Hampton Behavioral Health Center serves south and central New Jersey as well as surrounding areas. Model representations of real patients are shown.
Physicians are on the medical staff of Hampton Behavioral Health Center, but, with limited exceptions, are independent practitioners who are not employees or agents of Hampton Behavioral Health. 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
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02/16/2026
February is , a time to celebrate Black achievement and to reflect on the ongoing work of confronting systemic racism. What began as an effort to teach students about the contributions of Black and African American communities has grown into a global celebration of the leaders, innovators and changemakers whose impact reaches far beyond the United States.
This month invites all of us to engage more deeply with Black histories, to look beyond narratives limited to racism and slavery and to uplift the and accomplishments that continue to shape our world.
02/13/2026
Broken heart syndrome is a heart condition often brought on by stressful situations and intense emotions. It can also be triggered by a serious physical illness or surgery. While broken heart syndrome is usually temporary, some people may continue to feel unwell even after the heart has healed.
This Valentine’s Day, remember to care for yourself and lean on the support systems around you. Your emotional well‑being matters just as much as your physical health.
02/10/2026
February is , a nationwide observance by the American Heart Association (AHA) and CDC to raise awareness about cardiovascular disease, the leading cause of death, encouraging Americans to focus on heart health through lifestyle changes. Caring for yourself medically and mentally bring a world of difference.
01/26/2026
Trauma-Informed Care recognizes the profound impact trauma can have on individuals and emphasizes creating a supportive, safe environment that promotes healing and resilience.
Our comprehensive network of subsidiary facilities collaborates to deliver Trauma-Informed Care consistently across all levels of service, helping to ensure that every patient receives respectful, empathetic care tailored to their unique experiences.
Learn why Trauma-Informed Care is essential in improving mental health, fostering trust and enhancing recovery across diverse healthcare settings. Whether you're a healthcare provider, caregiver or someone interested in understanding trauma’s impact, this video shares insights into a care model that prioritizes dignity and healing.
Join us in advancing trauma-sensitive healthcare throughout our network. Learn more by visiting us: www.hamptonhospital.com.
01/24/2026
Tomorrow is National Compliment Day, dedicated to giving and receiving kind words that lift spirits and spread positivity. Take a moment, every chance you get, to offer someone a genuine compliment. A little kindness goes a long way and we could all use more of it in our day.
01/19/2026
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was a chief spokesperson for nonviolent activism in the civil rights movement, which protested racial discrimination in federal and state law and civil society.
The movement led to several groundbreaking legislative reforms in the United States. Today, we celebrate Dr. King and thank him for all that he's done.
01/12/2026
is observed every January to raise awareness about human trafficking, educate the public on how to identify and prevent it and support the professionals working to end this crime.
Human trafficking involves the exploitation of individuals for labor, services or commercial s*x and it has become one of the fastest growing illegal industries in the world.
01/09/2026
Today is a day to recognize and show gratitude to our law enforcement officers on .
Here are a few meaningful ways to show appreciation:
• Send a note of thanks to your local police or state police agency
• Wear blue clothing as a visible sign of support
• Turn your social media platforms blue to help spread awareness
• Shine a blue light on your porch to honor those who protect and serve
• Share to join the collective thank you
Thank you to all law enforcement officers for everything you do, your service makes a real difference.
01/01/2026
Happy New Year! As we welcome a new year and fresh start, we’re reflecting on the strength, courage and resilience we witness every day.
12/22/2025
Last week, the Hampton Behavioral Health Center team celebrated the holiday season with a festive luncheon. It was also a wonderful opportunity to recognize and honor long-time staff milestones. Wishing everyone at Hampton Behavioral Health Center a joyful holiday season filled with gratitude and cheer.
12/17/2025
The holiday season can stir up many emotions for those in recovery. To help you stay grounded, we’ve outlined four key areas to focus on that support lasting sobriety.
If you feel yourself slipping off track, know that you’re not alone, our compassionate team at Hampton Behavioral Health Center is here 24/7. Call us at 800 603 6767 for support.
12/11/2025
Last month, Hampton’s Community Liaison, Melissa, proudly represented Hampton at the Ann A. Mullen Resource Fair! She hosted an informative resource table alongside many incredible providers. It was a fantastic opportunity to connect with parents and students and share the valuable services Hampton offers.
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Hampton Behavioral Health Center offers unparalleled inpatient and outpatient treatment for adolescents, adults, dually diagnosed adults (mental health and addiction issues) and older adults. Understanding the diverse needs of our patients, we also offer Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT) on both an inpatient and outpatient basis. Our main campus is centrally located in Westampton Township, New Jersey, and houses our 110-bed inpatient facility as well as Hampton Counseling Center, providing Intensive Outpatient (IOP) and Partial Hospitalization (PHP) services. Hampton Counseling Center’s satellite outpatient locations are located in Cherry Hill, Camden County and Hamilton Township.
We treat a variety of psychiatric diagnoses, including, but not limited to, depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety, psychosis and behavioral health conditions with co-occurring chemical dependencies. Most patients are admitted to Hampton Behavioral Health Center voluntarily; however, sometimes family or friends intervene to help a loved one who may be putting themselves or others at risk. Hampton Behavioral Health Center’s dedicated units and distinct programs are designed to meet the unique needs of each population we serve. After a comprehensive evaluation to assess a patient’s needs, a multidisciplinary treatment team develops a treatment plan tailored for that patient. The treatment team is led by a psychiatrist and consists of advanced practice nurses, registered nurses, licensed social workers, creative therapists, addiction counselors and mental health associates.
Help is Only a Call Away
Our staff is dedicated to providing the immediate help an individual might need. Hampton Behavioral Health Center’s Access Center is staffed 24 hours, 7 days a week with specially trained assessment coordinators to provide confidential level of care assessments. Call 800-603-6767 today.
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Physicians are on the medical staff of Hampton Behavioral Health Center but, with limited exceptions, are independent practitioners who are not employees or agents of Hampton Behavioral Health Center. The facility shall not be liable for actions or treatments provided by physicians.
