Ridgeview Institute - Monroe

02/20/2026

02/20/2026

Today, we had the privilege of representing Ridgeview Institute - Monroe at Mental Health Day at the Capitol - a powerful advocacy event bringing together individuals, providers, policymakers, and allies to amplify the importance of mental health for all.
This experience reinforced how vital it is for each of us - whether personally impacted, professionally engaged, or simply passionate about mental wellness- to show up, speak up, and stand together for stronger support systems and equitable access to care. 🧠🌿

02/16/2026

It’s Children’s Mental Health Week! 🩵

A child’s mental health is a community effort. Parents, educators, and caregivers all play a vital role in nurturing resilience, emotional well-being, and coping skills. This week, take a moment to listen, support, and encourage the children in your life.

02/05/2026

We’re excited to welcome De’Meco Bell as our new Chief Operating Officer ⭐️

De’Meco brings a wealth of operational leadership, strategic vision, and a deep commitment to delivering high-quality behavioral healthcare. His experience in optimizing hospital operations while keeping patient care and staff support at the forefront aligns seamlessly with our mission here at Ridgeview.

With De’Meco’s leadership, we look forward to continued growth, strengthened systems, and an even greater impact in the care we provide to our patients and community.

Please join us in giving De’Meco a warm welcome to Ridgeview Monroe! 💚

01/23/2026

As Georgia braces for the weather expected this weekend, we’re reminded that life’s storms, whether literal or emotional, can come at any time.

* At Ridgeview Monroe, we want you and your clients to know they don’t have to face difficult times alone.
* We are currently accepting clients for both inpatient and outpatient behavioral health services.
* Our team is ready to provide support, guidance, and care for those navigating mental health challenges, helping them weather the storm and find stability.

Whether it’s a sudden crisis or ongoing care needs, our hospital offers:
1. Compassionate inpatient treatment for those needing structured support
2. Flexible outpatient services for continued care and recovery
3. Collaborative communication with referral partners to ensure smooth transitions.

With the winter storm approaching, now is a great time to remind your clients that help is available, no one should have to face emotional challenges alone.

Reach out today to refer clients or to learn more about our programs. Together, we can help them stay safe, supported, and on the path toward wellness.

Our team wishes you a safe, warm, and cozy weekend- we truly appreciate all that you do and your continued partnership with us. 💚

01/23/2026

Self-Care Is More Than a Trend- It’s a Practice 🤎

During this month of wellness, we’re inviting our community to pause and reflect on what self-care truly means. Whether it’s setting healthy boundaries, prioritizing rest, seeking support, or creating small moments of calm in your day, self-care plays a vital role in sustaining mental wellness.

This month, and every month, we encourage choosing practices that support your well-being- because caring for yourself is an essential part of caring for others.

01/20/2026

🎉 Please join us in welcoming our newest team members! 🎉

We’re excited to welcome the latest additions to our RIM family. Each of these individuals brings unique skills, compassion, and a shared commitment to supporting patients on their mental health journey. We’re grateful to have you on our team and look forward to the positive impact you’ll make every day—on our patients, their families, and one another. Welcome aboard! 💚

01/09/2026

National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day- January 9 💙

Today, we recognize and thank law enforcement officers for their dedication to public safety and their continued partnership in supporting community well-being. Their work often intersects with mental health, requiring empathy, awareness, and collaboration during moments of crisis.

We appreciate the commitment law enforcement professionals show each day in serving our communities and helping individuals access care and support when it’s needed most.

Thank you for your service and partnership. 🤝

12/23/2025

The holidays can be a meaningful time to reconnect with family, celebrate traditions, and rest- but they can also bring emotional challenges. As many people travel home or gather with loved ones, navigating family dynamics, expectations, and long-standing patterns can feel overwhelming.

This Christmas, we encourage you to make your mental health a priority:✨ Set realistic expectations- It’s okay if the holidays don’t feel perfect. Give yourself permission to show up as you are.✨ Take breaks when needed- A short walk, quiet room, or a moment of fresh air can help you reset.✨ Communicate your boundaries- Saying “no,” limiting certain conversations, or stepping away is a healthy and valid choice.✨ Stay connected to your support system- Reach out to friends, a counselor, or someone you trust if things start to feel heavy.✨ Practice compassion- for yourself and others- Holidays can stir emotions for everyone. Grace goes a long way.

From all of us at , we want you to feel cared for, grounded, and supported this season. Your well-being matters and you deserve peace, safety, and connection during the holidays. ❤️

If you need support, we’re here for you. 🎄

12/19/2025

Seasonal Depression Awareness Month - You Don’t Have to Push Through Alone 🌤️

Many people brush off seasonal depression as “just the winter blues,” but when symptoms persist or intensify, professional care can make a meaningful difference.
Seek help if you notice:
❄️ Persistent sadness lasting most of the day
❄️ Withdrawal from family, friends, or activities
❄️ Changes in sleep or appetite
❄️ Difficulty functioning at work or home
❄️ Thoughts of self-harm
Reaching out is a sign of strength, & support is available.

12/05/2025

December is Seasonal Depression Awareness Month 🌧️As daylight decreases and routines shift, many people experience changes in mood, motivation, and energy.

For some, these symptoms become Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD): a form of clinical depression that follows a seasonal pattern.Common symptoms include:
• Low mood or hopelessness
• Increased fatigue or oversleeping
• Changes in appetite
• Difficulty focusing
• Loss of interest in usual activities

We recognize the very real impact seasonal depression can have on daily life. Our team is here to provide support and treatment options to help individuals feel better through the winter months and beyond. 💙

11/28/2025

Behind every recovery journey is often a devoted caregiver/loved one... a spouse, parent, sibling, or friend who gives their time, patience, and heart.
Caregivers, your dedication changes lives every day. This month, and always, we honor you.
Take a moment to care for yourself, your wellbeing matters. 🌿