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CAN Behavioral Health

CAN BH's focus is to make a difference in the lives of those suffering with mental health disorders. Our main office phone number is 281-427-4226.

CAN Behavioral Health (CAN BH) is a Texas 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization headquartered in Baytown, Texas. Since 2007, CAN BH’s focus has been to make a difference in the lives of adolescents and adults in Baytown and surrounding communities, who suffer from behavioral health disorders, substance abuse, and co-occurring disorders and the dysfunction caused by such. Our organization, is dedicated to effective treatment of behavioral health and substance abuse issues. We assist in the development of all areas of ones well-being: behavioral, physical, and spiritual, with the ultimate outcome that these individuals are restored to their highest level of functioning. CAN BH has a variety of behavioral health and substance abuse programs, to include an Day Treatment, Partial Hospitalization (PHP), Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), Individual Psychotherapy, and Specialized Behavioral and Substance Abuse Outpatient health groups for both adults and adolescents. We provide the highest quality of services with highly trained and dedicated staff, a long-term goal of full restoration of behavioral health for every client, and the absolute maximum responsiveness to each individual's particular needs. We accept all commercial insurance, self-pay, and all Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs). Single case agreements with insurance companies can also be arranged, depending on circumstances. Our distinctive focus is in being maximally attentive and responsive to client needs--ALWAYS! We want to do absolutely everything we can to give you the highest degree of satisfaction from our work.

11/11/2025

Honoring Our Veterans This November 11
On this Veterans Day, we take a moment to recognize and celebrate the brave men and women who have served our country. Their dedication, courage, and sacrifices have shaped our freedom and safety, and we owe them our deepest gratitude.
Let’s remember to honor not just those who served but also their families, who have stood by them through challenges and triumphs. Whether you’re attending a local ceremony, reaching out to a veteran in your life, or simply reflecting on their contributions, every act of appreciation counts.
As we celebrate, let’s also commit to supporting our veterans in their transition to civilian life, ensuring they receive the respect and resources they deserve.
Thank you, veterans, for your service and sacrifice. You are our heroes! ❤️

11/08/2025

🏠 Homelessness Awareness Month
November is National Homelessness Awareness Month, a time to recognize that homelessness doesn’t happen overnight — it often begins with unaddressed stress, trauma, or mental health challenges that slowly erode stability.
At CAN Behavioral Health, we believe in prevention through early intervention. Regular mental health check-ins can make all the difference in helping individuals stay grounded, maintain employment, and build healthy relationships.
💙 If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or hopeless — you don’t have to face it alone.
Our licensed professionals are here to help with:
✔️ Individual & family counseling
✔️ Crisis prevention and support
✔️ Substance use education and recovery resources
📍 401 W. Texas Ave, Baytown, TX
📞 (832) 695-3370
🌐 www.canbehavioralhealth.org
Your mental health matters — and caring for it is one of the strongest steps you can take toward lifelong stability.

11/06/2025

🌟 National Stress Awareness Day — November 6 🌟
Today, we pause to recognize National Stress Awareness Day, a reminder to check in with ourselves and take steps toward a calmer, healthier mind. 🧘‍♀️💚
Stress is a normal part of life — in small doses, it can help us stay focused and motivated. But when it builds up, it can take a real toll on our mental health, relationships, and physical well-being.
That’s why it’s so important to identify what’s causing stress in your life and learn healthy ways to manage it. Common sources include work pressures, financial worries, family challenges, and even health concerns.
Once you recognize your stressors, you can start building healthy habits to keep them in check:
✨ Develop coping strategies for anxiety and overwhelm.
✨ Focus on what you can control—and release what you can’t.
✨ Move your body regularly to release built-up tension.
✨ Nourish yourself with a balanced diet and restorative rest.
💬 Remember: stress management isn’t just about relaxing—it’s about protecting your mental health.
If you’re feeling overwhelmed or struggling to cope, CAN Behavioral Health is here to help you find balance and peace of mind. Reach out to our team for guidance, counseling, and community support.
Let’s prioritize self-care and make space for calm—because your mental health matters. 💙

11/03/2025

🌟 November is National Family Caregivers Month — a time to honor the incredible compassion, strength, and dedication of those who care for others every single day. 🌟
Whether you’re supporting a parent, spouse, child, or friend, your love and care make a difference. But while you care for others, don’t forget to care for yourself. 💛
🧠 Mental health matters.
Caregiving can be rewarding—but also emotionally and physically demanding. Taking time for rest, connection, and self-care isn’t selfish; it’s essential.
If you ever find yourself feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or burned out, you’re not alone. CAN Behavioral Health is here to help caregivers find balance and strength through mental health support and compassionate care.
Remember: You matter, too. 💚
For additional national resources, visit MHANational.org/Caregiver.
To learn more or connect with local support, visit CAN Behavioral Health or call 281-247-4226 for more information.

