Unison Behavioral Health

01/26/2026

👏 Employee Spotlight: Caleb Lyons 👏

We’re proud to recognize Caleb Lyons, our ⭐ Star-Let Winner for the Month of October ⭐, for his exceptional responsibility and strong work ethic!

Caleb identified a significant rate increase, took initiative to obtain a competitive quote, and successfully negotiated a lower rate with our existing vendor—creating meaningful savings while protecting our partnerships. 💪📉

This level of diligence, accountability, and problem-solving truly sets the standard. Congratulations, Caleb, and thank you for going above and beyond every day!

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01/25/2026

🔄 Opposite Day Reminder 🔄

Opposite Day is the perfect reminder to flip stigma into support. Small changes in words and actions can make a big difference. Let’s keep choosing compassion. 💚

Instead of silence, let’s choose connection.
Instead of judgment, let’s choose understanding.
Instead of stigma, let’s choose support.

If you or someone you know needs support, please reach out. Help is always available:
📞 Unison Behavioral Health Access Unit: 1-800-342-8168
📞 Georgia Crisis and Access Line (GCAL): 1-800-715-4225
📲 Call or text 988 to connect with the Su***de and Crisis Lifeline, available 24 hours a day.

You are not alone, and reaching out is a sign of strength. 💚

01/23/2026

🍭🥨 Throwback time!

What was your favorite childhood snack?

Was it fruit snacks, Dunkaroos, Lunchables, Little Debbie cakes, or something else? Drop it in the comments!

01/23/2026

🌱 Gentle reminder 🌱

If you’re feeling behind in life, take a breath and remember this:
There is no timeline you’re required to follow. Growth isn’t linear, and progress looks different for everyone.

You’re not late. You’re not failing. You’re doing the best you can with what you have right now—and that is enough. 💚

Give yourself grace. Your journey is still unfolding.

01/22/2026

01/22/2026

No matter what you're experiencing, if you need someone to lean on for confidential support, 24/7/365 confidential support is always available for mental health and substance use.

💙 Help yourself & share to help others: samhsa.gov/find-help

01/22/2026

Overview Healing, hope, and help are happening every day. For every one person who dies by su***de, 316 people seriously consider su***de but do not go through with it. These stories of hope and…

01/21/2026

Join us in celebrating 5 years of Faithful Service with Loudella Franklin. Loudella started her career with Unison in 2021 as a part time Client Support Aid for Bacon Community Support where she worked one on one with our Intellectual and Developmental Disability (IDD) client. Later in the year, she was promoted to full time Client Support Specialist II and continued to work with our IDD clients in Bacon but transitioned to leading the Community Access Groups at the center. Loudella is described as a pleasure to work with, and she is reliable. She treats all clients with respect and care, including providing special treats at times. She enjoys a good laugh and if she sees a client down, she will find out what is bothering them and cheer them up. Loudella does a great job encouraging her clients to achieve their goals.
Thank you, Loudella, for your dedication to your important role in helping us achieve our mission. 💚

01/20/2026

01/20/2026

Join us in celebrating 5 years of Faithful Service with Lin Boatright. Lin returned to Unison in 2021 as a Behavioral Health Professional V with the Coffee County Accountability Court. Prior to that, he served as a counselor with the Ware County Accountability Court, supporting participants on their recovery journey through both group and individual services. During this time, he also completed Unison’s inaugural Shine Leadership Program, demonstrating his commitment to professional growth and leadership. In 2023, Lin was promoted to Director of Residential Services at St. Illa, where he now provides leadership for our AD Intensive Residential, Crisis Stabilization, and Temporary Observation programs. He also supervises our staff providing In‑Reach Peer Services in the Ware County Jail and collaborates with the Ware County Co‑Response Program to provide crisis assessments—strengthening our community partnerships and expanding access to care. Lin is a 2025 graduate of Leadership Waycross. He is known for his friendly, outgoing nature. He is a consistent presence at St Illa in his role and demonstrates a willingness to help others throughout the agency with tasks. Thank you, Lin, for your dedication to your important role in helping us achieve our mission. 💚

01/20/2026

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01/20/2026

In a world where you can be anything, be kind. 💛

A kind word can be a lifeline. Check in on a loved one or friend today - and if you or someone you know needs support, 988 is here for you 24/7.