Wayne, Holmes, & Stark county Resource Guide for Adults
As an adult, one may be in very different stages of life than other adults. There is no designated timeline for adults to find love, get married, get jobs, start careers, or have children. It is, however, these life-changing decisions come up and it is during your adult development stages. The developmental stage for being an adult can be confusing and full of decisions, but some theories might help us understand the developmental stages of adulthood. There are many theories that try and define adult development like Erikson, who has eight stages over a person’s life cycle. Erikson’s stages referring to adulthood are intimacy vs. isolation, generativity vs. stagnation, and wisdom vs. despair (Tisdell & Palmer, 2018). The idea is each individual will build on these traits. Some may struggle and have tension in these stages, but the hope is that in early adulthood one would understand intimacy, in mid-life one would grow in generativity, and in older adulthood, one would have greater wisdom (Tisdell & Palmer, 2018). This is just one theory, but it has been a building block for other theories. Understanding what may be going on unconsciously and internally can be a helpful tool. Often times adults struggle with these changes and need outside resources to help them on their journey.
While resources for children, adolescents, or the elderly are clear and easily recognizable, it can be hard for adults to seek resources specifically for them. In this binder, one will be able to easily find recourses for clinical mental health resources, general wellness resources, creative and expressive services, as well as resources specifically for addiction and veterans.
Crisis Information If you feel suicidal, get help! Don’t try to handle it alone. These feelings may not go away without help. Here’s what you can do: Talk to friends, family, a counselor, or clergy. Visit your family doctor; they can recommend counseling or medication. For assistance in Wayne and Holmes Counties, call The Counseling Center’s 24-hour Crisis Response Team at 330-264-9029 or toll-free 1-877-264-9029. The phone number for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is 1-800-273-8255 (TALK). Crisis Text line - text "4HOPE" to 741 741 to be connected to a counselor Coping Tools Deep breathing Clean Get out of the house Talk to a friend Read a book Watch TV Journal Play a game Work on a hobby Listening to music Take a walk Exercise Play with a pet Take a shower
The Counseling Center of Wayne and Holmes Counties
330-264-9029 or 877-264-9029
Provides crisis intervention, pre-hospital screening, and community consultation 24-hour access crisis, team
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
1-800-273-8255 (TALK)
Text 4hope to 741-741
Suicide Prevention Coalition of Wayne and Holmes Counties
330-264-1590
Connected with NAMI Wayne and Holmes Counties to reduce the number of suicides and attempts in the counties.
OneEighty Domestic Violence, Rape, Sexual Assault Crisis Hotline
330-263-1020 or 800-686-1122
Tailored to the individual needs of clients and the community.
Veterans Crisis Line
1-800-273-8255 and Press 1
ON-LINE CHAT
Text message to 838255
Provides veterans in crisis with qualified and caring help connecting them to the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Poison Control
1-800-222-1222
If someone’s been poisoned act fast and call.
211 OHIO
2-1-1
They will help with food, housing, employment, health care, and counseling.
Clinical Mental Health Services
Mental health is a topic that is so important, but often those seeking help face stigma. Stigma is someone or oneself having a negative view of a person affected by a mental health concern. Mental health concerns are more common than thought to be. The Counseling Center of Wayne and Holmes Counties mental health facts include:
1 in 5 (46.6 million) adults in the United States experience a mental health condition in a given year.
1 in 25 (11.2 million) adults in the United States experience a serious mental illness in a given year.
Approximately 46.6 million adults in the United States face the reality of managing a mental illness every day.
Half of all lifetime mental health conditions begin by age 14 and 75% by age 24, but early intervention programs can help.
Up to 90% of those who die by suicide have an underlying mental illness as revealed by psychological autopsy. 46% of those who die by suicide have a diagnosed mental illness.
Suicide is the 10th leading cause of death in the United States. With effective care, suicidal thoughts are treatable, and suicide is preventable.
Individuals with mental health conditions face an average 11-year delay between experiencing symptoms and starting treatment.
Common barriers to treatment include the cost of mental health care and insurance, prejudice and discrimination, and structural barriers like transportation.
Even though most people can experience relief from symptoms and support for their recovery in treatment, less than half of the adults in the United States get the help they need.
(Counseling Center of Wayne and Holmes Counties, 2019)
The Counseling Center of Wayne and Holmes Counties
330-264-9029
2285 Benden Dr. Wooster, Ohio 44691
Their vision is “To be the community-based provider of choice for behavioral health concerns.” They want to make a difference in those who seek care and promote positive mental health in the community. They help people with depression, anxiety, child behavior difficulties, relationship problems, grief and loss, job difficulties, sexual and physical abuse, suicide, and stress related disorders.
