Wekiva Springs Center

We invite you to join us for our annual Women's Symposium on Friday, March 21, at the Schultz Center! We are honored to have Diane Clark from Hubbard House and Hope Timoney from The Women's Center of Jacksonville as our educational speakers. This complimentary event will provide 4 CE credits for licensed clinicians. Space is limited. To RSVP, call 678-978-0249 or email [email protected].

Our Business Development team was busy yesterday making connections and supporting our community! Chelsea Lewis (left) attended the quarterly NFPLA meeting, fostering relationships with many other substance use disorder programs here in the North Florida area. Trish Doran (right) tabled the 'From Brokenness to Recovery' panel hosted by Uplift St. Johns, focusing on resources for women in recovery.

It was such an honor to attend the 2025 North Florida First Responder and Law Enforcement Summit, presented by Project Opioid. We applaud the amazing efforts of these men and women to stay educated on substance use disorders, life-saving medications and the treatment options available in our community. We are proud to be a partner in this fight against opioid abuse!

Help us congratulate our January Employee of the Month, Pam Jones! Pam's title is Staff Scheduler, but she wears many hats at this hospital. Wekiva Springs would like to send a collective 'thank you' to Pam for always stepping up to the challenge. Your dedication is so appreciated!

We have created specialized inpatient and outpatient programs designed to support seniors who are dealing with mental health, substance use or dual-diagnosis disorders. This is a setting where patients can thrive in an intimate, age-specific and non-confrontational group of peers. To learn more about our senior adult treatment program, visit https://spklr.io/6049N3Zv.

We invite you to join us for our annual Women's Symposium on Friday, March 21, at the Shultz Center! We are honored to have Diane Clark from Hubbard House and Hope Timoney from The Women's Center of Jacksonville as our educational speakers. This complimentary event will provide 4 CE credits for licensed clinicians. Space is limited. To RSVP, call 678-978-0249 or email [email protected].

The behaviors and choices of someone struggling with substance abuse can have a ripple effect, causing emotional turmoil and creating challenges in maintaining healthy, supportive connections with others. Despite the challenges, there is hope for relationships affected by substance abuse. Recovery is possible, and it often leads to stronger, deeper relationships. To learn more, check out our latest blog post.

Are you looking for a career where you can help improve the lives of others every day? We have exciting opportunities for RNs, master’s-level clinicians, and licensed therapists! Learn more and apply at https://spklr.io/60442Q02.

Join us as we host a Brunch and Learn event focused on building bridges in our community this Wednesday, February 19, from 10 a.m.-12 p.m.! Led by presenters from the Florida Association of Recovery Residences (FARR), this event will highlight the importance of FARR certification, safety and accountability in recovery housing. Learn about the benefits for residents and providers, tools for certification and recent legislative updates. Complimentary brunch will be provided. Earn CEU credits while connecting with others in the field. Register online by visiting https://spklr.io/60482lko.

As the last of the children pack their bags and venture out to start their own journeys, parents may be left confronting a silent house, full of memories but devoid of the daily bustle of family life. This transitional phase is often referred to as empty nest syndrome. But what exactly does this entail, and how can it impact the lives of empty nesters? Learn more by checking out our blog post.