Kingwood Pines Hospital

08/15/2025

Adolescent girls face unique mental health challenges, and we’re here to support them every step of the way.

Our specialized programs provide compassionate care in a safe, empowering environment:

🏥 Inpatient services for ages 13–17.
💬 Outpatient services starting at age 10.

We help girls navigate anxiety, depression, trauma, self-esteem, peer pressure and identity, giving them the tools to build resilience, confidence and emotional wellness.

Whether your daughter needs structured inpatient care or flexible outpatient therapy, our expert team is dedicated to helping her thrive.

🔗 Learn more: http://spklr.io/6188BGu0Q.

08/14/2025

Last Saturday, Amber Carter, our Senior Community Liaison, joined the Back to School Mental Health and Wellness event at International Leadership of Texas MSG Ramirez. The event was a blast!

From Zumba and photo booths to pet therapy and sensory stations, the day was filled with fun, connection and meaningful support for student well-being. Amber shared valuable mental health resources and connected with families to help kick off the school year with positivity and care.

We’re grateful for all of our local partnerships that make events like this possible. Big thanks to ILTexas MSG Ramirez for creating such a joyful and supportive space!

08/14/2025

Boys face unique mental health challenges—and we’re here to help. At Kingwood Pines Hospital, our adolescent boys’ programs offer:

✅ Inpatient care for ages 12–17.
✅ Outpatient therapy starting at age 10.

We provide a safe space to address issues like anger, anxiety, depression, trauma and identity. Too often, boys are told to “tough it out.” We’re changing that by encouraging emotional expression and resilience.

Learn more: http://spklr.io/6183BGMEF.

08/13/2025

📚 Back-to-school season is in full swing!

Adam Clay, our dedicated Community Liaison, joined families at Twin Creeks Middle School in Spring ISD for their Back to School Resource Fair.

He connected with students, parents and staff — sharing vital information about mental health and wellness to help kick off the school year with strength and support.

We’re proud to be part of a community that prioritizes well-being and empowers every student to thrive.

08/11/2025

Last week, our Senior Community Liaison Amber Carter had the opportunity to meet with the compassionate therapists at Universal Agape Love in Dayton to share resources and information about Kingwood Pines Hospital. It was a meaningful time of connection, collaboration and reinforcing our shared commitment to mental wellness. 💙

We’re proud to partner with organizations that make a difference every day. By working together, we’re expanding access to care and building a stronger network of support for those who need it most.

📣 Are you a provider, therapist or community leader interested in collaborating or referring patients for behavioral health services? We’d love to connect. Reach out to Monica Garcia at Monica.Garcia4@uhsinc.com to learn more about partnership opportunities.

08/08/2025

Our amazing team recently hosted a backpack drive to support students in Humble Independent School District. Thanks to the generosity and teamwork of our staff, dozens of backpacks filled with school supplies are now in the hands of students who need them most.

We’re proud to support our community, one backpack at a time. Here’s to a successful school year ahead! 📚🎒

08/07/2025

Amber Carter, Senior Community Liaison, hosted a fantastic Coffee Connections event at Yummy Tummy Bakery in Humble!

Local behavioral health professionals came together for meaningful conversation, collaboration and connection. From sharing insights to strengthening partnerships, these moments highlight the power of community in supporting mental wellness.

Thank you to everyone who joined us. Stay tuned for next month’s event!

08/07/2025

Empowering youth with care that meets them where they are.💜

Our Exclusively Girls program supports girls ages 8–12 with compassionate, age-appropriate mental health care. We also offer two gender-specific inpatient programs for teens, creating safe spaces for healing and growth.

To learn more, call us at 281-404-1001 or visit kingwoodpines.com/treatment-services/.

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08/06/2025

We were honored to serve as a Diamond Sponsor for the Harris County Department of Education’s School Safety Summit—a powerful event focused on building safer, healthier school environments.

Our very own Monica Garcia-Guinessey, Business Development Director, and Jessica Whalen, Community Liaison, proudly shared mental wellness resources with school district administrators and counselors, reinforcing our commitment to student mental health and school safety.

At Kingwood Pines, we believe mental wellness is the foundation of a safe and thriving school community. 💙

08/06/2025

You asked, we listened.

We’re proud to announce that our Exclusively Girls’ Unit is now open and welcoming girls ages 8–12.

This dedicated space was thoughtfully designed to support the unique emotional and mental health needs of young girls, offering:

🔹 Support for anxiety, depression, and other early-onset concerns.
🔹 Therapeutic programming to build resilience and healthy coping skills.
🔹 A safe, nurturing environment where girls feel seen, heard, and supported.
🔹 Clinically informed care tailored to their developmental stage and social dynamics.

Led by an experienced clinical team, our mission is to help girls build confidence, navigate challenges and thrive in their daily lives.

📩 Referrals are now open. To learn more or connect with our admissions team, call 281-404-1001 today.

08/05/2025

Adam Clay, Community Liaison, participated in Spring ISD’s Back-to-School Resource Fair. This event connects families, students and faculty with vital mental wellness resources to ease the stress of the new school year.

From academic pressure to social challenges, back-to-school season can be overwhelming. That’s why our mission is clear: supporting mental health, fostering resilience and making sure no one faces it alone. 💙

Thank you to Spring ISD for creating space for these important conversations. Together, we’re building stronger, healthier communities!

08/05/2025

Back-to-school stress is real 📚

As the school year kicks off, many children and teens are feeling the pressure of new classes, shifting social dynamics, academic demands, and the whirlwind of change. For some, it’s more than just nerves. It’s anxiety, overwhelming feelings or emotional distress.

If your child is having a hard time adjusting, you're not alone. Help is just a call away. Call us at 281-404-1001 for a no-cost assessment and ask about our outpatient options designed to support youth through life’s challenges. Let’s make this school year a healthier, more hopeful one.

To learn more, visit http://spklr.io/6186B1izg.