Copper Springs Behavioral Health

1 in 5 Americans experience mental illness; however, it affects everyone directly or indirectly through the people in our lives. It’s important to talk about mental health, to reduce stigma, and to normalize seeking treatment for a better quality of life. You’re never alone.

Congratulations to our Avondale employee of the month, Josue! Here are just a few kind words Josue’s teammates shared about him: “Hard worker without complaints. Always a positive attitude.” “Josue is such a team player, always helpful and flexible.” “Josue has consistently demonstrated exceptional performance in his role as a PCA. Josue is an asset to our department. He always has a smile on his face, and goes above and beyond to help our patients.” “He communicates well with patients and staff, which helps keep a calm and safe environment. He remains very focused on safety and is very respectful. Josue is able to engage patients with conflict in conversation and helps diffuse situations. He also loves to clean!!” “Josue is always very observant of all the patients and their needs. He is willing to help all staff members. He is always helpful to patients and staff.” “He is very personal/outgoing with the patients and is very approachable. Josue is very helpful when a patient is getting elevated with another staff member. He is always full of joy even in stressful moments.” “Josue displays a positive attitude and is always willing to go the extra mile for his peers and patients. He is kind, easy to work with, and a hard worker.” Congratulations and thank you for all you do, Josue!

Like your physical health, your mental health requires regular care and maintenance. During this month designated for Depression and Mental Health Screening, take note of how you’re feeling. Seek professional help if you are struggling. Call today to schedule a screening with one of our licensed professionals to get the help you need.

Check in with your friends and know the signs. Changes in behavior, feelings of hopelessness, or withdrawing from friends and family can be warning signs. Let's stay vigilant and supportive for those we love who may be struggling. If you or someone you know is suffering, don't wait. Help is available 24/7.

Mental illness impacts all of us, whether directly or indirectly through others we encounter in our lives. It's important to talk about mental health, to reduce the stigma associated with mental health concerns, and to normalize seeking treatment for a better quality of life.

We are proud to be a National Affiliate of The Jason Foundation, Inc., an organization dedicated to the prevention of youth suicide through educational and awareness programs. Call now for resources to learn more about the warning signs and how you can help.

Work-related factors such as demanding schedules, workplace injuries, and seasonal or inconsistent work can often be risk factors for mental health conditions and thoughts of suicide. While it feels difficult to ask for help, suffering in silence is a heavy burden to carry alone. Talk to someone you trust and, if you need additional support, our experienced, compassionate staff are available 24/7.

If you’re struggling with mental health concerns, it’s time to get the help you need to feel better. Our outpatient programs are designed to help you grow stronger on the path to better mental health. Our experienced team delivers high-quality, compassionate care that is customized to your specific needs on a schedule that works for you. Call or walk-in 24/7.

Symptoms of depression were reported 59% more frequently by Hispanic adults than non-Hispanic white adults. There are unique barriers to mental health care that often prevent the Hispanic population from seeking help, such as cultural stigma and language issues. Our mission is to increase access to mental health care for all. Call now to learn more.

Good health for older adults includes good mental health, too. Aging can bring unexpected challenges such as depression and anxiety, which are treatable conditions. Sadly, most don’t get the help they need to feel better. If you or a loved one is suffering, call now. The path to better mental health starts here.