Behavioral Health

Compassionate care meets virtual convenience with our Behavioral Health services. We specialize in providing remote mental health and behavioral support through secure and user-friendly telecommunication platforms. Led by licensed and experienced therapist, we are dedicated to making quality mental health services accessible to you from the comfort of your own space.

Behavioral Health Services are held monthly at Butler County Health.  For more information please contact BCH Outpatient Services at 402.367.1375.

Behavioral issues in children and adolescents

Depression

Anxiety disorders

Anger management

Life adjustment problems

Post traumatic stress disorder

Dissociative disorders

Chronic pain

Stress

Domestic violence issues

Chronic mental illnesses

Relationship concerns

Insomnia - Cognitive Behavior Therapy

Do you or a loved one suffer from behavioral health issues?

Get Professional Help
Everyone can feel low, anxious or unable to cope from time to time. These are all normal responses to life's challenges. However, if these feelings happen often and for weeks at a time, consider seeking professional support. Asking for help is a sign of strength and can be the first step to solving a problem.

Get Involved
Don't stand on the sidelines! Find a way to get involved and make a contribution, however little, at home, at work or in the community. People are often happiest when helping others.

Get Plenty of Sleep
Not getting enough sleep can make you feel tired, overwrought and run down. It also can make you more prone to mental health problems. Set a goal to get at least eight hours of sleep a night. You will notice the benefits in as little as a few days.

 

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Mckenzie Jones

McKenzie Jones | APRN-NP

To make an appointment, please call 402.367.1375.

McKenzie is a Board Certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner who performs diagnostic evaluations and provides medication management and brief therapy.  McKenzie earned her Bachelor’s degree in Nursing from Bryan College of Health Sciences and her Master’s degree in Nursing, Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner from Walden University.  McKenzie has experience working with children, adolescents and adults.

Behavioral Health Services

The Parkinson's Empowerment Group at Butler County Health targets so many aspects and symptoms of Parkinson’s. It improves a person’s posture, mobility, balance, and coordination, as well as cognition and ability to multi-task. I also like the flexibility of the program and being able to adjust exercises from each position to fit the need of each individual patient.  

Andy Valenti, Physical Therapist Assistant