NAMI Wayne and Holmes Counties: MOCA House
330-264-1590
2525 Back Orrville Rd, Wooster, Ohio
They provide a safe place where all persons affected by mental health concerns can come and feel accepted and supported. This free not for profit organization provides peer-based programming, education, suicide prevention, and support to family members as well as the community.
OneEighty
one-eighty.org
330-264-8498
104 Spink St. Gault Liberty Center Wooster, Ohio 44691
Provides services for domestic violence and sexual assault, substance abuse and addiction, mental health services, housing and support, community relations and prevention, and rape crisis center.
ANA-ZAO
330-682-4800
119 E. Market St. Orrville, Ohio 44654
Focuses on an individual’s ability to succeed in the community and have case management services that address mental health and substance abuse needs. They provide services to adults, children, adolescents, and families. They help with grief and loss, trauma, parenting, marital concerns, stress, anger, anxiety, and depression.
Catholic Charities
330-262-7836
521 Beall Av. Wooster, Ohio 44691
They are a faith-based organization that provides a wide range of programs throughout North East Ohio. Outpatient counseling is available for adults with individual or group counseling.
Wooster Community Hospital Behavioral Health
330-263-8710
1761 Beall Av. Wooster, Ohio 44691
They provide intensive outpatient programs and partial hospitalization programs with group therapy, individual, or family counseling, and aftercare planning.
NAMI Stark County
namistarkcounty.org
330-455-6264
121 Cleveland Ave. SW. Canton, Ohio 77702
Building hopes for recovery through education, support, and advocacy. While they advocate for peers with mental illness, they also support treatment research, provide information and referrals for services, promote early detection and treatment through education of family and friends.
The Gentle Shepherd Counseling Center
gentle-shepherd.com
330-499-3065
1469 S Main St. North Canton, Ohio 44720
This facility is faith-based as well as knowledgeable in clinical mental health. They address numerous amount of issues such as abuse, addiction, anger management, anxiety, blended families, depression, domestic violence, family issues, grief, hoarding, intimacy issues, life adjustment issues, marriage counseling, men’s issues, mood disorders, parenting, spiritual concerns, stress management, and trauma.
Clinical Counseling Group
clinicalcounselinggroup.com
330-244-9499
4829 Munson St. NW. Canton, Ohio 44718
Psychotherapy services for Stark county and surrounding counties. They use several approaches like cognitive/behavioral strategies, group, and individual work, problem-solving, spiritual resolution, and hypnosis. They also provide online counseling and surveys, scales, and inventory test available online.
General Wellness
Total Health & Wellness
330-956-5681
2401-2403 Whipple Ave NW. Canton, Ohio 44708
This facility is dedicated to growth in overall health through mind, body, and spirit. They offer yoga, reflexology, ion cleanse footbath, massage therapy, acupuncture, colon-hydrotherapy, and counseling services.
Yoga Strong Studio
330-526-8620
5896 Fulton Rd NW Canton, Ohio 44718
A yoga studio in Ohio with 2 locations in Canton & Cleveland. Provide class option levels including Strong (level 3), Strong Basics (level 2), and all Slow Flow, Unwind, Yin, and Beginners classes (level 1). They believe yoga can be for everyone and offer diversity and variety in classes. They want to provide support for people on their journey. They also provide weekly workshops to participate in along with their daily classes.
Planet Fitness
330-601-1000
2075 Portage Rd Wooster, Ohio 44691
Provides a judgment-free zone to workout. Open 24/7 and have tons of cardio and strength training equipment. There are options to memberships with a no commitment, classic, or PF Black Cardmember. There are many locations in Ohio.
Yoga Bliss
330-563-4054
3875 Massillon Road Heritage Crossing Plaza Green, Ohio 44685
A local, good, and connected yoga studio that provides physical therapy, massage, reiki, meditation, and nutrition food at the juice bar. They have diversity in classes for all ability levels, shapes, sizes, and ages at 2 locations (Fairlawn & Green). Their mission is to be a safe haven to have a place to restore the spirit.
Aultman Orrville Hospital
330-684-4732
365 S. Crown Hill Rd. Orrville, Ohio 44667
Sports and wellness work with individuals for athletic training, injury and disease prevention, and lifestyle modification. They also have a healthy lifestyle program that includes weekly education modules, free fitness orientation and group exercise classes, and individual training sessions. Outpatient nutrition services are also available for those with diabetes, food allergies, heart disease, and more.
