Southeast Missouri Behavioral Health

?? Before you leave your next appointment, take a moment to tell us how it went. We’re rolling out kiosks and mobile surveys across our locations so you can share feedback instantly—whether it’s a great experience or something we need to improve. Your voice helps us: ? Make real-time improvements ? Address concerns faster ? Recognize staff who go above and beyond Mental health care should feel supportive, accessible, and centered on you. Your feedback helps make that a reality. ?? Have thoughts? Let our Client Experience Team know here: https://bit.ly/3DH5fl0

Trauma impacts more than personal well-being—it significantly influences professional success and workplace dynamics, especially for women. ?? 1 in 3 women will experience physical violence, sexual violence, or stalking by an intimate partner, which can lead to lasting emotional and psychological effects. ?? Women who experience trauma are more likely to face burnout, anxiety, and depression—conditions that affect performance, productivity, and workplace engagement. ?? Without proper support, trauma can also contribute to higher turnover rates and absenteeism, directly impacting organizational success. Supporting women in healing promotes better mental health and fosters a more engaged, productive, and supportive work environment for all. ?? How can workplaces create an environment that supports the healing and growth of women affected by trauma? Share your insights below!

Joy looks different for everyone, and that’s okay! On International Day of Happiness, we want to remind you that happiness isn’t about always being positive—it’s about making space for your well-being in a way that feels right for you. That might mean: ?? Taking a break when you need it ?? Connecting with people who uplift you ? Practicing gratitude for the little things Happiness isn’t one-size-fits-all, and it doesn’t mean ignoring hard feelings. It’s about balance, self-care, and appreciating the moments that bring light to your day. What’s one simple thing that makes you smile? Drop it in the comments to celebrate the little things that make life brighter! ??

Talking to teens about substance use can feel overwhelming—but having these conversations early makes a difference. During National Drug & Alcohol Facts Week, adults can support young people in making informed decisions about substance use by: ? Leading with facts, not fear—Teens respond to honest, science-backed information over scare tactics. ? Encouraging open dialogue—A non-judgmental approach builds trust and keeps communication open. ? Modeling healthy coping strategies—Stress, anxiety, and pressure are major risk factors for substance use. Showing how to manage challenges without substances can be powerful. ?? How can mentors, educators, and workplace leaders create a safe space for these conversations? Share your thoughts below!

Getting the support you need shouldn’t be a struggle. We heard from many of you about the need for easier ways to share feedback, and we’ve been working to improve your experience. ?? We’ve digitized and automated the survey process, making it easier than ever to share your thoughts. ?? This means faster feedback and quicker action to improve your experience. Our Client Experience Team is listening, and we’re committed to continuous improvement. Got more feedback for us? Let us know at https://bit.ly/3DH5fl0.

Women are breaking barriers and leading the charge for change. But behind many of those achievements, countless women are quietly carrying an unseen mental health burden. ?? 1 in 4 women experiences a mental health challenge each year. ?? Nearly half of those women don't get the care they need—often because of financial constraints, time limitations, or stigma. ?? Women are twice as likely as men to take on caregiving roles, leaving less room for their own well-being. When we talk about mental health, let's also talk about the unique experiences women face—and how real support can help make a difference. ?? We'd love to hear your thoughts. Please share with us below!

We know that navigating mental health care isn’t always easy. You’ve shared your frustrations, challenges, and hopes for better care—and we’re listening. That’s why we’re taking action: ? Expanding Client Advisory Boards to ensure YOUR voice helps shape our services. ? Adding new kiosks and mobile surveys so it’s easier to share feedback anytime, anywhere. This is just the beginning. You deserve better, and we’re committed to making that happen. Stay tuned for more updates on how we’re improving your experience. ?? ?? Have ideas or feedback? Drop a comment or visit https://bit.ly/4i95tAs.

Our Client Experience staff are parents, partners, caregivers, and community members—just like you—and we're listening. We hear your concerns and frustrations when things don't go as they should. That's why we're making changes: ?? More ways to share your feedback—because your voice matters. ?? A team focused on solutions—because you deserve better, and we're here to make it happen. Just like in therapy, real progress comes from listening, learning, and showing up to do the work it takes to make things better every single day.

This Valentine's Day, don't forget to love yourself! Self-love is just as important as the love we share with others. Take a moment today to appreciate yourself by: ?? Indulging in alone time ?? Releasing endorphins through movement ?? Prioritizing what makes you feel valued. Self-love isn’t a luxury; it’s a necessity. If you need support, we’re here for you. Learn more about how to care for your mental well-being this Valentine’s Day: https://lnkd.in/euS6KNtX

Today, we stand together to raise awareness, inspire hope, and support those affected by cancer. We recognize that a cancer diagnosis can impact not just physical health, but also emotional well-being. ?? If you or a loved one are facing challenges related to a cancer diagnosis, we're here to offer compassionate support through counseling, stress management, and mental health resources. Let’s unite to break the stigma and ensure no one faces cancer alone. Find support: https://lnkd.in/drnuZeE