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It takes courage to talk about your mental health and our compassionate, behavioral health professionals are here 24/7 for you. Get the help you need to live the life you deserve.

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Your mental health requires care and maintenance. Call or walk-in today for an assessment with one of our compassionate, licensed behavioral health professionals. We’ll give you the tools you need to get well and stay well.

Sylvester Balloon Release
In remembrance of our cherished team member Sylvester. In Ghana, the tradition of wearing black and red attire during funerals carries deep cultural significance. Red represents their intimate connection to the person who passed away. It’s a way of expressing their deep grief and loss. Black reflects their sorrow and acknowledges the pain of losing a loved one. Distant relatives and well-wishers also wear black to show solidarity with the grieving family. We will miss you Sylvester, you'll always be a part of the Beckett family 💙

Just a few of the captured moments from our employee holiday gatherings. Thank you to all our employees who make what we do here at Beckett Springs possible. We look forward to another year of changing people's lives together.

Beckett Springs Director of Clinical Services, Hayley Fahrnbach, shared a little bit about our dedicated Help for Heroes program. The Help for Heroes® program was created to address the unique needs of military personnel, veterans, first responders, and other high-risk frontline professionals. Through our specialized treatment tracks, individuals can overcome challenges brought on by repeated exposure to stress and trauma in the line of duty. Call us at 513.942.9500 for more information or to get help today. Active Duty members, please call 844.330.6600. #TheresHopeTheresHelp

Beckett Springs CEO Loyal Ownes announcing the opening of our dedicated Help for Heroes inpatient unit. The Help for Heroes® program is specialized in mental health, trauma, and addiction treatment for active duty, military, veterans, first responders, and other high-risk frontline professionals. We help make your tomorrow better than your today. Call us at 513.942.9500 for more information or to get help today. Active Duty members, please call 844.330.6600. #TheresHopeTheresHelp

We were proud to be a sponsor for the 2023 Sunlight Village Gala. Sunlight Village, Inc., a faith-based non-profit corporation, has been providing mental health and support services throughout Montgomery County, Dayton, Ohio, since 2008. They have a dedicated board of directors, a team of professionals, advocates, and support staff who ensure quality programs and services for all participants, despite their economic, social, racial, or gender status. Sunlight Village's vision is to support the mental health and overall wellbeing of our youth, young adults, and families in our most underserved communities of West Dayton. We cannot address anxiety, depression, fear, guilt, loss, trauma, and mental health barriers without working to resolve the underlying causes through comprehensive programs and services such as community, youth, and caregiver support groups, trainings, parenting programs, and resource connections. https://sunlight-village.org

2023 NAMI Montgomery County Holiday Party. We had a great time last night. Thank you to everyone that attended. #communitymatters

Beckett Springs Help for Heroes Programming
Beckett Spring continues to expand our programming. New Help for Heroes Outpatient Programming starts today. Learn more about who will be leading this program below. "My name is Jon Habig. I’ve been a police officer for the City of Hamilton Police Department for over 20 years. I’ve worked as a patrol officer, detective, patrol sergeant, and now a training sergeant. I became interested in focusing on the mental health of first responders a few years ago and decided to go back to school and work towards a masters degree in clinical mental health counseling. I’m also a husband and father of three. I own a dog, two cats, and a horse. My motivations to get my LPC are based on seeing how stress and trauma have impacted my coworkers and me. In my twenty-year career, I’ve personally known two first responders who died from suicide. I’ve also worked with several first responders who have been placed on 72-hour mental health holds at local hospitals. I’ve seen families destroyed because the first responder in their family didn’t know how to handle the trauma and chronic stress. I’m also frustrated with the stigma towards mental health services that’s often found in first responder communities. I think educating first responder communities and working to reduce that stigma can lead to more fulfilling lives and careers for first responders. I think first responders with less stress will be better equipped to make choices in critical moments, leading to safer responses and better outcomes for their communities. Military veterans make up a large portion of first responder jobs. They tend to fit in those jobs well, but sometimes they are still dealing with leftover stress and trauma from the military. I really just hope to help the people I care about as I progress through my different career roles. Respectfully, Jon Habig" Call us at 513.942.9500 for more information or to get help today. Active Duty members, please call 844.330.6600. #thereshopetheres

Our adolescent inpatient unit is now accepting patients ages 13+. To make a referral or for more information call: 800.721.6471

"Drop In And Discover" at Changes Beckett Springs. Thank you to everyone who came to our open house to learn more about our Child and Adolescent outpatient services and our new adolescent inpatient unit opening soon. If you missed it contact us for a personal presentation of our programming. #TheresHopeTheresHelp

Beckett Springs was happy to be a part of American Foundation for Suicide Prevention's Out Of The Darkness Walk in Cincinnati OH.

Beckett Springs Chief Executive Officer Loyal Ownes shares an exciting announcement about our upcoming Adolescent Unit…

We are excited to expand our outpatient services into the evening time! Starting October 23rd, 2023, we are adding an evening Intensive Outpatient Program. This program will be from 5:30pm-8:40pm on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. For more information call us at (513)942-9500

How do we know if the treatment we provide, works? We ask our patients! Beckett Springs uses an evidence-based, outcomes-driven approach to care. We measure our effectiveness through patient satisfaction scores and behavioral health self-assessment tools. Call now to learn more about our treament services.

Competency Fair fun! Thank you to those who took the time to make our competency fair a fun candy land experience 🍭🍫🍬 and for making sure we all are trained efficiently and effectively! #thereshopethereshelp #ChangingPeoplesLives #teambeckett

Join us in Celebration! Beckett Springs Proudly recognizes Uche or Mr. Uche, as he is affectionately referred to by staff and patients. Uche, a Beckett Springs team member for over 6 years, is as a LifePoint Mercy Award recipient. This award is presented to persons who have profoundly touched the lives of others and who embodies the spirit and values of the company. Thank you, Uche, for all you do to enhance the lives of those around you.

Dr. Jeremy Musher: COVID-19 Anxiety