Palm Point Behavioral Health

Yesterday, Senior Business Development Representative, Amanda Guadagno, had the privilege to meet with Kimberly Jensen (pictured on the left), MSW, with the City of New Smyrna Beach Police Department. Collaboration is vital to the treatment of mental health, and we are so excited to serve and aid Volusia County with you! Thank you, Kimberly, for everything you and your team do every day to make New Smyrna an amazing community.

Amanda Packal, Senior Business Development Representative, was honored to attend the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the newest Florida Health Care Plans Center in Palm Bay! Congratulations to Wellness and Communications Director, Joe Rowlette, and his whole team!

Our Business Development Representative, Richard Gallegos (pictured on the far left), met with Life Counseling Solutions in Casselberry, FL. We're thrilled about the opportunity to build a lasting partnership and provide top-tier care for those we serve.

On Wednesday, we celebrated National Psychiatric Technician Appreciation Day! Our hardworking Mental Health Technicians are a HUGE reason we have great metrics and quality care. Thank you to all our Technicians for making Palm Point Behavioral Health so special.

Did you know that today is ? Nothing makes Senior Business Development Representative, Amanda, happier than giving back to those who need it most in Brevard. Palm Point participated in the 7th Annual "Blessing Bag Build" where we contributed items for impoverished populations in our community. What is your favorite way to spread joy and happiness?

Discussing the pros and cons of mental health treatment applications and technology is vital in modern healthcare. These tools can provide accessible and tailored support, yet they also raise concerns about privacy and the importance of human connection. Striking the right balance is essential for effective care. At Palm Point Behavioral Health, we integrate these technologies responsibly to provide comprehensive support. To learn more, please visit palmpointbehavioral.com.

A common question we receive often is what happens after a patient is discharged from an in-patient stay at Palm Point Behavioral Health. Here is a common transition we call our 'Step Down Program,' designed to bridge the gap from inpatient care to independent living. This program offers continued support and tailored resources to ensure a smooth and successful transition for our patients. For more information on how we can help you, call 321-603-6550 today.

As therapists, it can be difficult to navigate an effective treatment path for our clients. When therapy isn’t working what do we do next? Should we initiate a Baker Act? How can we stay connected to our clients while they are in inpatient care? We will address these questions and more during our upcoming Continuing Education Webinar on Friday, August 2, from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.! For more information about this event and to register, visit 👉 http://spklr.io/6189SmcF.

Happy Independence Day! May you find joy, unity, and pride in the history and future of our country! 🇺🇸

We teamed up with local providers to host a Morning Mingle Networking Event in Titusville! A big thank you to all who attended to share yummy coffee and resources!

Business Development Representative, Christine Foell (pictured on the left), loves supporting and assisting the Sunshine Physician staff. We are honored to be active in the community and connect with organizations that also serve those in need!

Our Business Development Representative, Christine Foell (pictured on the left), and Erica Rigsby (pictured on the right), from Harmony Hills Behavioral Health, had the chance to catch up at the One Brother One Sister Intervention Training, hosted by Volusia Recovery Alliance, and discussed how we can provide a positive change to the community for those struggling with mental health.

Celebrate with us as we dive into the significance of Pride, the mental health challenges faced by the LGBTQ+ community, and inspiring stories of resilience. Our latest podcast episode features expert insights and practical tips on inclusivity and support. Listen now to join the conversation and make a difference: http://spklr.io/6188qSWg.

Business Development Representative, Richard, was honored to represent our facility, alongside Central Florida Behavioral Hospital and La Amistad Behavioral Health Services at the American Legion Convention. Attending and sharing the great programs and services we offer to those in need was an honor.

June is Safety Month at Palm Point Behavioral Health! We're dedicated to wellness programs, safety drills, and the principle that patient safety equals staff safety and addressing the heart of the matter. Together, we can create a safer, healthier environment for everyone!

Business Development Representative, Christine Foell, was fortunate to attend and introduce our facility at the "One Voice for Volusia" coalition meeting in Daytona Beach. Christine enjoys the importance of educating members about the wonderful programs we offer. Mental health matters, and we are grateful we continue to fight and advocate for our patients.

Did you know that June is ? Senior Business Development Representative, Amanda, was honored to participate in The Warrior WOD Donation Workout Event at Mayweather Boxing + Fitness Melbourne. Palm Point Behavioral Health and other local Veteran-focused mental health resources teamed up to spread PTSD awareness and to support WarriorWOD and the amazing work they do! To find out more and how to support their mission, please visit warriorwod.org.

At Palm Point Behavioral Health, we recognize the impact that PTSD has on the lives of many. According to NAMI, 9 million American adults are affected by PTSD, and it's crucial to raise awareness and provide support. If you or someone you know is struggling, please contact us directly at 321-603-6550 or visit our website to inquire at palmpointbehavioral.com/contact-us. We're here to help!

We are thrilled to announce that Michelle Marpole has been named Palm Point Behavioral Health’s Employee of the Month for April 2024! 🏆

Michelle’s dedication, compassion, and exceptional service to our patients and team truly embody the spirit of our organization. Her hard work and positive attitude make a significant impact every day. Please join us in congratulating Michelle on this well-deserved recognition!

Tyler, Intake Assessment Coordinator, and Richard, Business Development Representative, wrapped up by sponsoring the “To Write Love on Her Arms 5k!” This was such a fun way to support our local mental health advocates to destigmatize mental health!

June is Men’s Health Month! At Palm Point Behavioral Health, we encourage men to prioritize their mental and physical health. Regular check-ups, staying active, and seeking support are vital steps towards well-being. Let's break the stigma and promote open conversations about men’s health. To learn more, please visit palmpointbehavioral.com.

Are you looking to be surrounded by compassionate people who make a difference? Our sister facility, Central Florida Behavioral Hospital, is currently hiring and looking for a dedicated Director of Business Development to join their dynamic team who can lead in ! For more information and to apply today, visit http://spklr.io/6183qHuv.

Our CEO, Thomas Mahle, celebrated Hospital Week by scooping up some appreciation ice cream for our amazing staff! Thank you to all our Palm Point staff for making our hospital so special!

Amanda Packal, our Senior Business Development Representative, had an amazing time teaming up with fellow community partners to host a "Speed Networking Event for Mental Health Clinicians." We were honored to enjoy a morning full of sharing resources, networking, and collaboration amongst fellow mental health professionals in Brevard County!

On this , Palm Point Behavioral Health joins the nation in paying tribute to the brave men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. Their courage and dedication will never be forgotten. 🇺🇸

We also recognize the ongoing needs of our Veterans and Active-Duty service members. We are committed to providing support for those who have served our country by helping them navigate the challenges of mental health with compassion and expertise.

As we remember those we've lost, let us also support and uplift those who continue to serve. Today, we honor their sacrifice and dedication.

Christine, our Business Development Representative, had a wonderful day attending the One Brother One Sister Program in Volusia County. This program is designed to provide essential support to First Responders, acknowledging their hard work and dedication. We deeply appreciate the invaluable service of all First Responders who tirelessly protect our community in Volusia County. Thank you for your commitment and bravery in keeping us safe.