Clarendon Behavioral Health Services offers Prevention, Intervention, and Treatment services for ind
04/02/2026
Clarendon Behavioral Health Services was at East Clarendon High School on April 1st providing awareness to the students on making good decisions, underage drinking, and impaired driving for prom. Thank you SRO Deputy Coker for reaching out to the students with us.
04/02/2026
The only thing that should be buzzing tonight is the music. 🎶 Celebrate prom without
alcohol or other substances.
04/02/2026
04/01/2026
April is Alcohol Awareness Month. A time to raise awareness and gain understanding of the risk of alcohol use and misuse in our community. Whether it is recognizing signs of drinking too much, preventing underage drinking, or knowing where to find support and resources. Contact Clarendon Behavioral Health Services if you, a family member, or friend are experiencing problems due to alcohol use or misuse.
04/01/2026
03/30/2026
What’s your game plan? Success takes smart choices and consistency. Staying substance-free keeps you ready for every opportunity and focused on the win that matters most: your future. 🏀
03/27/2026
Parents are the strongest line of prevention. When you secure alcohol, set clear
expectations, and have open conversations, you create protection that lasts far
beyond today.
starts at home.
03/27/2026
✨ Prom 2026 — a night to remember for all the right reasons. Dance, laugh, and make
memories. Skip alcohol, plan a safe ride, and stick with friends. 💃🎶👑
03/26/2026
Defense wins. Poor decisions lose. This March Madness, stay alcohol-free and make the
winning play.
03/26/2026
CBHS Prevention Specialist Caroline Grant and Third Judicial Circuit AET Coordinator Trevor Brown visited Scott’s Branch Middle High School to provide student education on decision-making, underage drinking, and impaired driving. We thank Principal Tyrone Cummings and his staff for their hospitality, as well as CBHS Peer Support Specialist Thomas Thames and SBHS Prevention Specialist Nick Funaro for their assistance.
03/16/2026
Due to the inclement weather, we will be closing at 12:30pm today.
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Clarendon Behavioral Health Services offers Prevention, Intervention, and Treatment services for individuals, families, and communities experiencing problems with substance abuse or other related issues.
Clarendon Behavioral Health Services is committed to conducting all of our business in strict compliance with federal and state regulations that govern the delivery of our services. Our staff adheres to a strict code of ethics that results in a high degree of professionalism and integrity.
CBHS staff are Trauma Informed trained to reduce the risk of re-traumatization of our clients and staff.
We are able to provide needed services to clients who may have a speech, hearing or sight impairment. We can also arrange to provide services to our Spanish-speaking citizens.
Pregnant women, HIV positive, or IV drug users are given priority admission to our programs.
CBHS can provide Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) by referral to a local physician. MAT is used to assist individuals with an opioid use disorder and need medications such as Suboxone, Subutex and Vivitrol. If you are interested in this service or assistance with this process please contact us.
We respect your privacy. We strictly adhere to the Federal Laws on Confidentiality (42 CRF, Part 2) and HIPAA. What you say to us stays with us.
Treatment and prevention programs are accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitative Facilities (CARF). CBHS is licensed and registered by DHEC.
Clarendon Behavioral Health Services is a United Way Agency