Allium Naturopathic Health
alliumnd.com
330-765-9811
136 E. Market St. Orrville, Ohio 44667
They provide botanical medicine, natural foods, and detoxification. They also provide acupuncture, massage, neuro emotional techniques, infrared sauna, and tattoo removal.
Creative & Expressive Services
Canton Art Museum
330-453-7666
1001 Market Av. N. Canton, Ohio 44702
They have adult workshops and classes that cover a wide range of media. You can participate in drawing classes, jewelry classes, ceramic classes, paper classes, painting classes, photography classes, printmaking classes, textile classes, and art for health and healing series.
smARTStudio
smARTStudioakron@gmail.com
678 Payne Ave Akron, Ohio 44302
This facility gives creative opportunities for those interested in art enriching activities and workshops. They provide classes that lead to discovery, exploration, and problem-solving with all types of media. Drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, fiber arts, and mixed media are some of the mediums and classes available. They have pARTies where there are themed parties for groups to get together and create.
ArtsinStark
artsinstark.com
330-453-1075
900 Cleveland Ave. NW. Canton, Ohio 44702
This program not only works with kids and education, but with many art organizations. They work with Canton Ballet, Canton Museum of Art, Canton Symphony, Massillon Museum, Palace Theatre, Players Guild and Voices of Canton as well as Frist Friday events where the whole community comes together for live music, public art, food, and galleries that are all open and welcoming.
Art Therapy Studio
arttherapystudio.org
216-791-9303
12200 Fairhill Rd. Cleveland, Ohio 44120
While a bit further from Wayne, Holmes, and Stark counties this location specifically provides art therapy for individuals. The outreach and work with area agencies, hospital-based programs, employee wellness programs, professional education workshops, and community classes. They provide art therapy which can strengthen self-esteem and allows art making in a supportive environment. On their website, they offer updated news and events in the community.
One Heart Stables
ccho.org/stables
Connected with the Christian Children’s Home of Ohio, the stable offers equine therapy for not only children, but adults of the general public and is also connected with Arrow Passage Recovery. While this program helps with physical tasks it also encourages verbal and non-verbal communication as well as individual growth and healing.
encompasscounseling.org/equine/
Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy can be a form of mental health therapy and can improve the quality of life by working with the horse. By grooming, saddling, leading, and riding the horse one can develop a bond. Clients also learn games, listen to music, and trail riding. Those who can benefit from equine therapy are those who suffer from depression, anxiety, or trauma disorders, those with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, relationship or communication issues, sensory processing disorders, behavioral issues, substance abuse, and eating disorders. All the horses are calm, and each have a unique personality.
Addiction
Arrow Passage Recovery
arrowpassage.com
1-855-712-9942
721 Lincoln Way E. Massillon, Ohio 44646
Leading addiction and dual diagnosis treatment facility. This facility works work clients and meets the need of each. They provide residential treatment, partial hospitalization programs, intensive outpatient programs, and outpatient treatment. They customize the plans for each unique patient and treatment can include the 12-step model, faith-based program, or medication-assisted treatment.
OneEighty Residential Services
one-eighty.org
330-264-8498
They have facilities and residential services for treatment for substance abuse for both men and women. The Noble House is for Men over 18, the Beacon House is for women over 18, and Recovery Housing has several houses for transitional living throughout treatment.
CommQuest
commquest.org
330-455-0374
CommQuest has multiple facilities that work toward recovery from addiction. Deliverance House is an adult female residential treatment program in Canton, Ohio. Wilson Hall is a men’s residential treatment program in Massillon, Ohio. They also are located in Alliance, Ohio at Alliance Detox and Recovery Unit, a Regional Center for Detox and Recovery in Massillon, Ohio, and the Medicated assisted Recovery in Canton. All facilities work for the treatment of alcohol, benzodiazepine, cocaine, meth, or drug addiction. They also provide a driver intervention program, Mom and my recovery program, and Deliverance house 2.
Veterans
US Department of Veterans Affairs
Stark County Vet Center
va.gov
330-454-3120
601 Cleveland Ave N. Canton, Ohio 44702
Providing help with healthcare, disability, education, and records for those who served for the United States. There are service member benefits, family member benefits, burials and memorials, career and employment, housing assistance, pension, life insurance, education and training, records, health care, and disability all offered.
