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Central Florida Behavioral Health Network

Managing a quality behavioral health system of care that brings hope, help
& recovery to individuals

CFBHN is committed to providing creative and breakthrough solutions for our communities. We are committed to use our capacity for rapid change and flexibility to produce desired results. We are curious and have a willingness to embrace possibilities while maintaining a commitment to making meaningful changes which are the hallmarks of our work. With our learning and sharing of knowledge, we continually are led to new goals and opportunities. At CFBHN, we are committed to the maximization of all resources with which we are entrusted.

01/27/2026

DCF's end of year report found that during FY 2024-2025, Florida Assertive Community Treatment (FACT) teams served more than 4,100 individuals, with more than 525,200 encounters having occurred, maintaining 3 percent housing stability, with 45.3 percent continuing to live independently and 81 percent of individuals served maintained or improved their level of functioning.

01/26/2026

Tampa Bay’s Morning Blend recently sat down with Alan Davidson, President & CEO of Central Florida Behavioral Health Network (CFBHN), and Kevin Marrone, President & CEO of Boley Centers, to talk about the impact of community-based behavioral health services across the SunCoast region.

Since 1970, Boley Centers has helped at-risk individuals gain and maintain independence in the community, and more than 50 years later, that mission continues strong.

As the Managing Entity, CFBHN partners with trusted community organizations like Boley to ensure access to a full continuum of publicly funded mental health and substance use services across 14 SunCoast counties.

▶️ Watch the segment to learn more about Boley Centers, Inc. and CFBHN’s role in strengthening behavioral health services in our communities.

🔗 Learn more: Hope4Suncoast.org
🔗 Boley Centers: boleycenters.org | 📞 (727) 821-4819

01/24/2026

The Provider Spotlight is shining on WestCare GulfCoast - Florida!

"Katie" received medication-assisted treatment (MAT) from WestCare and left the following comment on an anonymous survey, "I can't thank this program and the counselors enough in helping me through my recovery! Everyone is so helpful and doesn't make me feel like a number or judged!"

01/22/2026

Peer support is at the heart of Florida’s recovery system!

CFBHN and Florida’s other Behavioral Health Managing Entities (BHMEs) are bringing peer services directly into the behavioral health network. Under Florida Statute 397.417, BHMEs are responsible for offering or contracting peer specialist training, led by certified experts with real lived experience.

Read Florida's TaxWatch's report: : https://tinyurl.com/mukx93jj

01/20/2026

We are grateful to have Dr. Dianne Clarke serving on CFBHN’s Board of Directors.

With more than 40 years of leadership in the behavioral health field, Dr. Clarke brings invaluable expertise and perspective to our organization. She currently serves on the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) National Advisory Council, helping shape national conversations on workforce development. A Certified Addiction Professional, Dr. Clarke holds a doctorate focused on workforce challenges in human services and is an adjunct professor at St. Petersburg College. Her decades of executive experience and unwavering commitment to strengthening the behavioral health workforce make a lasting impact on our mission and the communities we serve.

01/17/2026

The Provider Spotlight is shining on Ibis Healthcare!

"Mary Beth" received residential treatment from Ibis Healthcare and left this comment on an anonymous survey, "My counselor is very inspiring and empowering, always helping me to sort through my problems and find the right coping skills. I find their services were extremely helpful and I feel more hopeful."

01/16/2026

𝐁𝐞𝐡𝐚𝐯𝐢𝐨𝐫𝐚𝐥 𝐇𝐞𝐚𝐥𝐭𝐡 𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐠𝐫𝐚𝐦𝐬 = 𝐁𝐢𝐠 𝐈𝐦𝐩𝐚𝐜𝐭

Data-driven analyses demonstrate the fiscal impact and effectiveness of behavioral health programs overseen by CFBHN and Florida’s other Behavioral Health Managing Entities. The data shows that these programs deliver real ROI.

Discover more in Florida TaxWatch's report: https://tinyurl.com/mukx93jj

01/15/2026

Meet Tara Martinson, one of the dedicated leaders serving on CFBHN’s Board of Directors. With more than a decade of hands-on experience in program operations, quality improvement, and grant administration, Tara has played a key role in strengthening the behavioral health system across our region.

Tara is widely recognized as a natural connector, someone who brings people, data, and systems together to spark collaboration and drive meaningful change. Most recently, she served as co-lead for the 2024 Behavioral Health Asset Mapping Project, a major regional effort led by the Collaboratory’s Health and Wellness Coalition.

This project brought together over 200 community partners across Lee, Collier, Charlotte, Hendry, and Glades counties to create a comprehensive GIS-based map of behavioral health services. Under Tara’s leadership, the team identified critical service gaps, capacity challenges, and access barriers, insights that have already helped inspire community-driven solutions and system improvements.

We are grateful for Tara’s expertise, vision, and commitment to improving behavioral health access and outcomes across Southwest Florida.

01/13/2026

Late last month, Tampa Bay’s Morning Blend sat down with CFBHN President & CEO Alan Davidson, along with Agency for Community Treatment Services, Inc. (ACTS) leaders Cris Riviere, COO, and Joshua Stamps, Program Director, to discuss the launch of ACTS’ new Mobile Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) program.

🎥 Watch the segment below to learn how this innovative program is expanding access to life-saving care in our community.

01/10/2026

The Provider Spotlight is shining on Volunteers of America of Florida!

"Joe" received case management services from Volunteers of American (VOA) and left the following comment on an anonymous survey, "VOA has been a life changing experience and opportunity for me. I am so grateful for my counselor and others, but especially my counselor. I have grown and healed emotionally more here than at any other time in my life. I can't say enough good things about VOA and my counselor."

01/09/2026

Right before the holidays, Tampa Bay's Morning Blend sat down with CFBHN President Alan Davidson, and Sonya Johnson, CRPS-A, Adult Peer Programs Manager at NAMI Sarasota and Manatee Counties. They discuss the vital partnership between CFBHN and NAMI Sarasota and Manatee Counties peer support programs.

Peer support plays a unique and powerful role in behavioral health. It is not meant to replace therapy, but to complement and strengthen it, offering connection, understanding, and hope from those with lived experience.

Watch to learn how peer support helps bridge gaps in care and supports recovery in meaningful ways.

01/08/2026

Florida’s Behavioral Health Managing Entities are the backbone of our mental health safety net, connecting people to vital mental health and substance use services, no matter their income. From uninsured families to those experiencing homelessness or severe mental illness, they ensure help is always within reach.

Read the TaxWatch Report: https://tinyurl.com/mukx93jj

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Tampa, FL
33619

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Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

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Collaborating for Excellence. CFBHN is committed to providing creative and breakthrough solutions to behavioral health problems for our communities. We are committed to use our capacity for rapid change and flexibility to produce desired results. We are curious and have a willingness to embrace possibilities while maintaining a commitment to making meaningful changes which are the hallmarks of our work. With our learning and sharing of knowledge, we continually are led to new goals and opportunities. At CFBHN, we are committed to the maximization of all resources with which we are entrusted.