our link above to participate.

“ADHD affects 4 – 12% of school-age children. ”

FamilyDoctor.org


“40 – 60% of children with ADHD have serious learning difficulties.”

National Center for Biotechnology Information


“Diet restrictions help about 5% of children with ADHD. ”

SBHI


“25% of the close relatives in the families of ADHD children also have ADHD. ”

SBHI


“About 20 – 40% of ADHD children may eventually develop conduct disorder. ”

SBHI


“About 80% of children who need medication for ADHD still need it as teenagers. ”

SBHI


“About 50% of those with severe mental disorders also suffer from substance abuse.”

NAMI.org


“37% of alcohol abusers have at least one serious mental illness.”

NAMI.org


“53% of drug abusers have at least one serious mental illness.”

NAMI.org


“29% of those with mental illness abuse either alcohol or drugs.”

NAMI.org


“47% of schizophrenics also have a substance abuse disorder.”

NAMI.org


“61% of those with bipolar disorder have a substance abuse disorder.”

NAMI.org


“Every two hours, a youth commits suicide.”

ASFP.org


“More teens die from suicide than from AIDS, cancer, heart disease, birth defects and lung disease.”

ASFP.org


“The suicide rate for male teens tripled between 1960 and 1980.”

ASFP.org


“67% of youth suicides involved mixed substance abuse.”

ASFP.org


“Suicide is the third leading cause of death for those who are 15-24 years old.”

AACAP.org


“Suicide is the sixth leading cause of death for those 5-14 years old.”

AACAP.org


“In the U.S., 80 people die from suicide each day, or 30,000 per year.”

A1B2C3.com


“Each year, 300,000 Americans survive a suicide attempt.”

A1B2C3.com


“3% of adults make one or more suicide attempts.”

A1B2C3.com


“1.4% of Americans end their lives by suicide.”

A1B2C3.com


“Suicide is the eighth leading cause of death in the U.S.”

A1B2C3.com


“One percent of the general population has schizophrenia.”

SBHI


“Ten percent of those with a schizophrenic parent or sibling will also develop the disease.”

SBHI


“Symptoms of schizophrenia usually appear between ages 13 and 25.”

NMHA.org


“In the U.S., approximately 2.5 million people are schizophrenic.”

NMHA.org


“About 2 percent of U.S. adults have binge eating disorder.”

NIDDK


“An estimated 0.5 to 3.7 percent of females suffer from anorexia nervosa in their lifetime.”

SBHI


“An estimated 1.1 percent to 4.2 percent of females have bulimia nervosa in their lifetime.”

SBHI


“Between 2-5 percent of Americans experience binge-eating disorder in a 6-month period.”

SBHI


“Eating disorders most often affect women between the ages of 12 and 35.”

HealthyMinds.org