Eagle View Behavioral Health

03/09/2026

Depression can trick your mind into believing harmful thoughts. Learn how to challenge them. https://eagleviewbh.com/youre-not-broken-and-other-lies-depression-tells/

Depression tells convincing lies. Recognizing those false thoughts breaks the cycle and helps you regain perspective

03/06/2026

Today is Black Balloon Day, a day of remembrance for those lost to overdose. It is a powerful reminder that behind every statistic is a person, someone who was loved and whose life mattered. Today we honor their memory while fostering awareness, compassion, and change.

We also recognize how deeply these losses impact families, friends, and entire communities. For those who have lost someone they love, we acknowledge the weight of that grief and the challenges that come with it.

Today we remember them and continue striving for a future filled with greater hope, support, and healing.

03/06/2026

There’s a version of you on the other side of this that’s so proud you didn’t give up.

If you or someone you love is struggling, please know that help is available and you are never alone. Call (888) 253-4272 today to take your first step toward hope and healing!

03/05/2026

We’re proud to recognize Lee Betker as our RISE Award recipient for “E” – Excellence.

Nomination: "As a member of the SRT and maintenance team, Lee can routinely be seen assisting with aggressive patients and then moving to handle a repair or shovel the walks from snow/ice. Lee works proactively to address safety concerns throughout the hospital."

03/04/2026

Kim Hatfield attended the Gray Matters Disco Ball, representing our ongoing partnership with The Gray Matters Collective and our commitment to supporting mental health initiatives in our community.

We’re proud to stand alongside organizations and partners who are working to raise awareness and strengthen mental health support through community events like this.

03/04/2026

We’re proud to recognize Cindy Robinson as our RISE Award recipient for “S” – Safety

Nomination: "Cindy is always ready to jump in to any code to keep both staff and patients safe. I know if a hold has to happen, Cindy will do everything in her power to be a great partner."

03/04/2026

"Don’t waste energy on worries about what might never happen. Stay focused on the present, where you have the power to make a difference. Facing the unknown can be daunting, but by taking things one step at a time, you’ll find the strength to overcome any challenge."

03/03/2026

Our next RISE Award winner is Charmaine Clark, recipient of the “I” - Initiative Award!

Nomination: "Charmaine recently went above and beyond helping a breastfeeding mother who was in our hospital. It warms my heart how much Charmaine will go to bat for her patients and to stand up for what she believes is right. We are lucky to have Charmaine at Eagle View."

03/03/2026

March is National Social Work Month, and all month long we’ll be celebrating the incredible social workers who make a difference in the lives of those we serve.

Today, we’re proud to highlight Anabel Flores, LMSW, from our Outpatient Services team. Anabel’s compassion, dedication, and advocacy help patients navigate challenges, build resilience, and move forward with confidence.

03/02/2026

We’re excited to celebrate our RISE Award winners. These individuals exemplify our RISE values of Respect, Initiative, Safety, and Excellence, and we’re grateful for the impact they make every day. Stay tuned as we highlight each winner in their own post. 🎉

Today, we’re proud to recognize Kaitlyn Hughes as our "R" - Respect Winner.

Nomination: "Kaitlyn recognizes when her peers are doing exceptional work. She regularly nominates others for RISE awards. Kaitlyn treats others with respect and works to lift them up."

03/02/2026

Bipolar disorder affects more than mood — it can impact sleep, relationships, work, and daily stability. Learn more about balancing self-care and professional treatment in our latest blog.

Learn about supportive self-care for bipolar disorder

03/02/2026

February was Recreation Therapy Month, and even though we’re now at the start of March, we didn’t want to miss the opportunity to recognize Danielle Hermsen.

Danielle serves as our Outpatient Program Coordinator and a Recreation Therapist, playing an important role in supporting our patients’ growth and recovery. We’re grateful for Danielle’s dedication, creativity, and the positive energy she brings to our team and the clients we serve.