Mental Health

Established in 1971, Christian County Mental Health Association is a nonprofit organization providing various health care, residential and rehabilitation services. The center offers outpatient services that include 24-hour nursing care, medication monitoring and therapies. It provides social services, including physical, mental and psychosocial counseling programs. The center also has rehabilitation unit that offers physical and occupational therapies. Its respite care program provides 24-hour services, including assistance with daily living, nutritious meals and recreational activities. Christian County Mental Health Association has a training program for persons with developmental disabilities that includes communication, mobility and motor development, self-care, independent living and productivity sessions. The center also manufactures plywood reels and industrial wood products. It is located in Taylorville, Ill.

Mental Health Center Shelbyville in Shelbyville, IL, offers a range of free mental health services, including psychological counseling, therapy, and support for various addictions. The center provides resources for individuals seeking affordable treatment options, including sliding scale fees based on income and specialized care for co-occurring disorders. In addition to mental health support, the center addresses common issues such as anxiety disorders and behavioral addictions, ensuring comprehensive care for those in need. With a commitment to community well-being, Mental Health Center Shelbyville connects individuals to vital resources and treatment alternatives tailored to their specific needs. Generated from the website

CCMHA has been manufacturing plywood reels and other industrial wood products since 1977. The company manufactures more than 1 million reels annually, shipping across the United States and Mexico. It sells custom built pallets manufactured from softwood decking and hardwood skids. It additionally manufactures plywood reels built to customer specifications. Its flanges range in sizes from 10- to 48-inch diameters, and are grooved to assure the proper location of the core with a tight stable fit. The company uses an ironfibre duro-core on all reels, and the cores are kiln-dried to minimize shrinkage. Additionally, it uses 0.25-inch steel rods and pronged T-nuts that are hydraulically pressed into each flange. It provides collating and small product assembly services as well, and manufactures knocked-down reels. CCMHA is located in Taylorville, Ill.