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Georgetown Behavioral Hospital

At Georgetown Behavioral Hospital, your days will be structured with enjoyable, recovery-based activities.

Our treatment options focus on adult mental health and co-occurring substance use disorder.

01/24/2024

We are hiring the following positions at GBH:

- Weekend Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner

Please send your resume/CV to aangelus@gbhoh.com.

01/09/2024

All of us here at GBH know that everything we do is patient-focused. They are our Number One priority! Here are some of our patient’s comments on their discharge questionnaires:
“Genuinely felt like they cared.” –Unknown
“The nursing staff here make this a wonderful place to come to learn about a mental illness and to be treated.” –T.G.
“I enjoyed my time here. All the staff were welcoming and pleasant and catered very well to my needs. Plus the food was wonderful!” –S.P.
“The staff here is amazing from the people at the front desk to the staff that walked me out the door. You are all great and amazing. The doctors were great also. You all deserve a raise. Thank you so much.” –D.E.
“Best mental health staff and program I’ve ever attended. Thank you everyone!” S.H.
“The staff here were excellent. They made my stay here quite enjoyable and they acted very professional at all times. I would highly recommend this place to anyone looking for help. Thank you all for saving my life because that is exactly what you have done. I wouldn’t be writing this if not for you all’s help. Thank you and God bless you all.”-T.L.
“I found the facilities and staff were excellent (although I hope to never go to a facility like this again). This is because I want to continue without relapse.”-T.S.
“My stay here has been exceptional. I couldn’t ask for better care.” –A.H.
“Very kind and genuinely good staff always willing to help the best way they can.” –L.H.
“This place was the best place I have ever been to!” –N.K.

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 Georgetown Behavioral can be there for you in your recovery, please visit our website www.gbhoh.com or give us a call at 937-483-4317.

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 Georgetown can be there for you in your recovery, please visit our website at www.gbhoh.com or give us a call at 937-483-4317.

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 Georgetown can be there for you in your recovery, give us a call at 937-483-4317.

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 Georgetown Behavioral can be there for you in your recovery, visit our website www.gbhoh.com or give us a call at 937-483-4317.

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 Georgetown Behavioral can be there for you, please visit our website www.gbhoh.com or give us a call at (937) 483-4317.

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 Georgetown Behavioral can be there for you in your recovery, please visit our website or give us a call at 937-483-4317.

11/22/2023

If you or a loved one are experiencing symptoms of mental health conditions, please know you're not alone and help is available. For more information on how Georgetown Behavioral can be there for you in your recovery, please visit our website www.gbhoh.com or give us a call at 937-483-4317.

11/20/2023

The holidays are a time of year where it can be challenging to stay committed to yourself and your sobriety. The holiday season is often attributed to increased alcohol consumption, and Thanksgiving Eve is often one of the most drink-driven nights of the year.

It's not impossible to stay sober though. Here are a few tips on getting through the upcoming holiday alcohol-free.

Please keep in mind that it's never bad to ask for help. For more information on how we can be there for you in your recovery, please visit our website www.gbhoh.com or give us a call at 937-483-4317.

11/15/2023

Anxiety disorder is something that affects 31% of US adults at least once in their lives (PsychCentral). Here are a few tips for those living with anxiety disorder -->

Please know it's always okay to ask for help. For more information on how we can be there for you or a loved on in recovery, please visit our website www.gbhoh.com or give us a call at 937-483-4317.

11/10/2023

As we head into the holiday season, the motivation for staying sober may fluctuate, but it's important to keep your sobriety goals in mind.

For more information on how Georgetown Behavioral can be there for you or a loved one in recovery, please visit our website www.gbhoh.com or give us a call at 937-483-4317.

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Wherever you are, recovery is within reach.

Your mental health issues did not develop in a vacuum. Genetics, addiction, trauma, all of these factors and more may have contributed to your mental illness. And at Georgetown Behavioral Hospital, we help you face these underlying causes.

Just like your mental illness does not come from a single cause, your treatment should come from a variety of mental healthcare professionals. Our Georgetown Behavioral Hospital team includes experienced physicians, licensed therapists, nurses, case managers, mental health technicians, and other key support staff. This team will work with you at every stage of recovery to empower you to lead a happy, healthy lifestyle.

At Georgetown Behavioral Hospital, your days will be structured with enjoyable, recovery-based activities. These will include individual and group therapy, in addition to regular, personal meetings with your treatment team to discuss both successes and barrier to recovery. By giving you a regular schedule, our programming helps you establish healthy, constructive routines to improve your ability to function in daily life.

From your initial assessment to discharge planning, our compassionate care staff will be there for you. Our care specialists are ready to assist with acute mental health crises and co-occurring mental health disorders. After treatment, we will work with you to ensure a smooth transition to less intensive, supplementary levels of care.