Sycamore Springs Behavioral Health

Social workers play a crucial role in behavioral health care. They provide guidance, advocacy, and resources to help people access the care they need. Thank you, social workers for all you do!

Today we celebrate the dedication and compassion of our Certified Nurses. Your expertise makes a difference every day in the lives of those we serve. Thank you for all that you do to provide exceptional care and support. Happy Certified Nurses Day!

It isn’t just a statistic – it's lives and futures lost. Observing National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week helps prevent more tragedies through awareness and action. Learn the risks and signs of substance use and know that help is available. If you or someone you love is struggling, you are not alone.

While stress and anxiety share similar symptoms, they are not the same. Anxiety is the most common mental illness in the United States. Yet only about one third of people get the treatment they need. If anxiety is preventing you from enjoying everyday activities, it may be time to find help. Visit sycamorespringshealth.com to learn more about our compassionate care.

We’re proud of the commitment of our team members every day to provide our patients with the highest quality and safest care possible. #PatientSafetyAwarenessWeek

During Women’s History Month, we celebrate and support women at all stages of life. Women are often the caregivers to their families and friends, yet overlook the importance of self-care. Take the time to check on the women in your life!

Self-harm is a complex behavioral health concern often linked to anxiety, depression, trauma or other mental health conditions as a symptom of underlying emotional distress. If you or a loved one is struggling, professional support can make a difference. Our team is here to provide compassionate, experienced care. Visit sycamorespringshealth.com for more information on our care.

Cold weather and shorter days can bring a case of the winter blues, such as low mood and reduced energy. Here are some ways to help you feel better and beat the blahs.

Family members, friends, and other caregivers play an important role in supporting the millions of people who experience mental health concerns and substance use issues. Thank you to all the caregivers who are making a difference in the lives of their loved ones. And remember, self-care is an important part of caregiving. #NationalCaregiversDay

February is Recreational Therapy Month. We want to highlight the significant and positive impact that recreational activities can have on those living with emotional and behavioral concerns. This form of treatment is helping us change people’s lives every day.