Legacy Behavioral Health

05/27/2026

Legacy Behavioral Health would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to the Berrien County Board of Commissioners for proclaiming the month of May as Mental Health Awareness Month. We are grateful for your leadership and dedication to promoting mental wellness, increasing awareness, and helping break the stigma surrounding mental health. Thank you for standing with our community and championing the importance of mental health for all.

05/25/2026

In observance of Memorial Day all LBH outpatient services and pharmacies are closed Monday May 25th and will reopen Tuesday May 26th at 7:30 AM. In the event of a behavioral health crisis our 24/7 Crisis Center is located at 3116 North Oak St. extension Valdosta, Georgia, or you may call 988.

05/20/2026

A huge thank you to Case Support Supervisor Reagan Hall and Camp Rock of Georgia Foster Agency for welcoming Haley Radney to share Prevention Plus Wellness Parenting with 40 families!
This is what prevention in action looks like—community partners coming together to support, educate, and strengthen families. 💙
Interested in bringing Prevention Plus Wellness to your organization? Contact Erica Simpson at esimpson@bhsga.com to learn more!

05/19/2026

Legacy Behavioral Health is committed to whole-person wellness—and that includes protecting your physical health. 💙
We offer Hepatitis C testing to help individuals know their status, access treatment early, and take important steps toward better health. Early detection can make a life-changing difference, and today’s treatments are highly effective.
Knowing your status is empowering. If you have questions about Hepatitis C testing or available services, Legacy Behavioral Health is here to help with compassionate, confidential support.

05/18/2026

05/18/2026

Thank you so much, Lowndes County, for your kindness at dedication to our community! Thank you, Greater Valdosta United Way for hosting Day of Caring! Great job on an incredible event!

05/18/2026

A huge thank you to the Greater Valdosta United Way for hosting another incredible Day of Caring! 💙
Legacy Behavioral Health was so grateful to welcome the amazing team from Lowndes County, who volunteered their time and hard work to paint one of our high-trafficked hallways. Their kindness, positive attitudes, and dedication made such a meaningful impact on our space and the individuals we serve every day.
They were a fantastic group, and we truly appreciate their generosity and community spirit. Thank you for helping make our environment brighter and more welcoming! 🎨✨

05/17/2026

Thank you, Jessie’s!!! Substance free communities!! Substance free youth prevention!!

05/15/2026

Youth Substance use Prevention starts with community. We are proud to serve ours with another youth substance-free event at Jessie’s painting doormats! Substance Free is the way to be!

05/14/2026

Legacy Behavioral Health was proud to attend the All Hands In South Georgia Wellness Alliance summit! 💚
The event was filled with incredible speakers, valuable educational resources, engaging vendors, great swag, and a powerful youth panel that highlighted the voices and experiences of our next generation. With strong attendance from across the community, it was an inspiring day focused on connection, awareness, and support.
A special highlight of the event was the reading of a proclamation by Lowndes County Chairman of the Board of Commissioners, Bill Slaughter, and Mayor of Valdosta, Scott James Matheson officially recognizing May as Mental Health Awareness Month.
Together, we continue working to break stigma, build hope, and strengthen mental wellness across South Georgia.

05/13/2026

Legacy Behavioral Health sincerely thanks the Echols County Board of Commissioners for officially recognizing May as Mental Health Awareness Month.
We deeply appreciate your commitment to supporting mental wellness, encouraging open conversations, and helping reduce the stigma surrounding mental health challenges. Your leadership sends a powerful message that mental health matters and that every person deserves care, compassion, and support.
Thank you for partnering with the community to raise awareness and create a healthier future for Echols County.