Summit BHC

11/21/2025

Crissy Carlisle, our Chief Financial Officer, attended the Nashville Healthcare Council Sessions Conference in September and participated in the Inspiring Women podcast hosted by Laurie McGraw.

In this episode, she discusses leadership rooted in strategic vision and radical self-awareness, offering perspective that is both practical and inspiring.

Crissy demonstrates exceptional leadership, expertise, and strategic strength that continues to elevate our organization. We are fortunate to have her as part of our leadership team.

"Get us re-listed. You have 12 months."When Crissy Carlisle walked into HealthSouth in 2005, the FBI had already raided the building. The company held the di...

11/13/2025

“Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a battle you know nothing about.” — Wendy Mass

Today on , let’s pause and remember: everyone is carrying their own battles, often unseen. A little kindness can go a long way in lifting someone’s spirit.

Be the reason someone feels valued and supported today, your kindness could be the reminder they need that they’re not alone. 💛

11/13/2025

Sometimes we all need a reminder that it’s okay to not be okay. If you’re struggling today, know that healing is possible and help is available. You are worthy of care, support, and hope. 💙

Summit BHC operates 39 facilities across 20 states, offering compassionate, evidence-based care for those facing substance use or mental health challenges. You don’t have to face this alone, our team is here to help.

Call 855-213-3885 or visit summitbhc.com to begin your path to healing!

11/11/2025

We want to take a moment to honor and thank all veterans, both within our facilities and across the nation, for their service and sacrifice. Your dedication, courage, and unwavering commitment to helping others reflect the true spirit of service we recognize today.

To honor their commitment, we must ensure that the sacrifices made will never be forgotten or taken lightly. We are honored to support our veteran community today and every day!

11/01/2025

November is here, and with it comes a chance to slow down and take stock of what we’re thankful for. In recovery, gratitude isn’t just a feeling, it’s a practice that keeps us grounded, hopeful, and connected to what matters most.

Maybe it’s the people who’ve stood by you, the small victories that remind you how far you’ve come, or simply waking up with a new chance to grow. Whatever it looks like for you, take a moment today to notice it.

This National Gratitude Month, we’re focusing on the simple truth that recovery and gratitude go hand in hand. When we lead with thankfulness, healing follows.

🧡 What’s one thing you’re grateful for today? Drop it in the comments, we’d love to hear it.

10/31/2025

Our Summit BHC Employee Engagement Committee hosted a Boo Brunch and Halloween Celebration today!

This year’s theme was TV & Movies: Fictional Characters, and our departments brought their creativity to life.

The day kicked off with a delicious Boo Brunch, followed by trick-or-treating through departments, and ended with our exciting Costume Runway & Awards celebration.

We loved seeing everyone’s creativity, energy, and team spirit on display. Events like these remind us how special it is to come together, celebrate, and show appreciation for all the amazing work our teams do every day. 💙

10/28/2025

Recovery doesn’t end after treatment—it continues every day, including in the workplace. Learn how employers can offer meaningful support that promotes long-term healing and success.

Recognizing that recovery takes time shows your employee you see them beyond their past—you value who they are now and their effort to grow.

10/15/2025

Depression is more common than many realize, and it often hides behind a smile. Even the smallest check-in can remind someone they are valued and not alone.

This , take a moment to send a supportive message to a friend or loved one who may be struggling. A few kind words can bring comfort on a hard day, and might mean more than you’ll ever know.

Remember: You don’t need the perfect words. What matters most is letting them know you care.

10/13/2025

Last week, we hosted our 2025 Director of Business Development Conference in Franklin, TN! Each year, this event gives our team the opportunity to come together, share ideas, and celebrate outstanding achievements.

We’re proud to recognize this year’s award winners: Rookies of the Year, Amanda Robichaud from Sobriety Centers of New Hampshire and Margie Braun from Eagle View Behavioral Health, along with our Directors of Business Development of the Year, Chris Wiertz from The Farley Center at Williamsburg Place and Garry Spain from The Pavilion at Williamsburg Place.

A big thank-you to everyone who helped make this conference so impactful. This team shows incredible passion and dedication for our mission to improve the lives we touch, and it’s inspiring to see that commitment shine through in all they do.

10/07/2025

Ashley Faulkenberry, National Director of Business Development, Austin Berry, National Clinical Outreach Representative, and Rob Goucher, CAC I, Willingway Business Development Representative, enjoyed attending the East Coast Symposium!

It was a great opportunity to network with other behavioral health professionals, and gain new insights to better serve our communities.

10/01/2025

With October comes a season of change, reminding us of the beauty in letting go and beginning again.

At Summit BHC, we are here to help individuals take that first step toward healing, whether through support for mental health or treatment for substance use disorders. Every new beginning starts with the courage to reach out, and our team is ready to walk alongside you.

Call 855-213-3885 or visit SummitBHC.com to take your first step today!

09/23/2025

According to the International Association for Su***de Prevention, someone in the world dies by su***de every 40 seconds. Too often, it’s because the warning signs weren’t recognized early enough. This blog shares key red flags to watch for and ways you can support a loved one in crisis.

https://eagleviewbh.com/su***de-prevention-101-warning-signs-everyone-should-know/

How to help:
💛 Don’t be afraid to start the conversation. Ask gently but directly: “Are you thinking about hurting yourself?” Talking about su***de does not cause it—it opens the door to support.

💛 Listen with empathy. You don’t need to fix everything. Just be there. Say, “You’re not alone. I care about you.”

💛 Avoid downplaying the situation. Comments like “just cheer up” or “others have it worse” shut down the chance to connect. Acknowledge their pain instead.

💛 Help them connect with care. Offer to call a therapist with them, drive them to an appointment, or find a local support group together.

Over 700,000 lives are lost each year to su***de, many of which might have been prevented if the warning signs had been recognized early.