Windmoor Healthcare Of Clearwater

The holidays can be a beautiful time, and they can be overwhelming with concentrated time with family, societal pressures, and expectations during the holiday season. Take a moment to stop and breathe. Having a few good grounding exercises in your pocket for when you need them may come in handy this season. If you find yourself unable to cope, manage daily life, or otherwise overwhelmed, outpatient day treatment may be right for you. Give us a call to learn more at 727-541-2646 or visit us online at windmoor.com.

Today, we recognize those whose lives have been affected by suicide. It is okay to take time to heal. It is okay to grieve. It is okay to be exactly where you are on your healing journey. We want you to know that you are not alone. If you have experienced a loss by suicide of a loved one and want to connect with others and share your story, below are a few tips to help you navigate the experience safely.

Thanksgiving can be a difficult time for individuals in recovery. Thanksgiving is a time for celebration and gathering with close friends and family and is often accompanied by alcohol. Not only is alcohol prevalent, but the concentrated time with some friends and family can be emotionally difficult at times. Alternatively, individuals who are not close to their family, either geographically or emotionally, may struggle with challenging feelings around Thanksgiving, making this time of year risky for sustained sobriety. Check out the tips below on how to help navigate the holiday and maintain your sobriety. If you are struggling with alcohol or drug use, call our compassionate team of advisors at Windmoor Healthcare to discuss our treatment options at 727-322-7222 or visit https://windmoor.com/ to learn more.

We are proud to serve our Veteran community through our Uniformed Personnel Program and equally proud to hire Veterans and Military family members onto our team. We want to recognize our Veteran staff and Military family members for their service to our country. Thank you for your bravery, commitment, and sacrifice!

We are proud to share that we are a Trauma-Informed Care trained facility. We have been working hard to ensure all our staff are trained in Trauma-Informed Care throughout this month and have been thrilled with the impact the training is making on us. While our Clinical staff is quite educated on Trauma-Informed Care, it is comforting to know that all staff members from our CEO, Business office, Housekeeping, Dietary, Medical Records, and more are now also trained in Trauma-Informed Care. We are incredibly proud of our staff and their openness to this training. The classes prompted great discussions and forward-thinking.

We recently welcomed several peer support team members from the Manatee County Sheriff's Office for a site tour and a Meet and Greet with our team. The Manatee County Sheriff's Department takes the mental health of its members seriously and has implemented a peer-support team, welcomed a four-legged deputy to its department for service and emotional support, and is being proactive in learning about local resources if the need arises for inpatient and outpatient mental health needs. We had a wonderful conversation learning about their needs and pain points, successes, and areas of growth they are hoping to achieve. They toured our Uniformed Personnel Program and provided us with valuable insight and feedback throughout the tour. Thank you for all you and your department members do to keep the community safe. We are here for you if a need arises.

Did you know across the Department of Defense total force, there are 1,054,101 family members? Being a part of a Military family comes with great challenges and great rewards. If you are a Military family member, we see you; we recognize your sacrifices as well as your Service Member's sacrifices. Thank you for your role in serving our country as well. For more information, visit https://spklr.io/6044x6gj.

To all Veterans, Windmoor Healthcare thanks you for your dedication and service to our country! Your bravery will never be forgotten. #VeteransDay

Stress. We all experience it, but it doesn't have to be debilitating. Read below for tips on ways to help keep stress manageable. If you are struggling with completing daily tasks, feeling overwhelmed, having difficulty at work, or noticing an increase in substance use, treatment may be right for you. Call now to learn more about our treatment options at 727-322-7222. We are available 24/7.

This National Veterans and Military Families Month, we're honoring our amazing Military families and Veterans far and wide. Your dedication and support make a difference in our lives every single day. Now it is our time to serve you! If you are struggling with mental health or substance use disorders, take comfort in knowing our Uniformed Personnel Program has earned the designation of Patriot Support Program Center of Excellence, and our hospital overall earned and maintains the designation of a Veteran Safe Place by the Fire Watch Veteran Suicide Prevention Organization. To learn more, visit https://spklr.io/6042alYa.