University Behavioral Center

Today, on International Overdose Awareness Day, we come together to honor the lives of those lost to overdose and support those still struggling with addiction. On this day, we ask that you take the day as not just a moment of remembrance, but a call to action and help educate others and prevent future overdoses. Overdose is preventable. We treat overdose in the community by raising awareness, educating others, and advocating for harm reduction. To learn more about ways you can help break the stigma, visit http://spklr.io/6040tGTm. #OverdoseAwareness #AwarenessIntoAction #IOAD24

You can help prevent overdoses by educating yourself and others, supporting harm reduction programs, and carrying naloxone. Together, we can save lives. #EndOverdose #AwarenessSavesLives

Our campus serves as a peaceful location to support your journey toward mental wellness. We are surrounded by a serene natural environment, with wildlife, streams of water, and plenty of outdoor activities to promote growth and healing. We're here to provide a supportive space for you or your loved one to begin the path to healing. For more information on how we can help you, call 407-559-7956 today. #BehavioralHealth #SubstanceUseFacility #MentalHealth

We were proud to sponsor the Annual BHCON in Orlando, FL! Every year, behavioral health professionals from all over the state join to show their support and be a part of an event to share knowledge, ideas, and innovations. Together, we're shaping the future of mental healthcare. #BHCON2024 #CommunitySupport

It's summertime in Florida! Our Recreational Therapist took our patients fishing on campus! Fishing takes patience and time, which helps enforce some of the life skills that our programming teaches. Hobbies are therapeutic for the soul, and we are always looking for fun and creative ways to apply the tools learned during our patients' recovery process. #RecreationalTherapy #Fishing

Join our team and make a difference! We're hiring compassionate professionals dedicated to providing exceptional care in mental health. Apply today to help us support and empower our community. Visit http://spklr.io/6048sejo today to learn more! #MentalHealthCareers #NowHiring

WRAP (Wellness Recovery Action Plan) is a personalized recovery curriculum designed to help you take control of your mental health. By identifying triggers, creating coping strategies, and building a support network, WRAP empowers you to manage challenges and stay on your path to wellness. In our Recovery Solutions Program, individuals are encouraged to create their WRAP Plan for situations that may trigger thoughts of relapse. For more information, call 407-559-7956. #RecoveryJourney #MentalHealthTools

The COMPACT Act that was passed in January 2023 provides mental healthcare to 1.8 million more Veterans than before. If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis and is a Veteran, check out some more information about how to utilize the COMPACT Act here: https://lnkd.in/ecaSefBJ.

We recently had the privilege of presenting to Devereux Advanced Behavioral Health Florida's team of Mobile Response Clinicians during a Clinician Appreciation Event. These incredible professionals are out in the community responding to mental health crises and helping with de-escalation and connection to services. Everyone was able to create an aromatherapy bag with different herbs to help them stay grounded and centered while responding to community needs. They are on the frontlines of the mental health crisis, and we are continuously grateful for our partnership with them. #Aromatherapy #ClinicianAppreciation

For most counties in our area, today is the first day back at school! This is usually a time of new opportunities, engaging with new peers, as well as new stressors and challenges that the academic environment brings. We urge you to start conversations with students about their mental well-being and highlight some resources that may help them work through difficult times. #BacktoSchool #MentalHealthMatters