Springbrook Hospital

Springbrook Hospital Our mission is to improve the health and well being of individuals impacted by mental illness & substance abuse known as dual diagnosis.

Springbrook Hospital is a 66 bed, we are a JCAHO accredited (Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations), Florida licensed, community based, private, not for profit psychiatric hospital, located in Hernando County.

Struggling with the question "Am I an addict?" It's not a simple yes or no. Addiction isn't just about substance use, it...
05/22/2024

Struggling with the question "Am I an addict?" It's not a simple yes or no. Addiction isn't just about substance use, it involves complex interactions between your genetics, brain circuits, environment, and life experiences.

Recognizing that you or a loved one might be battling with an alcohol or drug problem can be tough. But remember, help is available. Recovery is completely possible and you're not alone on this journey.

Want to learn about the signs of addiction? Here are 10 signs to look out for:

1️⃣ Can't stop using, despite trying
2️⃣ Regularly increasing dosage or usage
3️⃣ Craving substances and being unable to resist
4️⃣ Prioritizing substance use over other needs
5️⃣ Using in hazardous situations, such as drunk driving
6️⃣ Using despite the impact on your mental health
7️⃣ Using despite the detrimental impact on social life
8️⃣ Spending most of your time acquiring, using, and recovering from substance use
9️⃣ Experiencing withdrawal symptoms when substance wears off
🔟 Using substances despite harmful consequences

If 2 or more of these signs resonate with you, it’s time to seek help from a professional. Remember, it's never too late.

At Springbrook Behavioral Hospital, we're here to provide you with the support and guidance you need to start recovery. We offer a comprehensive program that addresses a wide range of symptoms related to your diagnosis. Our team of licensed professionals will navigate you through each step of the program and provide 24-hour psychiatric services.

Recovery might seem challenging but with the right tools and support, it's possible. Let's start this journey together! Call 352-675-2380 for help today.

Prioritizing your   is just as vital as caring for your physical well-being, if not more so. Global prevalence of mental...
04/02/2024

Prioritizing your is just as vital as caring for your physical well-being, if not more so. Global prevalence of mental health disorders underscores the urgency for us all to take it seriously.

Here are some simple yet impactful ways to nurture your mental health:

- Cultivate meaningful connections with others
- Stay physically active to boost your mood
- Ensure you get sufficient restorative sleep
- Develop effective coping mechanisms
- Embrace mindfulness practices for mental clarity
- Seek therapeutic support when needed

Remember, mental health challenges often require proactive steps for recovery and well-being.

Discover how Springbrook Hospital can support you on your journey to healing. Visit our website at www.springbrookhospital.org or call us at (352) 251-0536 for more information.

Did you know that less than half of Floridians experiencing a mental health condition are treated for it? Around 1.679 m...
03/27/2024

Did you know that less than half of Floridians experiencing a mental health condition are treated for it?

Around 1.679 million Floridians are living with untreated mental illness. It's time to lower that number.

Call us for more information about how to start the healing process.

Sometimes, it can be difficult to navigate your relationship with a friend or family member who is recovering from addic...
12/19/2023

Sometimes, it can be difficult to navigate your relationship with a friend or family member who is recovering from addiction. We are often left wondering how we can support them without overstepping or crossing a boundary.

If you or a loved one are experiencing addiction, know you’re not alone. For more information on how Springbrook can be there for you in your recovery, please visit our website www.springbrookhospital.org or give us a call at 352-251-0536.

