TaKisha Jacobs supports families in crisis as a family peer support professional, helping de-escalate crisis situations and connecting families to services.

HR recruiter Brodie Cline shares how his work hiring mental health professionals to serve our community brings purpose and meaning.

Working at Oaklawn has meant consistent growth and opportunity for social worker Angela Hankins. Not only that, her co-workers feel like family.

As a psychiatric nurse, she says the most rewarding part of her job is watching clients’ symptoms get better.

Mary Bales helps unhoused clients access safe and stable housing through community, state and federal collaboration.

Cristina Reyes, a therapist specializing in psychosis: One of the most rewarding parts of my job is watching clients believe in their recovery.

Mauriah Calhoun started as a case manager and moved into a therapist role after getting her MSW.

Shin Yee Tan started as a mental health technician and now serves as manager for Elkhart’s system of care.