Burrell Behavioral Health

Even when we try to do everything right, life can still fall apart. Because, you're not perfect. So why are you trying to be? What if you set perfect aside, and focused on getting better. Find what better looks like for you with Burrell Behavioral Health. www.burrellcenter.com

Changing the world doesn't come from chasing millions of followers or battling algorithms. It's about building authentic connections within a supportive community. Just ask our dedicated Marketing and Communications team— or better yet, join them as our next Director of Media and Public Relations. Are you ready to be an offline influencer? Contact recruiter Candace Brownfield with questions, or use the link to apply today! Candace B. 📞 417-340-7239 ✉️ Candace.Brownfield@burrellcenter.com Location: Springfield, MO Learn more and apply here: https://bit.ly/4cWeg5B

Different generations in #BIPOC communities may face unique mental health challenges, but all age groups have unique wisdom to share. Learn more about sharing generational wisdom at mhanational.org/july. #BIPOCMentalHealth

If social media's focus is ad revenue, engagement, and monetization, what happened to community, connection, and hope? That's easy—it's happening offline. Just ask our Licensed Therapists. Or better yet, join them. Are you ready to be an offline influencer? Contact recruiter David Hohenfeldt with questions, or use the link to apply today! David Hohenfeldt 📞 417-761-5047 ✉️ david.hohenfeldt@burrellcenter.com 📍 Columbia, MO Learn more and apply here: https://bit.ly/3W8YLly

What's an offline influencer? Just ask our Nurse Managers. Or better yet, join them. You might not become the next online superstar, but you can provide life-saving care to the people who need it most. Plus, with competitive pay and benefits, Burrell Behavioral Health could be your next step in a better career. Are you ready to be an offline influencer? Contact recruiter Candace Brownfield with questions, or use the link to apply today! Candace B. 📞 417-340-7239 ✉️ Candace.Brownfield@burrellcenter.com 📍 Springfield, MO Learn more and apply here: https://bit.ly/4bpS5Ux

Please note: Our Behavioral Crisis Center at 1805 E. Walnut in Columbia, Missouri, will remain open and accessible to staff and clients during the holiday. Road closures related to the Fire in the Sky festival from the evening of July 3rd until 10 pm on July 4th will not interfere with access to this location. Learn more and connect to crisis resources here: https://bit.ly/4f2K9M3

As we celebrate the birth of our nation, we hope you have a safe and enjoyable holiday! Please note that our offices will be closed on July 4th in observance of Independence Day. Please plan accordingly if you need to communicate with a provider or request medication refills. Remember, while we take this time to enjoy and reflect, taking care of our mental health is also essential. If you or someone you know needs support, our Crisis Lines will remain open 24/7. Don't hesitate to reach out for help—your mental well-being matters. Connect to crisis resources here: https://bit.ly/3zrGLdb

Places for People, Inc. and Preferred Family Healthcare are partnering to form Brightli's St. Louis region! This collaboration aims to enhance mental health and substance use treatment services, ensuring our community's brighter and healthier future. Together, we're committed to providing comprehensive, compassionate care that makes a real difference in people's lives. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/ghQxPfrP

Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) face challenges, including stigma, cultural differences, and generational gaps, that can complicate conversations around mental health. During BIPOC Mental Health Awareness Month, we will share resources from Mental Health America to help foster dialogues that respect cultural backgrounds and generational perspectives. By embracing our diverse stories, we can work together toward a future where everyone feels comfortable talking about their mental health and seeking the help they need. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/g5ikV_4u

LGBTQIA+ individuals who receive mental health care show significant improvements in mental and emotional wellness, self-esteem, and overall quality of life. Studies reveal that supportive interventions can reduce depression symptoms by up to 60%. Let's talk about why access to mental healthcare is a lifeline for the LGBTQIA+ community! 🌈 LGBTQIA+ individuals are 2.5 times more likely to experience depression, anxiety, and substance misuse compared to their heterosexual counterparts. Learn more from NAMI here: https://bit.ly/4cGy4tL 💙 60% of LGBTQIA+ youth reported feeling sad or hopeless for extended periods due to bullying, discrimination, and family rejection. Learn more from The Trevor Project here: https://bit.ly/4cFqM9H 🧠 The suicide attempt rate among LGBTQIA+ youth is nearly four times higher than that of straight youth. For transgender individuals, this rate skyrockets to almost nine times. Learn more from The Trevor Project here: https://bit.ly/4cFqM9H 🤝🏻 Access to mental health services that understand LGBTQIA+ identities is crucial. It fosters resilience, reduces the impact of minority stress, and promotes a sense of belonging. Learn more from The American Psychological Association here: https://bit.ly/3XJ4XSh