Shoreline Behavioral Health Services

03/09/2026

Shoreline Behavioral Health is excited to be part of the Ready for Life Youth Development Program! 🌱 We can’t wait to connect with local youth, share valuable life skills, and be part of this great opportunity to support and empower the next generation in our community. If you have a youth ages 13–15 who may be interested, be sure to register soon—space is limited!

UPDATE: 3/11/26 - The sign-up deadline for the Ready for Life Youth Development Program has been extended.

Sign your child up today!

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YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PILOT PROGRAM 🌱

Horry County Behavioral Services, in partnership with Horry County Parks and Recreation, is proud to announce the Ready for Life Youth Development Program.

This eight-week, hands-on program is designed for youth ages 13-15 and focuses on building practical, real-world knowledge and life skills to support a successful transition into young adulthood.

Each session will feature engaging presentations from County departments and community partners, including the South Carolina Highway Patrol, Horry County Sheriff's Office, Shoreline Behavioral Health, and United Way of Horry County.

Sessions will be held at the Carolina Forest Recreation Center on Tuesday evenings from 6-8 p.m., beginning March 17, 2026, and running through May 12, 2026.

Space is limited. Registration is available through the CivicRec portal at secure.rec1.com/SC/horry-county-sc/catalog by March 11, 2026.

03/04/2026

02/25/2026

7-OH, also known as 7-hydroxymitragynine, is a synthetic, highly concentrated compound derived from kratom. These products are not FDA-approved or regulated. It’s important to have open conversations with teens and young adults about the potential risks. If you have questions or concerns about 7-OH, we’re here to help!

02/23/2026

Shoreline is seeking full time clinical counselors . If you are interested you can fill out an application through our career center on our website.

02/18/2026

💖This Valentine's Day, our Youth Advisory Board created cards for Cards for Hospitalized Kids, which distributes general and holiday cards to children's hospitals and Ronald McDonald House Charities locations in all 50 states each month. They had an amazing time and truly enjoyed giving back!

They also recorded their second podcast episode. So keep an eye out for their Yappin’ with the Youth podcast!

02/13/2026

Shoreline will be closed Monday 02.16.2026 for President’s Day. If you have an emergency please call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.

02/09/2026

❗️We have seen a recent increase in overdose deaths in Horry County, and we want you to know that we are here for you. We can provide free Naloxone along with information on how to use it safely.

Please remember that free Naloxone is available to any community member, as well as family members and friends. Naloxone cannot be administered to yourself, which is why it’s so important that the people around you know how to use it and where it is kept in your home.

Having Naloxone on hand and making sure others know how to administer it can save a life. ❤

02/06/2026

Some of our staff are wearing red today for National Wear Red Day to help raise awareness of heart disease❤️

02/02/2026

Our building will open at 11 AM on Tuesday February 3, 2026. We hope everyone will continue to stay safe!

02/01/2026

Shoreline’s building will be closed on Monday February 2, 2026. All appointments will be telehealth. If you have an emergency please call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. We hope everyone stays safe!

01/23/2026

On South Carolina Naloxone Awareness Day, we’re reminding our followers that naloxone is safe, easy to use, and widely available. Learn why naloxone belongs in every home, workplace, and community space across our state. 👇 And find more information about this life-saving medication at https://bit.ly/JPK_Naloxone

01/22/2026

When you have naloxone nearby, reversing an opioid overdose is as easy as 1-2-3. Follow these three steps to administer naloxone and always call 911 if you suspect someone is experiencing an overdose.
1️⃣ Remove naloxone from its packaging.
2️⃣ Hold the device with two fingers around the nozzle and your thumb on the plunger.
3️⃣ Place in their nostril and push the plunger up to administer.

Reminder-you cannot administer naloxone to yourself. These steps are for encountering someone else who you suspect has overdosed on opioids.

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