Wayne County Veterans Service Commission
waynecountyveterans.org
330-345-6638
356 W. North St. Wooster, Ohio 44691
Provides military benefits, financial assistance, transportation, and a list of upcoming events on the website. The website also provides a list of links connecting users to different government agencies, service organizations, and other services that connect veterans with jobs, homes, help for hearing loss or injuries, and service dogs.
Stark County Veterans Service Commission
cantonchamber.org
330-451-7461
2955 Wise E Ave. NW. Canton, Ohio 44708
Provide financial assistance, filing of VA claims, and free transportation. This program was founded in 1886 and strive to understand what client’s issues.
Holmes County Veterans services
co.holmes.oh.us
330-674-4806
75 E. Clinton St. Millersburg, Ohio 44654
They offer financial assistance for mortgage payments, rent, utilities, food, car payments, repairs, and insurance, and propane, and fuel oil. The assist in applying for benefits, burial benefits, headstones, home loan, along with many more.
Orrville Area United Way
orrvilleareaunitedway.org
330-683-8181
140 E Market St. Orrville, Ohio 44667
While this is not specifically for veterans United Wat works to advance the common good. They help educate, helps with financial stability, and promote healthy lives.
AMVETS
amvets.org
1-877-726-8387
This organization is for American veterans. They represent the interests of 20 million veterans and have over 250,000 members. They have many programs and help veterans with VA claims, career and job, reintegration, and HEAL programs. HEAL mission stands for healthcare, evaluation, advocacy, and legislation. They work to reduce veteran suicide, unemployment, homelessness, and hopelessness for mental and physical wellness.
Warriors Journey Home
warriorsjourneyhome.org
330-264-1590
Trinity United Church of Christ 150 E. North St. Wooster
This group meets on the 1st and the 3rd Sunday of each month. This circle provides support, education, healing, reconciliation, networking, and retreats for its attenders. Warriors Journey Home is coupled with other programs like Valor Home and Wheels 4 Change in Akron, Stark Vets in Canton, and Freedom House in Kent, Ohio. They serve veterans by understanding the persistent struggle. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is often discussed and they give a recommended reading list about war, moral injury, and recovering.
About Modern War
Cantrell, Bridget C. and C. Dean. 2007. Once a Warrior: Wired for Life. Wordsmith Books, Seattle.
Himes, Andrew. 2005. Voices in Wartime: The Anthology. A collection of Narratives and Poems, Whit Press, Seattle.
Holmstedt, Kirsten. 2009. The Girls Come Marching Home: Stories of Women Warriors Returning from the War in Iraq. Stackpole Books, Mechanicsburg, PA.
Hu, Hua-Ling. 2000. American Goddess at the Rape of Nanking: The Courage of innieVautrin. Southern IL Univ. Press, Carbonadale, IL.
Junger, Sebastian. 2010. War. Twelve, Hatchett Book Group, NY.
Moore, H.G. and J.L. Galloway. 1992. We Were Soldiers Once . . . and Young: Ia Drang – The Battle that Changed the War in Viet Nam. Random House, NY.
O’Brien, Tim. 1990. The Things They Carried. Penguin Books, NY.
Powers, Kevin. 2012. The Yellow Birds. Little, Brown & Co., NY. (a novel)
Wood, David. 2016. What Have We Done: The Moral Injury of Our Longest Wars. Little, Brown and Co., NY.
About Moral Injury
Grossman, D. 1995. On Killing: The Psychological Cost of Learning to Kill in War and Society. Back Bay Books, Little Brown and Co., NY.
Litz, B.T., L. Lebowitz, M.J. Gray, and W.P. Nash. 2016. Adaptive Disclosure: A New Treatment for Military Trauma, Loss, and Moral Injury. The Guilford Press, NY.
Meagher, R.M. 2014. Killing from the Inside Out: Moral Injury and Just War. Cascade Books, Eugene, OR.
Morris, D.J. 2015. The Evil Hours: A Biograph of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. Houghton Miflin Harcourt, NY.
Rambo, S. 2010. Spirit and Trauma: A Theology of Remaining. Westminster, John Knox Press, Louisville, KY.
Schluep, J.M. 2008. Soul’s Cry. Goodplace Publ. Co., Tallmadge, OH.
Shay, J. 1994. Achilles in Vietnam: Combat Trauma and the Undoing of Character. Touchstone. Simon and Schuster, NY.
Shay, J. 2002. Odysseus in America: Combat Trauma and the Trials of Homecoming. Scribner, NY.
Finding Personal Balance
Campbell, Joseph. 2004. Pathways to Bliss: Mythology and Personal Transformation. New World Library, Novato, CA.
