Peak View Behavioral Health

"Spring: a lovely reminder of how beautiful change can truly be." ???? At Peak View, hope is in full bloom! As we embrace the natural transformations of spring, we also embrace the renewed hope and fresh beginnings it brings. #HappySpring #HopeGrowsHere #Hopeful #NewBeginnings

Join us in celebrating Evan, Business Development Representative, as our Support Team Employee of the Month! ?? His dedication, teamwork, and unwavering support make a tremendous impact, helping us provide the best care possible. Evan, we appreciate everything you do for our staff, patients, and mission! ?? #EmployeeAppreciation #PeakViewBehavioralHealth #SupportTeam #ThankYou

Please join us in supporting Pikes Peak Suicide Prevention Partnership for an amazing night at the Surviving the Storm Gala!

Feeling worried or exhausted all the time? While stress and fatigue are normal, they can also signal anxiety or depression. Learn how to tell the difference and when to seek support in our latest blog. https://lnkd.in/dP8FjhFj

Reminder: Healing isn’t linear, and rough days don’t erase your progress. Keep showing up for yourself—step by step, you’re moving forward. ?? #SundayMotivation #KeepGoing #YouAreNotAlone

Each month, we proudly recognize two Employees of the Month—one from direct care and one from support departments—to honor the incredible contributions of both frontline and behind-the-scenes team members. Today, we’re excited to celebrate Dionte - Behavioral Health Associate as Peak View Behavioral Health’s Direct Care Employee of the Month! ?? Dionte goes above and beyond every day, providing compassionate, hands-on care to our patients. Thank you for your hard work and the difference you make every day! ?? Stay tuned as we announce this month’s Support Team Employee of the Month! #EmployeeRecognition #PeakViewBehavioralHealth #ThankYou

Peak View was honored to attend and support We Fortify at their 3rd annual benefit luncheon. We are grateful for their work and efforts to break the cycle of poverty and support our community through affordable housing initiatives!

Over half (54.7%) of adults with a mental illness receive no treatment – over 28 million individuals are going untreated. It’s time to break the silence and take that first step toward recovery. If you or a loved one needs support, visit peakviewbh.com or call 888-344-9319!

Libraries are more than just books—they’re a powerful resource for mental well-being. Whether you’re diving into a great story, learning a new skill, connecting with your community, or volunteering, your local library offers countless ways to support your mental health. Learn more in our latest blog. https://lnkd.in/eJGqr7Nf

On March 6th, communities across the U.S. come together to remember and honor those lost to overdose. Black Balloon Day is a powerful reminder that behind every statistic is a person—someone who was loved and whose life mattered. Today, we grieve, we remember, and we take action. Let’s also hold space for the families and individuals who may be struggling in silence. Grief can be isolating, but kindness and compassion can make all the difference. You never know what someone is going through—your support could mean more than you realize. ?? #EndOverdose #BlackBalloonDay