Mental Health Therapy in Ohio
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Ashley Whitman
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Learn MoreMental Health in Ohio
Ohio has a unique position in the United States when it comes to mental health. According to Mental Health America, the state occupies a middle ground, ranking at 25 among the 50 states.
Those who look at the glass half full may compliment the Buckeye State for its relatively open access to care and a lower prevalence of mental health conditions among adults. In 2022, the state expanded its funding of $15 million, which includes block grants for court programs to assist inmates address co-occurring mental and behavioral health disorders.
However, there is room for improvement. Depression rates and “poor mental health days” are increasing, especially among young people and LGBTQ+ youths. Nearly 25% of Ohioans have reported having mental illnesses in 2023, and as many as five Ohioans commit suicide each day, according to a survey by White Light Behavioral Health. The disparity continues to fall upon minority groups, the poor, and those with disabilities.
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