Palms Behavioral Health

09/30/2025

As Su***de Prevention Month comes to a close, let’s carry the messages of hope, compassion, and support with us every day. Remember, reaching out can make all the difference. Let’s continue to break the silence, share our stories, and be there for one another—today and always. ***dePreventionMonth

09/29/2025

This September, we honor the strength of those in recovery and the professionals who walk alongside them. In our latest blog, learn more about National Recovery Month and how you can join the movement.

National Recovery Month raises awareness of mental health and substance use disorders, honors professionals, and celebrates recovery.

09/28/2025

“Even in your hardest moments, you are never alone. Your life has meaning, and your tomorrow holds hope.”

Please don’t carry the weight alone. Our team is here 24/7 because you matter and your story matters. Asking for help is a step toward healing, and healing is always possible.

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09/26/2025

Yesterday, we had the privilege of presenting to 33 cadets at the Texas Southmost College Police Academy as part of their Crisis Intervention Training hosted by the Harlingen Police Department.

I shared how Palms Behavioral Health continues to collaborate with local law enforcement to strengthen crisis response, discussed the range of services we provide to our community, and highlighted important mental health statistics within the law enforcement profession.

It was inspiring to see future officers engaging in meaningful conversations about mental health awareness and community partnership. Together, we’re building a stronger, more informed, and compassionate approach to crisis intervention.

09/26/2025

There’s a version of you on the other side of this that’s so proud you didn’t give up. During Su***de Prevention Month, we are reminded that hope and healing are always possible, even in the darkest moments.

If you or someone you love is struggling, please know that help is available and you are never alone. Call (888) 258-9662 today to take your first step toward hope and healing!

09/24/2025

Our team is available 24/7 to listen, guide, and provide care in the moments it matters most. If you or someone you know is struggling, know that help is always just a phone call away. You are not alone, and there is hope.

Call (888) 258-9662 today to take your first step toward hope and healing!

09/22/2025

Setting clear boundaries is essential for protecting your mental health and improving relationships. Our latest blog post explores how to establish and maintain healthy boundaries. https://palmsbh.com/setting-boundaries-to-preserve-your-mental-health/

Learn how setting clear boundaries can improve relationships, promote communication, and preserve your mental health.

09/21/2025

“Even the darkest nights give way to sunrise. Keep holding on.”

If you or someone you know is struggling, please seek help. Our team is here 24/7 to support you with compassion and care. Asking for help is an act of strength, and you deserve to see the light of tomorrow. 💛

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09/19/2025

When a mental health crisis happens, every moment matters. Palms Behavioral Health is available around the clock to provide care for adolescents and adults. Reach out today at 888-258-9662!

Es hora de priorizar tu salud mental. Está bien pedir ayuda. Palms Behavioral Health está aquí cuando estés listo. PalmsBH.com

09/18/2025

Our CEO, Cynthia Mendoza, had a wonderful time connecting with colleagues at the 2025 Summit BHC Management Meeting in Nashville, TN this week!

09/17/2025

Even in the darkest moments, hold on to hope. The clouds may be heavy now, but they will clear, and the sun will shine again. Your story is far from over, and better days are waiting just ahead. ***dePreventionMonth

09/15/2025

Chronic pain is real—even when it’s invisible, and especially when paired with mental health challenges. Read our latest blog to explore the strong connection between physical and emotional pain and how both can be treated together.

Chronic pain is real and often linked with mental health. At Palms Behavioral Health, we provide integrated care for mind and body healing.