Charleston, Steven. 2013. Cloud Walking: A Spiritual Diary. Red Moon Press, Oklahoma City, OK.
Fields, Richard (ed.) 2016. A Year of Living with More Compassion: 52 Quotes and Weekly Compassion Practices. FACES Conferences, Tuscon, AZ.
Thomas, Kate. 2015. Brave, Strong and True: The Modern Warrrior’s Battle for Balance. Innovo Publ. Co., Collierville, TN.
Junger, S. 2016. Tribe: On Homecoming and Belonging. Twelve, Hachette Book Group, NY.
Kidd, Sue Monk. 1990. When the Heart Waits: Spiritual Direction for Life’s Sacred Questions. Harper One, HarperCollins Publ., NY.
Kubler-Ross, Elisabeth and David Kessler. 2000. Life Lessons: Two Experts on Death and Dying Teach Us About the Mysteries of Life and Living. Scribner, NY.
MacEowen, Frank. The Mist-Filled Path: Celtic Wisdom for Exiles, Wanderers, and Seekers. New World Library, Novato, CA.
Nouwen, Henri. 1998. The Inner Voice of Love: A Journey Through Anguish to Freedom. Image Books, Doubleday Publ., NY.
O’Donohue, John. 1997. Anam Cara: A Book of Celtic Wisdom. HarperCollins Books, NY.
Moore, T. 1992. Care of the Soul: A Guide for Cultivating Depth and Sacredness in Everyday Life. Haper Collins Publ., NY.
Nerburn, K. 1996. Simple Truths: Clear and Gentle Guidance on the Big Issues of Life. New World Library, Novato, CA.
Nerburn, K. 1998. Small Graces: The Quiet Gifts of Everyday Life. New World Library, Novato, CA.
Palmer, P.J. 2004. A Hidden Wholeness: The Journey Toward an Undivided Life. Jossey-Bass, Wiley, NY.
Rambo, S. 2017. Resurrecting Wounds: Living in the Afterlife of Trauma. Baylor Univ. Press, Waco, TX.
Rohr, Richard. 2015. What the Mystics Know: Seven Pathways to Your Deeper Self. Crossroads Publ. Co., NY.
Some, M.P. 1998. The Healing Wisdom of Africa: Finding Life Purpose Through Nature, Ritual and Community. Tarcher/Putnam, Penguin Putnam, NY.
Some, M.P. 1993. Ritual: Power, Healing, and Community. Penguin, London.
Taylor, Sarah. 2015. Just Roll with It: 7 Battle-Tested Truths for Building a Resilient Life. Innovo Publ. Co., Collierville, TN
(Warriors' Journey Home, 2019)
Agency Visit Post-Interview
Agency: NAMI Wayne and Holmes Counties: MOCA House
Location/Address: 2525 Back Orrville Rd. Wooster, Ohio
Clinician/Interviewee: Jackie Hunter
Population/ Developmental age: Ages 19 and older
Date Visited/Called: June 26, 2019
Summary:
MOCA house is a facility that allows those with mental illness to come together and work together to reduce isolation but also the stigma that comes with mental health concerns. Jackie is the manager of MOCA and works hard for the members to provide anything they need to help them succeed.
What are the specific services provided?
Some services provided at MOCA House are many groups that members can attend, peer support, NAMI outreach, and educational programs for families and Crisis Intervention Team (CIT). They provide family to family which is a support group for friends and family of persons affected with mental illness. They also have volunteers and speakers come to talk to members. They provide free transportation, health, and wellness programs, as well as expressive activities. They also offer meals every Friday and snacks throughout the week. They can recommend counseling through ANAZO, The Counseling Center, and OneEighty.
What characteristics are unique about the agency or the services provided related to the developmental level?
For this population isolation is one big issue, MOCA house helps those suffering from mental illness come together, socialize, and cultivate friendships. While there are facilities specific to helping children, adolescents, or older adults, MOCA house helps adults specifically and this provides good peer to peer experiences.
What accommodations are implemented to meet the needs of the specific developmental level?
They provide a Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) training and support which is a program of recovery for persons with mental illness. They help members plan for crisis and awareness. NAMI suicide prevention also helps this population by giving them resources and also groups that help those affected by suicide. They again provide family support but also help members find housing, with resumes, job finding, and overall help with any needs.
Discuss all other relevant information about your visit and interview.
The facility is free of charge and runs on grants and community members as well as the volunteers that help run events and classes. They also have fundraisers like Walk for Wellness and pizza sales. There is also an Annual Gathering that has speakers and rewards for all that are involved.
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