We're here to be a beacon of help and hope for those suffering from mental health. Model representations of real patients are shown.
Physicians are on the medical staff of Central Florida Behavioral Health, but, with limited exceptions, are independent practitioners who are not employees or agents of Central Florida Behavioral Health. The facility shall not be liable for actions or treatments provided by physicians. We are unable to provide medical advice through social media. Please contact your physician, or in case of emergency, call 911 or the National Su***de Prevention Lifeline at 988. Please visit our website for language assistance, disability accommodations, the non-discrimination notice, Terms of Service and other important disclaimers.
01/29/2026
Join Us Tomorrow | 9:00 a.m. at Central Florida Behavioral Hospital
We’re honored to host Dr. Beidel from UCF RESTORES for the GET Restored CE Event — focused on evidence-based trauma treatment and mental health training for first responders, law enforcement, veterans and helping professionals in our community.
Trauma impacts more people than we realize — and recovery is possible. These are real tools that help people reclaim their lives.
Come learn how we can better support those who serve and protect us every day. 💙
01/26/2026
Trauma Informed Care recognizes the profound impact trauma can have on individuals and emphasizes creating a supportive, safe environment that promotes healing and resilience.
Our comprehensive network of subsidiary facilities collaborates to deliver Trauma Informed Care consistently across all levels of service – helping to ensure that every patient receives respectful, empathetic care tailored to their unique experiences.
Learn why Trauma Informed Care is essential in improving mental health, fostering trust, and enhancing recovery across diverse healthcare settings. Whether you're a healthcare provider, caregiver or someone interested in understanding trauma’s impact, this video shares insights into a care model that prioritizes dignity and healing.
Join us in advancing trauma-sensitive healthcare throughout our network. Learn more by visiting us: https://bit.ly/4k0gCVP
01/23/2026
In this deeply moving testimonial, a psychiatrist bravely shares her personal journey with severe depression and bipolar disorder—and the moment when traditional medications stopped working. Despite her clinical expertise, she found herself struggling in silence, facing profound despair and confronting thoughts she never imagined she would experience.
In her darkest moment, she reached out for help at Central Florida Behavioral Hospital, where she received compassionate, expert care—including Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT), an evidence-based treatment that can be life-changing for individuals with treatment-resistant depression.
Her story is a powerful reminder that mental illness does not discriminate, that even those who care for others sometimes need care themselves—and that hope and healing are possible, even when it feels like all options are gone.
If you or someone you love is struggling, you are not alone. Help is available. Recovery is real.
Honoring Our Veterans — Serving Those Who Have Served Us
Today, we pause with gratitude and deep respect to honor the brave men and women who have served our country.
Veterans carry stories of courage, sacrifice, resilience—and sometimes invisible wounds. At Central Florida Behavioral Hospital, we are profoundly committed to supporting those who have served by providing compassionate, trauma-informed and judgment-free mental and behavioral health care.
It is our honor to walk alongside veterans and their families—offering hope, healing and unwavering support on the journey toward wellness.
Thank you for your service. Thank you for your sacrifice. We are here for you—today and always.
01/19/2026
🕊️ Martin Luther King Jr. Day — Honoring a Vision That Still Leads Us Forward
Today, we honor the life, legacy and vision of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.—a leader who challenged the world to rise higher through compassion, courage and justice. His unwavering commitment to equality, dignity and humanity continues to inspire meaningful change—especially in how we care for one another.
At Central Florida Behavioral Hospital, we remain committed to those values every day by breaking stigma, expanding access to care and serving our community with empathy, respect and purpose.
Today, and always, we move forward together—rooted in hope, driven by compassion, and united in service.
01/16/2026
Leadership in Action
Today, we’re proud to spotlight Janie, our Nurse Manager, Kiara, who leads our Children’s Unit, and Kristian, our Cerner Analyst and Nurse Trainer from our Performance Improvement (PI) Department, during leadership training at Central Florida Behavioral Hospital.
This photo captures more than a moment—it represents collaboration, growth and a shared commitment to excellence in patient care. When clinical, nursing and quality leaders come together to sharpen their skills, the impact is felt across our hospital and the families we serve.
