Serenity Psychiatric Outpatient LLC

01/21/2025

Serenity Psychiatric will remain closed until 12:00 tomorrow, Wednesday, Jan. 22. Appointments scheduled for morning hours will be conducted via telehealth. Thank you for your patience and understanding in managing appointments.

01/02/2025

"Your self worth is determined by you." - Beyoncé

11/27/2024

Are you on the hunt for a new job but don’t know where to start? We’re here to help! At the SMCC Regional Workforce Training Center, nothing makes us happier than connecting students with job opportunities. We’re dedicated to posting local businesses that are hiring to assist you in your job search. Follow our page so you don’t miss out on the latest leads! Let’s find the perfect fit for you! Head to our website to learn more: https://bit.ly/4hCEYU9

11/22/2024

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Need help building your resume? We are here for you! Call or stop by today to sign up for our FREE workshop on December 10! Spots are limited!
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10/29/2024

The problem isn't that you have negative thoughts, Everybody does. The problem is that you believe them.

5 Ways to Work With Your Mind to Stop Negative Thoughts https://buff.ly/30k7TDI

Instead of going to the dark and scary places your mind goes to, you can guide it to calmer and happier places by working with your thoughts.

10/15/2024

SMRMC will conduct an Active Shooter Drill on Wednesday, October 16, 2024, at the main hospital building. This critical exercise, conducted in partnership with law enforcement agencies, is designed to enhance preparedness and ensure that staff are thoroughly trained to respond appropriately to an active shooter scenario.

The drill will be executed with a high degree of realism, featuring spontaneous, simulated scenarios intended to closely replicate actual emergency conditions. Law enforcement personnel will be present and actively engaged throughout the interior and exterior of the hospital.

This Wednesday, please rest assured and remember: THIS IS A DRILL.

09/13/2024

According to the CDC, su***de is the second leading cause of death for young people aged 10 to 24. And the numbers have more than doubled between 2000 and 2021.

Children who feel they are “different” are at higher risk for bullying, which can contribute to mental health challenges. Students identifying as le***an, gay, or bisexual are 5 times more likely than straight teens to attempt su***de. And according to a survey by the CDC, more than a quarter of gay teens reported attempting su***de in the prior 12 months.

Parents sometimes worry that asking about su***de may make it more likely, but that isn’t the case, and asking is very important. For children who have a hard time admitting they need help, it sends the message that a parent cares very much about them, and that struggling and asking for help is okay. That conversation can be lifesaving.

When a child mentions that they’re thinking about death or su***de, it’s important to take them seriously. And if you’re concerned that they might be in immediate danger of attempting su***de, call 911 or take them to the nearest emergency room.

Visit our complete educational resources on su***de and self-harm:
https://childmind.org/topics/su***de-self-harm/

07/04/2024

Mindfulness could help you shake your phone addiction. Here's how: http://bit.ly/smartphone-habit | https://serenitypsych.ms/

07/03/2024

04/27/2024

A Golden Eagle glow shines from New York to Hattiesburg as we celebrate Southern Miss alumnus Chuck Scarborough's 50th anniversary with WNBC-TV/NBC New York!

To commemorate this achievement, the Empire State Building was lit in NBC peacock blue and gold.

With Chuck's impressive journey from his alma mater to the world of broadcasting—earning 36 Emmy Awards and a spot in the New York State Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame—he joins more than 130,000 alumni worldwide who demonstrate hard work and perseverance in their fields.