Fort Lauderdale Behavioral Health Center

Fort Lauderdale Behavioral Health Center We provide comprehensive inpatient/outpatient treatment to children, adolescents, and older adults. Model representations of real patients are shown.

Physicians are on the medical staff of Fort Lauderdale Behavioral Health Center, but, with limited exceptions, are independent practitioners who are not employees or agents of Fort Lauderdale Behavioral Health Center. The facility shall not be liable for actions or treatments provided by physicians. We are unable to provide medical advice through social media. Please contact your physician, or in case of emergency, call 911 or the National Su***de Prevention Lifeline at 988. Please visit our website for language assistance, disability accommodations, the non-discrimination notice, Terms of Service and other important disclaimers.

Great coffee, great food, great conversations and an even stronger community. Last month’s Veterans Coffee & Conversatio...
03/02/2026

Great coffee, great food, great conversations and an even stronger community. Last month’s Veterans Coffee & Conversations was a great time connecting with local veterans, sharing stories and building meaningful connections in a relaxed space.

If you missed it, don’t worry, we meet every third Friday of the month at Noon at the Fort Lauderdale Vet Center.

📍 3666 W. Oakland Park Blvd, Lauderdale Lakes, FL 33311

Veterans and partners in the community are always welcome to stop by, grab a cup of coffee and join the conversation. ☕🇺🇸

A very special thank you to all who attended our February Coffee & Conversations sponsored by Powerful Mental Health (ht...
02/25/2026

A very special thank you to all who attended our February Coffee & Conversations sponsored by Powerful Mental Health (https://www.powerfulmh.com/). A special shoutout to Gabriela Segnini, LMHC - QS (Founder, Clinical Director) and her amazing providers Julissa Navichoque, RMHCI, Marieliz Almonte, RMHCI and Ronit Golan, RMHCI, for co-hosting and to all our community partners who were in attendance. We look forward to our March Coffee & Conversations and hope you all can make it. Also, a special thanks to Ian Mann (https://ianbmann.com ), our violinist for the morning. It was truly a magical experience.

We were grateful to attend this month’s MIH gathering hosted at Lauderhill Fire & Rescue. The room was filled with commu...
02/24/2026

We were grateful to attend this month’s MIH gathering hosted at Lauderhill Fire & Rescue. The room was filled with community partners all aligned on improving access, coordination and outcomes for the people we serve. We are proud to be part of conversations that move care forward in real, tangible ways. When resources connect, the community wins.

We had a great time catching up with Diverse Dependable Housing 🏠 — their homes include affirmations on the walls throug...
02/23/2026

We had a great time catching up with Diverse Dependable Housing 🏠 — their homes include affirmations on the walls throughout the rooms, reinforcing that change starts with the words you come into agreement with.

Along with safe, structured and dependable housing, they focus on creating an environment that supports stability and personal growth. Simple details, done intentionally, make a real difference.

Thank you, Magdalene Community Clinic LLC, for taking the time to share all your resources with our team. You are provid...
02/20/2026

Thank you, Magdalene Community Clinic LLC, for taking the time to share all your resources with our team. You are providing comprehensive, high-quality mental health services while prioritizing compassionate, patient-centered care. Their mission is to address the evolving mental health needs of the community and ensure accessible services for all. We’re grateful to collaborate with partners who prioritize accessibility, quality and ongoing support. Together, we truly make a difference in our communities.

We are proud to partner with City of Sunrise Fire & Rescue to help strengthen community resources for anyone who may eve...
02/19/2026

We are proud to partner with City of Sunrise Fire & Rescue to help strengthen community resources for anyone who may ever need behavioral health inpatient or outpatient support. We are grateful to work alongside first responders making a real difference every day. 🤝💙

Socializing is vital for mental health, as positive interactions reduce stress, anxiety and depression while boosting mo...
02/18/2026

Socializing is vital for mental health, as positive interactions reduce stress, anxiety and depression while boosting mood-enhancing chemicals like dopamine and serotonin. Meaningful social connections provide essential emotional support, helping individuals feel valued and supported, which builds resilience against life's challenges. Prioritizing social connection, even in small doses, is key to maintaining emotional well-being and combating loneliness.

If social isolation, anxiety or depression becomes overwhelming, it is important to seek support from a professional, such as a counselor or therapist. Individual Therapy services are available at 954-734-2066. Call us today!

Mental health balance means honoring your needs by setting boundaries, allowing rest and embracing imperfections. It is ...
02/17/2026

Mental health balance means honoring your needs by setting boundaries, allowing rest and embracing imperfections. It is the practice of nurturing your mind and body equally, acknowledging that productivity requires downtime. True balance is not avoiding life's challenges but finding inner calm and strength while navigating them.

If you are struggling with finding balance, please remember that asking for help is a sign of courage, not a weakness. Whether through friends, family or professionals like those at our center. Call us today at 954-734-2001 (Admissions) or 954-734-2066 (Outpatient Clinic).

Thank you to everyone who attended our first Coffee & Conversations event of 2026! A special shoutout to Stephanie Breed...
02/16/2026

Thank you to everyone who attended our first Coffee & Conversations event of 2026! A special shoutout to Stephanie Breedlove, MBA (Discovery Behavioral Health) and Robert Bailey (President, Kennedy Kids Foundation) for co-hosting and to all of our community partners who were in attendance. We look forward to our February Coffee & Conversations this month and hope you all can make it.

Talking to teenagers about addiction requires a balance of clear, firm disapproval of substance use and an open, empathe...
02/13/2026

Talking to teenagers about addiction requires a balance of clear, firm disapproval of substance use and an open, empathetic approach that fosters trust rather than fear. Because teen brains are still developing, they are particularly vulnerable to addiction, making early and consistent communication essential.

When discussing addiction with teenagers, the most effective message is one of connection over control. Whether you are a parent talking to a teen about their own use, or a teen seeking help, the core message should emphasize that addiction is a treatable medical condition, not a moral failure or lack of willpower.

If you suspect a teen is struggling, professional help is recommended and our team is ready to assist at 954-734-2001.

Healthy relationships nurture mental well-being through mutual respect, open communications and trust, allowing both ind...
02/12/2026

Healthy relationships nurture mental well-being through mutual respect, open communications and trust, allowing both individuals to feel secure and supported. Conversely, unhealthy relationships are marked by control, constant criticism, volatility and emotional strain, which can severely damage mental health.

Recognizing these differences is crucial for setting boundaries, ensuring safety and maintaining personal growth. A healthy relationship should be your "safe space" rather than another battle in your life. While all relationships face challenges, the key difference lies in how partners support each other's mental well-being versus depleting it. If you feel unsafe or controlled, professional help is available. Call us today at 954-734-2001 (admissions) or 954-734-2066 (outpatient clinic).

During Black History Month, the message of mental health emphasizes that seeking help is a sign of strength, not weaknes...
02/11/2026

During Black History Month, the message of mental health emphasizes that seeking help is a sign of strength, not weakness. This month serves as a call to honor the resilience of the Black community while actively working to dismantle the historical and systematic barriers, such as stigma, lack of access and racial trauma that prevent many from receiving the care they deserve. Statistics show that while Black Americans are 20% more likely to experience serious mental health problems, they seek treatment at significantly lower rates than white Americans due to systemic exclusion and a lack of diverse providers. Historical misconceptions, tracing back to slavery, created a culture where mental health issues were often seen as personal weaknesses. Today’s message is that it is "okay not to be okay" and that emotional wellness is a fundamental human right.

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Oakland Park, FL
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