Mental Health Resolutions for 2026
As we enter 2026, there’s no better time to focus on mental health goals. Coleman Health Services helps individuals navigate the challenges of mental health, providing the support you need to build lasting, healthy habits. By setting intentional mental health habits...
How to Cope with Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
Ohio is known for being gloomy during the fall and winter seasons, but if you experience significant changes in mood when the seasons change, you may have seasonal affective disorder. Here’s a closer look at what this condition involves and how you can manage it. What...
8 Clear Signs You Might Need Therapy (and How to Recognize Them)
If you find yourself asking, “Do I need therapy?” it’s important to know that deciding when to see a therapist isn’t always straightforward. While nearly everyone can benefit from therapy at any stage of life, there are times — such as after experiencing trauma...Coleman Health Services Names Chris Richardson Senior Chief Officer of Substance Use Services
KENT, Ohio, September 19, 2023 – Chris Richardson, a well-known behavioral health clinician in northeast Ohio, has joined Coleman Health Services as its Senior Chief Officer of Substance Use Services. Richardson has over 28 years of experience in behavioral health,...Catherine Chudakoff Named Coleman’s Chief Officer for Trumbull & Mahoning Counties
KENT, Ohio, February 27, 2023 – Catherine Chudakoff, LISW-S, has been named Coleman Health Services’ Chief Officer for Trumbull and Mahoning Counties. As Chief Officer, she will manage Coleman’s Trumbull and Mahoning business units. Chudakoff is currently serving as...
Empowering Health Care Support: A Business Ninja Podcast Featuring Coleman CEO Hattie Tracy
“Often times in the mental health system, we wait until individuals are really sick and they’ve had multiple hospitalizations. [Coleman’s] goal is to increase access to behavioral health services earlier on…When you intervene earlier, you really have the...
Coleman Health Services Chosen to Answer New 9-8-8 Mental Health Crisis Line in Select Ohio Counties
In July 2022, Coleman’s Crisis Centers, serving Allen, Auglaize, Hardin and Stark counties, started answering calls coming in to the new 9-8-8 universal emergency number for mental health crises and suicide prevention. Since the federal government passed the National...