Tri-County Behavioral Healthcare

Today, we recognize Juneteenth—a day that commemorates the end of slavery in the United States and the freedom, resilience, and courage of those who fought for justice.

At Tri-County Behavioral Healthcare, we recognize that healing and well-being are deeply connected to our experiences, history, and communities. This Juneteenth, we're honored to share an article written by our Rural Clinic Coordinator, Tiffany Jackson, exploring the connection between Juneteenth and mental health. Her article reflects on how recovery from trauma and mental health challenges can empower individuals to move toward healing, hope, and greater emotional freedom.

We invite you to take a moment to read, learn, and reflect as we honor the significance of this day.

This month’s Employee Highlight is Crystal!

As Lead Support Staff Assistant, Crystal plays an essential role in keeping daily operations running smoothly while supporting staff across multiple departments. Her leadership, reliability, and willingness to step in wherever needed makes her a standout member of our team.

Known for her positive attitude, initiative, and strong work ethic, Crystal consistently goes above and beyond her responsibilities to ensure things get done. Whether she's leading the Reception team, providing support during busy times, or helping solve unexpected challenges, she approaches every task with professionalism and dedication.

Thank you for all that you do!

FLASH SALE‼️ Purchase tickets TODAY and receive one free entry PER ticket purchased!
Summer Basket: https://tcbh.betterworld.org/giveaways/summer-basket
4th of July Basket: https://tcbh.betterworld.org/giveaways/4th-july-basket

We are closely monitoring weather conditions and the potential for severe weather this week. Please monitor the www.tcbhc.org website and our social media platforms for up-to-date information.

Now is the time to start preparing. Preparation is about more than emergency supplies—it can also help reduce anxiety, increase resilience, and provide peace of mind. We’ve included some emergency preparedness coping skills to help you prepare.

As always, Crisis support is available 24/7 if needed through the crisis line, or our Psychiatric Emergency Treatment Center (PETC).

📞 24/7 Crisis Line: 1-800-659-6994
🏨Walk-In PETC: 706 FM 2854, Conroe

We will continue to share updates. Stay safe!

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Stress is something we all experience, but understanding it is an important part of protecting our mental health.

Today we’re sharing information from the National Institutes of Health to help recognize the signs of stress and encourage healthy ways to cope.

Learning more about stress is one small step toward taking better care of ourselves and each other.

Ready for some summer fun? ☀️

We’re excited to launch our Summer Basket Raffle Series featuring two themed baskets—a Summer Basket and a 4th of July Basket—both filled with fun seasonal items you’ll love! But this raffle is about more than just fun prizes — it also supports a meaningful cause. 💙

Every ticket purchased helps support the Tri-County Consumer Foundation, which provides assistance and essential resources for clients in need, including groceries, utility assistance, hygiene items, minor home repairs, and more. Your support helps make a real difference in the lives of those we serve.

🎟️ Raffle tickets are on sale now! Scan the QR code or use the links below to purchase.
$10 each | 3 for $25 | 7 for $50
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Don’t miss your chance to win some summer-themed fun while supporting a great cause! The more tickets you buy, the better your chances to win.

📍Winners must be able to pick up the basket at Tri-County, 233 Sgt. Ed Holcomb Blvd. S, Conroe.

Be sure to share with friends and family and help us spread the word!

Today we celebrate our amazing staff members who reached their 3-year and 5-year milestones with us!

Thank you for your continued hard work, compassion, and dedication to making a positive impact in the lives of others. Your commitment helps strengthen our mission every single day.

We are thankful to have you on our team.

Healing from trauma is not linear, and every journey looks different. During PTSD Awareness Month, we honor the resilience of those living with post-traumatic stress and recognize that healing happens in many different ways from seeking a healthy, safe space to share your experiences, giving back to others, or finding peace through other avenues.

This month, we encourage everyone to practice compassion, understanding, and respect – you never know the journey someone else is on, be kind.

Remember, you are not alone and recovery is possible.

Your voice matters.

Local Planning Meetings provide an opportunity for community members to share feedback, discuss needs, and help shape the future of Mental Health and Substance Use services at Tri-County.

We encourage you to attend one of the meetings below to share your suggestions and ideas on how we can continue enhancing the quality of services provided to our community.

Mental Health Awareness Month may be coming to an end, but the importance of mental health remains year-round.

Here are some highlights and fun moments throughout the month!
Thank you to our incredible staff for helping create a culture of support, care, and connection.