Strong leaders. United teams. Better outcomes.
01/15/2026
We are now offering Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) services in Spanish. Habla Espanol? Call 407-264-7676 or go to our website for a confidential, level of care assessment: https://bit.ly/4qVYmPY.
01/13/2026
🚨 KICKOFF 2026 WITH IMPACT 🚨
We’re thrilled to launch the Central Florida Behavioral Hospital Professional Business Development Series with a powerful CE event you don’t want to miss.
📅 January 30, 2026
📍 Central Florida Behavioral Hospital
🎤 Featuring Dr. Deborah Beidel, Clinical Psychologist & Executive Director of UCF RESTORES, a nationally recognized program from the University of Central Florida dedicated to treating trauma and equipping first responders and professionals on the front lines of mental and behavioral health.
This dynamic session will explore trauma-informed care, resilience and evidence-based strategies that are changing lives and strengthening those who serve our communities every day.
🎯 Whether you’re a clinician, first responder, healthcare professional or community partner—this is a can’t-miss event to start the year inspired, informed and empowered.
"It will be the best call you ever make!" - Former Patient
We are so thankful for the kind words from our patients, it means to world to know how we are helping you!
01/10/2026
🎉🐭 Celebrating Our Team — Disney Style! 🍦🎉
In honor of Mickey Mouse’s birthday, we took a moment to celebrate the heart of our hospital — our incredible employees. To say thank you for the compassion, dedication and hard work they bring every single day, we treated our team to classic Mickey Bars as a small token of our appreciation.
Our staff makes a tremendous impact on the lives of our patients and the greater community, and we’re grateful for all they do to create hope, healing and positive outcomes. Moments like these are a reminder that it’s the people behind the care who truly make the difference. 💙
01/08/2026
Our team was proud to participate in the Challenge 22 Veterans Su***de Prevention Walk, a 2.2-mile walk representing the 22 veterans we lose each day to su***de.
The event provided an important opportunity to raise awareness, honor those lost and reinforce the importance of su***de prevention and mental health support for our veteran community. We were honored to connect with Austin Arthur, Board President of Challenge 22. Rashad Bryant and Peter Cook with Central Florida Behavioral Hospital were there to help raise awareness and support our veteran community.
Events like this remind us that behind every statistic is a life, a family and a story. Supporting veteran mental health requires continued awareness, compassion and access to care—and it takes all of us working together.
We are grateful to stand alongside community partners committed to prevention, support and hope for our veterans. If you or a loved one is struggling, help is available. Please visit https://bit.ly/452y6eh or call 407-264-7676 today.
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01/06/2026
Honoring Those Who Served 🇺🇸
At Central Florida Behavioral Hospital, supporting our veterans goes far beyond words—it’s a commitment. We are proud to stand alongside the men and women who have served our country by providing compassionate, evidence-based mental and behavioral health care tailored to their unique experiences. From trauma-informed treatment and outpatient services to community partnerships and ongoing support, we are honored to serve those who have given so much for our freedom.
To our veterans and their families: you are not alone. We are here for you—today and always. 💙
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Central Florida Behavioral Hospital opened in the Fall of 2008 with the mission to provide the kind of healthcare that patients recommend to their families and friends, physicians prefer for their patients, and in which our employees take great pride.
We believe in people’s innate capacity for healing and growth. With proper help and treatment, people suffering from mental health disorders and co-occurring substance abuse disorders have an excellent opportunity for recovery. Our seven-acre campus in Orlando, Florida provides patients with an environment that is serene and homelike, and the semi-tropical climate of Florida allows for year-round outdoor activities.
For language assistance, disability accommodations and the non-discrimination notice, visit our website.
Model representations of real patients are shown. Actual patients cannot be divulged due to HIPAA regulations.
Physicians are on the medical staff of Central Florida Behavioral Health, but, with limited exceptions, are independent practitioners who are not employees or agents of Central Florida Behavioral Health. The facility shall not be liable for actions or treatments provided by physicians.
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