Tri-County Behavioral Healthcare

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Volunteers Needed in Cleveland! 🚨We’re excited to be opening a new building and are looking for extra hands to help with...
08/27/2025

Volunteers Needed in Cleveland! 🚨

We’re excited to be opening a new building and are looking for extra hands to help with tasks like taking vitals, greeting clients, monitoring the kids’ play area, and more.
✅ Community service hours offered
✅ Flexible times available (not just Tuesdays & Thursdays!)
✅ Great opportunity to gain experience in mental health, IDD, and SUD

If you’re interested or know someone who might be, please tag them or share this post! Fill out your volunteer application here- https://buff.ly/03VvQA4

August 17 is National Nonprofit Day and today we're highlighting the Tri-County Consumer Foundation (TCCF)! 💜Every day, ...
08/19/2025

August 17 is National Nonprofit Day and today we're highlighting the Tri-County Consumer Foundation (TCCF)! 💜

Every day, the TCCF transforms lives. Your support helps turn challenges into opportunities, big needs into small victories, and everyday moments into life-changing experiences for our clients.

From the simplest comforts to the most essential resources, TCCF is there—making sure no one is left behind.

Want to be part of something meaningful? Reach out and discover how you can help us keep making a difference.

📢 Share this and help us spread hope and impact throughout our community.

Learn more at www.tccf.us

Cleveland, we’re almost there!Our new location opens Sept. 15, 2025, and we can’t wait to welcome you! This move means ...
08/18/2025

Cleveland, we’re almost there!

Our new location opens Sept. 15, 2025, and we can’t wait to welcome you! This move means more space, more resources, and the same great care you’ve come to know and trust.

📌 During this transition, all services will continue without interruption.

Until the new location opens, please continue visiting us at our current location:
📍 2004 Truman St, Cleveland, TX 77327

📞 Crisis Hotline (24/7): 1-800-659-6994
💊 Medication Questions/Pickup: 281-432-3000

Thank you for being part of our amazing community — we’re thrilled to continue serving you in a fresh, new space and can’t wait to celebrate this next chapter together!

Wellness Month is all about starting important conversations! 💚At the Cleveland Chamber’s Networking Luncheon, our Rural...
08/15/2025

Wellness Month is all about starting important conversations! 💚

At the Cleveland Chamber’s Networking Luncheon, our Rural Clinic Coordinator shared valuable insights on mental health—part of our ongoing commitment to supporting the Cleveland community.

That commitment is growing even stronger with our new Cleveland facility opening soon, giving us more space and resources to serve you. Until then, visit us at 2004 Truman St, Cleveland, TX 77327 or call (281) 432-3000.

Crisis Counseling Program RecapWe’re honored to have been part of this incredible journey connecting with our community ...
07/28/2025

Crisis Counseling Program Recap
We’re honored to have been part of this incredible journey connecting with our community through outreach, crisis counseling sessions, referrals, resources, and so much more.

As the program comes to a close, please note that services will officially end on July 31st.

For continued support, please reach out to Tri-County Behavioral Healthcare. We’re here for you now and always. 💙

Thank you for trusting us and for being a part of this meaningful work.

Helping Kids Feel Their Best This Summer 🌞Summer can bring freedom, sunshine, and smiles—but for some kids, the shift aw...
07/25/2025

Helping Kids Feel Their Best This Summer 🌞

Summer can bring freedom, sunshine, and smiles—but for some kids, the shift away from school routines can also feel overwhelming. Whether it’s trouble sleeping, mood changes, or feeling isolated, small changes can make a big difference.

Here are a few simple ways to support your child’s emotional well-being this summer:
✔️ Create a simple daily routine to add structure
✔️ Encourage play, creativity, and movement
✔️ Make time and space for open conversations and emotional check-ins
✔️ Look out for things like irritability, sadness, or withdrawal

If you or your child are feeling uncertain or overwhelmed this summer, don’t hesitate to reach out to us. At Tri-County Behavioral Healthcare, we’re here to guide you and support your family every step of the way. 💙

National Schizophrenia Awareness Day — July 25 At Tri-County Behavioral Healthcare, we recognize the impact schizophreni...
07/25/2025

National Schizophrenia Awareness Day — July 25

At Tri-County Behavioral Healthcare, we recognize the impact schizophrenia has on individuals, families, and communities. On National Schizophrenia Awareness Day, we reaffirm the importance of understanding and supporting those living with this condition.

