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Rod, our Business Development Representative, and Luis, our Assistant Director of Facilities, teamed up with Belmont’s Business Development Director, Dave, to support the Lenape Foundation at its 17th Annual Golf Outing this past Monday.

We’re proud to support organizations that make a difference in our community!

Pride is about celebrating identity, strength, and the right to be fully seen. It’s also a reminder that many in the LGBTQ+ community are still navigating challenges that deserve compassion, support, and action. This month and every month, let’s show up for each other by listening, uplifting, and creating spaces where everyone can feel safe, valued, and cared for. 🌈💛

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Rod is representing TBH at the Drug Free Summer Kick Off for Kids at McConnellsburg Hospital in Fulton County!

It doesn’t matter, if it’s 9° or 90°, our reps will brave any weather to connect the community to the services we offer.

And yes, those are fossils on the table. Rod promised he’d leave his archaeological ambitions at home. That promise lasted about five minutes.

Mental health is health, and taking care of it is a powerful act of strength. This Men’s Health Month, let us celebrate showing up for ourselves and each other, speaking openly, and reaching out when we need support. You’re not alone, and prioritizing your well-being is something to be proud of. 💙​

Our Partial Hospitalization Program team has been receiving incredible feedback over the past few months, a true reflection of the dedication and compassion they show every day.

TBH is beyond proud to recognize one of our many teams that makes such a strong impact on our patients and our hospital. Great job, PHP. Keep changing lives.

Wherever you find Aly, you’ll find a smile!

In this episode of “Where’s Aly?”, Aly attended the Community Days Resource Fair at Wernersville State Hospital. During the event, she had the opportunity to continue meaningful conversations with organizations like Berks Counseling Center, Project Transition, and many others.

She also spent time connecting with patients at Wernersville, reminding them that no matter where they are on their mental health journey, TBH is always here to provide support, guidance, and hope.

Recently, Liz, our Director of Business Development, was invited by the Yocum Institute for Arts Education to attend an interactive theater assembly focused on the mental health challenges many elementary students are facing.

Created with input from mental health professionals, elementary school principals, guidance counselors, and emotional support teachers, the performance touched on important topics like empathy, listening, and respect in a way that students could understand and connect with.

It's always encouraging to see organizations finding creative ways to help young people build the skills they need to support themselves and one another.

Taking care of your mental health doesn’t have to be complicated, it’s often the small, consistent habits that make the biggest difference. Check in with yourself, listen to what you need, and give yourself permission to prioritize your well-being. ​

And if something feels off, don’t hesitate to reach out. Support is always there when you need it. ​

Learn more about prioritizing your mental health this summer: https://ow.ly/wJb250Z6cFY

Congratulations to our Employee of the Month, Lauren, our Music Therapist!

Lauren brings so much heart to what she does and creates a space where people feel comfortable, supported, and truly heard. She makes a difference every day, and we’re so lucky to have her on our team.