Featuring five community leaders, the panel discussion focused on the consequences of trauma on mental health, the importance of treatment following traumatic events and the growing need for trauma-informed care.
Beginning June 2, 2025, STHS Behavioral will raise the treatment age for children requiring hospitalization from 7 to 13 to help create gender-specific units.
On Wednesday, May 7, South Texas Health System Behavioral hosted a special community event to officially launch its Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), a highly structured and concentrated treatment program that provides patients struggling with mental health or substance use disorder the opportunity to get the care they need without greatly impacting their daily routine, including home, work and/or school life.
When facing mental health challenges, incorporating movement and exercise [...]
For the last 10 years, Anival Henrickson has traveled to U.S. communities hit by natural disasters to offer no-cost counseling services to residents recovering from loss and devastation.
As part of the facility’s Chalk The Walk campaign [...]
With children returning to the classroom in the coming [...]
The STHS Behavioral Community Advisory Panel recently hosted its [...]
Taking place during National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, STHS [...]
With the Veterans Comprehensive Prevention, Access to Care, and [...]
