While changes are happening, TCN remains committed to serving Champaign and Logan Counties with the same care and support you trust, today and tomorrow. Help is always available through 988, and our services continue strong.
Care Connection Logan & Champaign Counties: Walk-In Event
Care Connection Walk-In Event
Logan & Champaign Counties
Important Update: Continued Care and Support at TCN (Logan and Champaign Counties)
Our Focus Remains Unchanged
Through this transition, we remain grounded in our core values:
Commitment, Accountability, Respect, Empathy, and Service.
We are proud of the important work taking place every day in Logan and Champaign counties and remain dedicated to our vision of building a strong community of healthy and productive individuals.
TCN Hiring Event Wednesday, April 22nd 4:30 - 6:30 pm
TCN Hiring Event Wednesday, April 22nd 4:30 - 6:30 pm
Fairborn nonprofit launches workplace wellness program as mental health costs hit $30B locally
Fairborn nonprofit launches workplace wellness program as mental health costs hit $30B locally
Helping Children Thrive: Compassionate Psychiatric Care at TCN
Access to high-quality mental health care is essential for helping children grow, thrive, and overcome the challenges that can arise during development. Psychiatric needs among youth continue to rise across the nation, and early intervention has been consistently shown to improve long-term outcomes. Recognizing this growing need, TCN is proud to offer specialized Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Services, ensuring that young individuals and their families receive compassionate, comprehensive care close to home.
Mental Wellness in 2026: Presence, Not Perfection
As we step into a new year, conversations about mental wellness often center on big goals and resolutions. But what if we shifted the focus from perfection to presence? It's about acknowledging the full picture: all our lives will be filled with struggles, wins and losses of all varieties, and small moments of comfort and joy.
Emotional Awareness: Asking “What Am I Feeling?”
Mental wellness starts with understanding what’s happening inside. A simple practice is to pause a couple of times a day and ask yourself:
“What am I feeling right now?”
This question helps you name emotions instead of ignoring them. Naming feelings reduces their intensity and gives you space to respond with clarity rather than react impulsively. It’s a small habit that builds emotional intelligence over time.
Social and emotional learning (SEL) can help us learn to identify feelings, handle tough situations, make good choices, build healthy relationships and more. If you'd like to learn more, you can sign up to take a free course in SEL here: https://leadingschoolwidesel.casel.org/pages/sign-in-or-create-a-new-account
Learning the Skill of Self-Compassion
Self-compassion means treating yourself with the same kindness you’d offer a friend. When you make a mistake or face a setback, instead of harsh self-criticism, try saying:
“It’s okay to struggle. I’m learning and growing.”
Research shows self-compassion improves resilience and reduces anxiety. It’s not about lowering standards—it’s about creating a supportive inner dialogue that helps you keep moving forward.
Explore some self-compassion practices here: https://self-compassion.org/self-compassion-practices/
Gratitude Without Toxic Positivity
Here are a few ways to practice gratitude without falling into toxic positivity:
Start small: Write down one thing you’re thankful for each day, even if it’s as simple as a warm cup of coffee.
Honor your feelings: Gratitude doesn’t erase pain. It coexists with it. You can be grateful and still acknowledge hardship.
Focus on meaning: Instead of listing things, reflect on why they matter to you.
Want to take it a step further? Get started on a gratitude journaling practice here: https://ggia.berkeley.edu/practice/gratitude_journal
This year, let’s make mental wellness a journey, not a destination. Gratitude, emotional awareness, and self-compassion are steps toward balance, resilience, and joy.
TCN Troy Relocates and Grows Recovery Housing Services
TCN Troy Moves to Newly Remodeled and Accessible Office – Expanding Services and Recovery Housing
Troy, OH – TCN Behavioral Health is excited to announce that our Troy office has moved from 1059 North Market Street right next door to our newly remodeled and fully accessible location at 1021 North Market Street. This upgraded space features a refreshed interior with new paint, flooring, updated offices, and new signage, creating a welcoming environment for our clients and community partners.
Our old building at 1059 N. Market is currently for sale as part of our strategic plan to upgrade and renovate other locations we own in Miami County. Please be assured that we are delivering services as usual for our valued clients and partners in Troy.
We continue to offer walk-in clinics every Tuesday and Thursday morning starting at 8:30 AM, along with a full range of behavioral health services, including:
· Dual Diagnosis Treatment
· Mental Health and Substance Use Counseling
· Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)
· Substance Use Treatment Groups
· Peer Recovery Support
In addition to our renovated office, we are thrilled to announce that we have expanded our recovery housing in Miami County with the newly remodeled Farmhouse, which houses up to 16 men. This expansion was made possible through a OneOhio Recovery Foundation Grant, awarded to TCN through a highly competitive process among numerous applicants. This achievement underscores TCN’s leadership and dedication to providing comprehensive behavioral health solutions for our community. TCN’s Hope House also remains open and can house up to 8 men in recovery. Both the Farmhouse and Hope House are currently accepting referrals.
We look forward to continuing our work in Troy. Thank you for your continued support as we grow and enhance our services to better serve our communities.
For more information or referrals, please contact us at 937-376-8700 or visit www.tcn.org.
TCN Troy is Open!
TCN Troy is Open!
In a freshly remodeled office at 1021 N. Market (right next to our old office)
To our Troy clients and community, TCN has remained open throughout an office renovation and we are now operating in that office, right next to our old one. Our new address is 1021 N. Market Street, and all the same services are being provided, such as Walk-In Clinics on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8:30 am, individual counseling for mental health and SUD, PHP and other SUD treatment groups, and Peer Recovery Support. We also continue to operate two men's recovery houses in Troy.
To learn how to engage with TCN services or make a referral, please call us at 927-376-8700.
TCN Troy
1021 N. Market Street (Look for the TCN sign on the front of the building)
Troy, OH 45373
937-376-8700
Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Walk-In Clinics: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 8:30 a.m.
Community Food Banks & Basic Needs Resources by County
Find Local Food Banks & Basic Needs Support During the Shutdown
With the ongoing federal government shutdown, accessing food and basic necessities can be challenging for many individuals and families. To help, we’ve compiled a comprehensive guide to community food and basic needs resources by county across Ohio.
This guide provides information on local food pantries, delivery programs, mutual aid networks, and essential support services to ensure you can get help when you need it most. Whether you’re looking for immediate assistance or long-term support, these resources are organized by county for easy access.
Access the full guide to see what’s available in your area and connect with the organizations ready to assist you. By working together, our communities can ensure everyone has access to food, basic needs, and essential support during this time.