River Point Behavioral Health

03/22/2026

Today was a beautiful celebration of life for a man who was so clearly loved beyond measure in the Jacksonville community. 💙

Standing alongside our incredible Business Development Rep Trish as she honored her father, there was one small detail that spoke volumes — his favorite River Point hat, placed with pride. A symbol of connection, of stories shared, and of the people who become part of our extended family in ways we don’t always realize.

It’s moments like these that remind us… what we do is so much more than a job. It’s relationships. It’s trust. It’s showing up for each other — in the hardest moments and everything in between.

To our sweet friend — we are wrapping you in love, strength, and support. Your River Point family stands with you today and always

03/18/2026

☘️ Happy St. Patrick’s Day from River Point Behavioral Health! ☘️

Today our team showed up with lots of green, big smiles, and a little Irish spirit! From leprechauns in the hallway to shamrocks and festive socks, it’s always fun to take a moment to celebrate together.

At River Point, we believe a positive workplace culture helps us better care for the patients and families we serve every day. 💚

Wishing everyone a safe and lucky St. Patrick’s Day!

03/06/2026

Friday Friendly Reminder.... YOU MATTER!

03/01/2026

Thank you to all the Social Workers! We Celebrate you every day!

02/02/2026

Mental health needs don't take a break-and neither do we.
River Point Behavioral Health is open and here to help 24/7.
If you or somebody you love is struggling, compassionate care is always available. Our team is ready around the clock to provide support, guidance, a path toward healing. Call (904) 724-9202

01/19/2026

01/09/2026

January 15th 9am-1pm @ River Point Behavioral Health
Come and make a difference!

12/31/2025

Happy New Years! Cheers to a New Year filled with Happiness!

12/04/2025

Now offering the Passages Program! Call today for more information!

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from River Point Behavioral Health! 🍁

Today, we pause with gratitude for our dedicated staff, our community partners, and every patient and family who has trusted us on their path to healing.
Thank you for allowing us to be a part of your journey. 💛

Wishing you a safe, peaceful, and meaningful holiday surrounded by hope and connection.

11/21/2025

🦃 Turkey Derby Barracks Bash 2025!

River Point Behavioral Health had such a great time teaming up with MWR Mayport for this year’s Turkey Derby Barracks Bash! From yard games and archery tag to giveaways, music, and plenty of laughs, it was a fun afternoon celebrating and supporting our amazing service members at NAS Mayport. 🇺🇸💙

Our team loved meeting everyone who stopped by our table—and yes, the turkey hats made the day even better!

Thank you to MWR Mayport for hosting such a fantastic event and to all the sailors who came out. We’re proud to support your mental health and wellness and grateful for everything you do.

💙 River Point Behavioral Health—Your Bridge to Hope and Healing

11/10/2025

National Kindness Week...
Sharing a heartfel story from our Director or Business Development, Nicole Wolfson

💛 Live Like Nancy
In December of 2021, just days before Christmas, my grandmother Nancy passed away peacefully—with me by her side. She was my favorite person in the world. The kind of woman whose love didn’t need words, because it was woven into everything she did.
Nancy was the most generous soul I’ve ever known. She gave without recognition, without expectation. Growing up, I watched her hand out McDonald’s gift cards to people experiencing homelessness—“because a simple meal could change their day,” she’d say. She drove elderly women to hair appointments and grocery stores when they could no longer drive themselves. She volunteered her time, her money, and most importantly, her heart. Nancy didn’t just give resources—she gave presence. She didn’t need an applause. She needed purpose- and she found that in others.
After she passed, I felt a deep need to carry her spirit forward. So I started a simple ritual: every week, sometimes more, I do something kind in her honor. A small gesture to brighten someone’s day. I call it “Live Like Nancy.”
It might be paying for a stranger’s coffee. Leaving a kind note. Donating to a cause she would’ve supported. These acts aren’t grand—but they’re powerful. Because they remind me, and others, that kindness is a legacy worth living.
And every year, on November 5th—Nancy’s birthday—we celebrate Live Like Nancy Day. “Live Like Nancy: because one small gesture can echo for a lifetime.”
It’s a day dedicated to doing something good, something generous, something that makes the world a little softer. Friends, family, and even strangers join in. It’s not about being perfect. It’s about being present.
I can only hope to be half the woman Nancy was. But I’m trying. Every day. By living like Nancy.
“The greatest use of a life is to spend it on something that will outlast it.” — William James