UBH Denton

We are so proud of our leadership team! Shoutout to our incredible Patriot Support Program Director, Stevi, who works tirelessly to ensure our active-duty service members and veterans receive the care they deserve. A big thanks also to Whitney, our brilliant Director of PI, whose innovative ideas are driving our excellent staff and patient experience. Lastly, a huge appreciation for Dori, our amazing HR Director, who keeps our UBH family thriving by fostering a positive, supportive work environment for everyone. We’re grateful for everything you do to make UBH the best place to heal and grow! #Leadership #TeamUBH #PatriotSupport #MentalHealthCare #VeteranCare

"There is no shame in needing help. There is no shame in acknowledging that you are not ok." - Africa R. Logan, MA, LPC, Lead Therapist in our Lotus Program for Women. "It takes great power to say those three words, 'I need help.'" To learn more about our Lotus Program for Women, visit http://spklr.io/6183SNHP, or give us a call at 940-320-8100.

Please join us in welcoming our newest employees! Our Service Excellence class is always a fantastic experience for new team members who are learning the ropes. We are committed to delivering outstanding care and exceeding customer service expectations every day! To learn more about all of our rewarding career opportunities, visit bit.ly/UBHDcareers.

Our Business Development team, along with the Patriot Support Program Director, Stevi Wright (left), recently visited Fort Cavazos to present information regarding essential mental health services to our active duty service members. We are committed to supporting the brave men and women who serve our country by offering specialized mental health care tailored to their unique needs. Our visit to Fort Cavazos is part of our ongoing mission to ensure that every service member has access to the care and support they deserve. Thank you to all our military personnel for your dedication and sacrifice. We are honored to serve you and help you achieve mental wellness. Together, we are stronger! #PatriotSupportProgram #FortCavazos #MentalHealthMatters #SupportingOurTroops

We are pleased to announce our new outpatient director, Anna Karen Arwine, LPC-S. Anna graduated from Texas Tech University in 2012 with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, and from Texas Wesleyan University in 2015 with a Master of Arts in Professional Counseling. Anna has been in the mental health field since 2015, and she has held a variety of leadership roles since 2017 in residential, inpatient, outpatient, and private practice levels of care. Anna approaches therapy and leadership with the mindset that we are all one life event from seeking care ourselves, and aims to foster an environment in which both the client and staff well-being are prioritized. She says that she is an introverted foodie who enjoys reading, watching Dateline/sports, and spending time with her husband, daughter, and pets. We are all so thrilled to have you on our team, Anna!

We recently held a Town Hall meeting with our dedicated staff. This gathering was a fantastic opportunity for team members to come together, share ideas, and discuss how we can continue to provide quality care for our patients. During the Town Hall, we focused on enhancing our services, addressing any concerns, and discussing new ways to support our mission. It was inspiring to see the passion and commitment of our staff as we work collaboratively to make a positive impact. We were also proud to celebrate some of our recent Employee of the Month winners! Thank you to everyone who participated and contributed to this meaningful dialogue. Together, we are stronger and more equipped to meet the mental health needs of our community. #UBHTownhall

The arrival of a new baby is often heralded as one of life’s most joyous moments. From baby showers to nursery decorations, the anticipation of welcoming a little one into the world is filled with excitement and hope. However, the reality of new motherhood can sometimes be vastly different from the picture-perfect scenes we see in magazines and social media. We discuss this and more in our latest blog post, Navigating the Realities of Postpartum Depression: A Guide for Mothers.

"There is no shame in needing help. There is no shame in acknowledging that you are not ok." - Africa R. Logan, MA, LPC, Lead Therapist in our Lotus Program for Women. "It takes great power to say those three words, 'I need help.'" To learn more about our Lotus Program for Women, visit http://spklr.io/6042SNHO, or give us a call at 940-320-8100.

There's something in the water, and it's...our Intake Team! They have been keeping team spirit high this week while celebrating Shark Week!

"Don't be afraid to reach out for help. If you are lucky enough to get into a place like this, take advantage of it." Kurt, a Master Sergeant in the U.S. Marine Corps, speaks about his experience receiving treatment for alcohol use disorder while in our specialized Military Program. To learn more about how we help active-duty services members, veterans, and their families, visit https://lnkd.in/de9WTnE.