Behavioral Health at the Summit County School-Based Health Centers

Sep 11, 2019 -- Posted by : admin

Kellyn Glynn from the Summit County Community Care Clinic and Jen McAtamney from Building Hope talk about behavioral health services offered at the school-based health centers.

 

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