Brooke Glen Behavioral Hospital

Brooke Glen Behavioral Hospital hosted the Professional Liaison Association’s December Networking Mtg with a luncheon and fun activities for all. What a wonderful time with old friends and new. An amazing luncheon prepared by Ronda, Chef at Brooke Glen, and delicious desserts brought by Jennifer from Keystone Center. Thank you to Adam, Center for Families - Malvern for bringing the gift cards for our exciting Gift Card White Elephant. #HappyHolidays2024 #happynewyear2025

The holiday season is a time of many festivities. To commemorate this special time with our patients at Brooke Glen Behavioral Hospital we hosted our annual holiday sing-a-long. Refreshments, including cider, hot chocolate, and pastries, were provided. Our allied therapy staff, Sophie, Kirah, and Sonali, did an outstanding job leading today's musical festivities. #happyholidays2024

The 10th Annual Veterans Day Parade provided a remarkable opportunity to express gratitude towards those who have served or are currently serving in the military. Brooke Glen Behavioral Hospital and KeyStone Center were honored to participate in the celebrations and extend their regards to members of the US Navy and other military personnel. We pay tribute to your service and sacrifices! 🇺🇸

Brooke Glen Behavioral Hospital welcomes its newest orientation class that is ready to start their new careers. Welcome to the Brooke Glen Family. #newteammates #welcome

Still looking for ways to support suicide prevention, check out family bingo on October 18th at the Horsham Township Building. All proceeds go to the Montgomery County Suicide Task Force for county programs and events.

During National Suicide Prevention Week, Brooke Glen Behavioral Hospital partnered with Brittany Knight, founder of Step by Step, to provide a bit of dignity to patients during a hospitalization. Each patient was given a pair of socks with the message, “You Matter” on them to be a reminder that they are worthwhile and important. Brittany shared her journey into therapy which ignited in middle school when she was inspired to pursue a Bachelors Degree in Psychology from East Stroudsburg University and a Masters Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Holy Family University. During her studies, she gained essential experience at Brooke Glen Behavioral Hospital, enhancing her understanding of mental health, empathy, and the need to combat stigma as a mental health technician. Despite the countless positive aspects of mental health and substance-use facilities, she noticed that socks provided were often ill fitting, insufficient, and quantity, uncomfortable, and unattractive. Driven by passion for helping others, particularly in mental health and addiction, Brittany established Step by Step to bridge the gaps she noticed and conventional treatment environments. Step by Step Socks are not just about providing warm and comfortable socks to those in need, it is also about spreading awareness and sparking conversations about mental health and recovery. By addressing the specific needs of patience and mental health and substance abuse facilities, we are working towards creating a more supportive and compassionate environment for everyone involved. It is through this partnership that we can make a difference one step at a time. Moving forward, every admission will receive a pair of socks to continue the message. Additionally, with every regular sock purchased, these will be donated to individuals who benefit having one. #youmatter #988Lifeline www.stepbystepsocks.org

September is National Suicide Prevention Month and Brooke Glen Behavioral Hospital, in conjunction with the Montgomery County Suicide Prevention Task Force, has helped display 100 pinwheels in recognition of the lives lost to suicide in 2023 at Brooke Glen and the Lansdale Police Department. Other displays have been shared throughout the county to share, “There is Hope”. If you or someone you love is experiencing a mental health crisis, please call 988 or the Montgomery County Mobile Crisis Line at 1-855-634-HOPE (4673) to speak to a crisis worker. Someone is available 24/7. #YouMatter #YouAreNotAlone

Join Brooke Glen Behavioral Hospital and the Montgomery County Suicide Prevention Task Force for a family-friendly evening at Eagleville Park in Norristown on September 14th at 6 pm. They will be showing the movie 'Up' as part of their suicide prevention and awareness campaign. This event is free and open to the public. See more information below.

At Brooke Glen Behavioral Hospital, we prioritize building strong relationships with our community partners. Our monthly event brings together outpatient programs like Victory Bay, MPower Wellness of Exton. The Phoenix Recovery Center Plymouth Valley Wellness and Sobriety Solutions, providing a platform for knowledge sharing and collaboration. We appreciate the contributions of Caitlin, Andrew, Meg, Chris, Joe, and Ryan, as well as Meg's thoughtful gift of red sunflowers, which symbolize our commitment to growth and partnership. #communitypartnerships

As we celebrate the 4th of July, also known as Independence Day in America, we encourage you to enjoy the festivities responsibly. Wishing you a joyous day! #thisisamerica #landofthefree