Caring for people with schizophrenia is a meaningful part of the work we do. We're committed to reducing stigma and promoting access to compassionate mental health support. 💜

Learn more about our services at tcbhc.org.

✨ How strong is your spiritual resilience? ✨As we approach the conclusion of the Crisis Counseling Program on July 31st,...
07/25/2025

✨ How strong is your spiritual resilience? ✨
As we approach the conclusion of the Crisis Counseling Program on July 31st, we invite you to take a moment for self-reflection with our Spiritual Resilience Questions.
It’s a simple tool designed to help you explore how your beliefs and values support you through life’s challenges. 🧘🏽

While the CCP may be ending, Tri-County Behavioral Healthcare remains here for you offering ongoing support through mental health, IDD, and substance use services.

📞 24/7 Crisis Line: 1-800-659-6994
🌐 Learn more at: tcbhc.org

Anger is a Human Emotion 🔥Feeling angry makes you human. It’s okay to feel big emotions. What matters most is how we man...
07/18/2025

Anger is a Human Emotion 🔥

Feeling angry makes you human. It’s okay to feel big emotions. What matters most is how we manage and express them.

As our Crisis Counseling Program comes to an end on July 31st, we want to thank you for your trust and support throughout this journey. 💛

While the program is concluding, Tri-County Behavioral Healthcare remains here for you with services for children, adults, individuals with IDD, and those living with SUD.

📞 Reach out anytime, you are never alone.

🧠 10 Tips to Boost Your Mental HealthTaking care of your mental health is more important than ever. Here are 10 simple w...
07/18/2025

🧠 10 Tips to Boost Your Mental Health

Taking care of your mental health is more important than ever. Here are 10 simple ways to help you feel stronger, calmer, and more balanced every day:

As our Crisis Counseling Program officially concludes on July 31st, we want to thank you for your support and partnership throughout this journey. Your trust and collaboration have meant the world to us.

Although the program is ending, Tri-County Behavioral Healthcare will continue to serve you and your community with a wide range of services, including child and youth counseling, adult mental health care, and support for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and substance use disorders (SUD).

If you or someone you know needs support, please don’t hesitate to reach out via our website, our 24/7 crisis line, or our routine services line. We’re here for you always. 💙

🧸 Supporting Children’s Emotional Safety During and After a DisasterChildren often feel the emotional impact of a disast...
07/14/2025

🧸 Supporting Children’s Emotional Safety During and After a Disaster

Children often feel the emotional impact of a disaster just as deeply as adults but they may not always know how to express it. 💬💔

Here are a few simple ways to support a child’s emotional safety:
🔹 Reassure them that they’re safe
🔹 Keep routines as normal as possible
🔹 Allow them to ask questions and express feelings
🔹 Be honest but age-appropriate
🔹 Limit media exposure

As our Crisis Counseling Program comes to a close on July 31st, we want to thank you for being part of this journey with us. 💛

Though this program is ending, Tri-County will continue to provide support for children, youth, adults, and families through a wide range of services from counseling to IDD and SUD care.

📞 Need support? Reach out anytime through our website, call our 24/7 crisis line, or contact our routine services line. You are not alone.

Honored & Grateful 💙Our Crisis Counseling Program team was recognized by HHSC with a plaque of appreciation for our work...
07/11/2025

Honored & Grateful 💙

Our Crisis Counseling Program team was recognized by HHSC with a plaque of appreciation for our work with the Crisis Counseling Assistance and Training Program through Texans Recovering Together.

It has been an incredible honor to serve our community and support Texans on their path to healing and recovery.

Thank you, HHSC, for this meaningful recognition and thank you to everyone who partnered with us, trusted us, and shared this journey.

Though the program concludes on July 31st, Tri-County Behavioral Healthcare remains committed to providing compassionate, ongoing mental health support.

Address

233 Sgt. Ed Holcomb Boulevard S
Conroe, TX
77304

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+19365216100

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Serving individuals with mental illness and developmental disabilities

Tri-County Behavioral Healthcare serves an average of 5000 individuals at any given time.

Services for Individuals with mental illness include: Mental Health Screening, Admission and Referral Services, Crisis Hotline Services, Crisis Residential Services, Medication Services, Inpatient Services, Skills Training, Vocational Services, Residential Support Services and Housing, Counseling Services, Criminal Justice Services, an Substance Abuse Prevention.

Services for individuals with developmental disabilities include: Mental Retardation Screening, Admission and Referral Services, Home and Community Based Services, Group Homes, Day Habilitation Services, Employment Services, State School Placement and Discharge Services, and Respite Services.