No journey is without its pitfalls. As humans, it is very natural for us to make mistakes, especially when it comes to s...
12/13/2023

No journey is without its pitfalls. As humans, it is very natural for us to make mistakes, especially when it comes to something so fickle as sobriety. Between the physical and mental aspects of the recovery process, it’s easy to fall into old habits and patterns that push us further away from our goals. Let’s take a look at some common mistakes people make on their journeys to sobriety and how we can take steps in avoiding them:

✨ Thinking you can do it alone - It's common to think that sobriety is a journey best done alone, but you should be sure to lean on outside support systems like close friends & family.
✨ Not treating a co-occuring disorder - Addiction is quite often pared with a mental health condition, which is equally as important in treating.
✨ Having unrealistic expectations - Be sure not to hold yourself to standards that you won't be able to meet instantly. Recovery takes time.
✨ Comparing your journey to others - No two sobriety journeys look the same - it's going to be different for everybody.
✨ Feeling ashamed of your struggles - Everybody struggles with something. You should never feel ashamed for it.
✨ Returning to your pre-treatment lifestyle - Try to avoid the reintroduction of roxic relationships, friendships, and places after treatment.
✨ Thinking the journey ends after rehab - The path to recovery is a full one that transcends the detox and rehab process. You will always need to put in the work.

The good news is that you are completely capable of meeting all of your sobriety goals. Even if you do make a few mistakes, you need to be forgiving to yourself. This is not an easy path to take and just taking that first step is a feat in itself.

For more information on how Springbrook can be there for you in your recovery, please visit our website at springbrookhospital.org or give us a call at 352-251-0536.

Feeling overwhelmed this holiday season? You’re not alone. The holidays are often one of the most stressful times of the...
12/11/2023

Feeling overwhelmed this holiday season? You’re not alone.

The holidays are often one of the most stressful times of the year, between gift giving, the winter blues, and making plans. Check out our top tips for managing holiday stress and prioritizing your mental health.

For more information on how Springbrook can be there for you in your recovery, give us a call at 352-251-0536.

It's a never ending cycle of disappointing yourself with unmet needs and goals. Break the cycle. It's never a bad time t...
12/06/2023

It's a never ending cycle of disappointing yourself with unmet needs and goals. Break the cycle. It's never a bad time to quit drinking - to start prioritizing yourself and living your best life.

If you are struggling, you are not alone. Help is available. For more information on how Springbrook can be there for you in your recovery, visit our website www.springbrookhospital.org or give us a call at 352-251-0536.

The holiday season, while joyous, is often a stressful and difficult time for people. It's important that in our celebra...
12/04/2023

The holiday season, while joyous, is often a stressful and difficult time for people. It's important that in our celebrations, we make sure to take care of ourselves.

If you are in a position where you are needing help, please know that you are not alone. For more information on how Springbrook Hospital can be there for you, please visit our website https://www.springbrookhospital.org/?utm_campaign=gmb or give us a call at 352-251-0536.

There are many cases where grief can lead to more intense mental health conditions. It usually isn’t the main cause, but...
11/28/2023

There are many cases where grief can lead to more intense mental health conditions. It usually isn’t the main cause, but is often the trigger for the onset of the disorder. In other words, it can be a starting point.

It can be hard to tell the difference between grief and depression, as the two conditions often share the same symptoms, including:

- uncontrollable crying
- changes in sleep
- changes in appetite
- trouble concentrating
- low self-esteem

For more information on how Springbrook Hospital can be there for you in your recovery, please visit our website or give us a call at (352) 306-5836.

If you or a loved on are experiencing symptoms of a mental health condition, please know you're not alone and help is av...
11/22/2023

If you or a loved on are experiencing symptoms of a mental health condition, please know you're not alone and help is available. For more information on how Springbrook can be there for you in your sober journey, visit our website or give us a call at 352-306-5836.

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Springbrook Hospital, located in Hernando County, offers 24-hour psychiatric services provided by licensed professionals in various disciplines. Springbrook Hospital is a Baker Act receiving facility. The hospital is licensed by the Florida Department of Health and accredited by The Joint Commission. Our hospital offers a variety of programs that can be tailored to patient needs— including an older adult program, dual diagnosis treatment, general psychiatric care, partial hospitalization and an intensive outpatient program. Springbrook Hospital strives to strengthen family communications, enhance self-confidence and help patients and families cope with psychiatric illnesses. We are confident that once a concern is brought to us, we can satisfy and resolve that issue through providing care that is patient centered, cost-efficient and culturally competent.