11/02/2025

📣 TODAY’S THE DAY! 📣
💪 Don’t Miss out on the Men’s Leadership Collective with CAN Behavioral Health this morning!
🗓 Sunday, November 2, 2025
🕘 9:00 – 10:00 AM
📍 401 W. Texas Ave, Baytown, TX 77520
✅ FREE | Men 18+ | No registration required
🔥 Start your Sunday with:
✔️ Connection
✔️ Purpose
✔️ Support
💙 Come as you are, bring a friend, and join us as we grow stronger together—one connection at a time. See you soon!

11/01/2025

🔥 Reminder: It’s Time to Lead with Purpose! 💪
Men of Baytown — this is your reminder that growth happens when we show up.
Join us this Sunday, November 2 at 9:00 AM for the Men’s Leadership Collective with CAN Behavioral Health — a FREE monthly group where men come together to challenge themselves, connect deeply, and grow stronger in every area of life.
👊 Step into a space where:
✔️ Brotherhood replaces isolation
✔️ Purpose replaces pressure
✔️ Leadership starts from within
🗓 When: Sunday, November 2, 2025
🕘 Time: 9:00 – 10:00 AM
📍 Where: 401 W. Texas Ave, Baytown, TX
💰 Cost: FREE & open to all men 18+
Bring your story. Bring your strength. Bring your authenticity. Together, we rise.
No registration—just show up and take the next step in becoming the man, father, and leader you’re meant to be.

10/31/2025

🎃 Happy Halloween from CAN Behavioral Health! 🎃
It’s that spook-tacular time of year when pumpkins glow, candy flows, and excitement fills the air! 🎭
As you head out for trick-or-treating or enjoy a cozy movie night at home, remember to take care of both your safety and your mental health tonight. 💜
🕸️ A few friendly reminders:
• Stay alert and watch for trick-or-treaters — safety first! 🚸
• If crowds or noise feel overwhelming, it’s okay to take a break and recharge. 🌙
• Keep routines in mind — a little structure helps reduce post-Halloween stress (especially for kids!). 🍬
• And most importantly, enjoy the laughter, connection, and sweet moments that make this season special. 💫
Your wellbeing matters — mind, body, and spirit. From all of us at CAN Behavioral Health, we wish you a safe, fun, and joy-filled Halloween! 🧡

10/28/2025

Domestic violence is often cyclical. Children and teens who witness abuse are more likely to repeat patterns as victims or perpetrators. This cycle is reinforced by untreated trauma, mental health struggles, and substance misuse.
But cycles can be broken. 💜 With counseling, education, and community support, survivors and families can heal and build safe, healthy futures.
Every conversation, every resource shared, and every show of support helps to change the story for the next generation. Together, we can break the cycle.

10/24/2025

Parents: You play a vital role in protecting teens from dating violence.
Here’s how you can help:
👨‍👩‍👧 Model healthy relationships — children learn what love looks like from you.
💬 Talk openly about consent, respect, and digital boundaries.
🧠 Normalize conversations about mental health and substance use, reducing stigma so your teen feels safe sharing.
👂 Be approachable — listen without judgment.
📚 Provide resources — hotlines, peer groups, school counselors.
When teens know they are supported at home, they are more resilient to abusive relationships. Prevention begins with conversation.

10/21/2025

Signs of Teen Dating Abuse
Teen dating abuse can look like:
🚩 Isolation from family/friends
🚩 Sudden mood swings or secrecy
🚩 Jealousy, possessiveness, or excessive “check-ins”
🚩 Monitoring social media or texts
🚩 Pressuring substance/alcohol use
🚩 Controlling access to money
These are warning signs, not signs of love. Abuse at a young age can leave deep scars, leading to lifelong struggles with anxiety, depression, or substance use.
By starting conversations early, we can give teens the tools to recognize healthy vs. unhealthy relationships.

10/18/2025

Money can be a weapon, even in teen relationships. Abusers may:
💵 Pressure their partner to spend money on them
💵 Take or steal money from their partner
💵 Prevent them from working or keeping their earnings
💵 Use money or gifts as manipulation (“If you loved me, you’d…”)
When paired with substance use or untreated mental health issues, financial abuse can trap teens in unsafe relationships. Teaching young people about financial independence is a form of prevention.
Empowered teens are safer teens.

10/16/2025

💜 Today is Wear Purple Day — a powerful show of unity and support for survivors everywhere. Wearing purple is more than a symbol; it’s a commitment to raising awareness and ending the cycle of violence.
Domestic violence also impacts teens. Nearly 1 in 3 teens reports experiencing dating abuse — whether physical, emotional, sexual, financial, or digital. Teens facing mental health or substance use challenges are even more vulnerable.
Parents, teachers, and peers play a vital role in helping teens recognize healthy vs. unhealthy behaviors in relationships.
📸 Show your purple! Post photos and tag:

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401 W Texas Avenue
Baytown, TX
77520

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 9pm
Tuesday	10am - 6pm
Wednesday	10am - 9pm
Thursday	10am - 6pm

Telephone

+12814274226

Website

http://www.canbh.org/

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