Welcome to Behavioral Health Resources.
Serving primarily low-income persons, we serve the Southwest
Region of Washington State with a broad spectrum of
mental health and addiction treatment services.
Mental illnesses are some of the most misunderstood
afflictions in today's society. Too many people think
of mental illness as a "weakness." Nothing
could be further from the truth. These are true illnesses
- brain diseases.
Relationships, work, school and home life can suffer
as a result of mental illnesses. Thousands of people
live with mental illnesses every day, and some are not
even aware, themselves, of the problem. However, unlike
the images we often see in books, on television and
at the movies, many people with mental illnesses can
lead productive, fulfilling lives with proper treatment
and support. Making the decision to seek or continue
treatment is a positive step toward improving your quality
of life. Help is but a phone call away.
If you or someone you love needs help with mental illness
and/or problems with chemical dependency or general
counseling, please call our facility today for a confidential
assessment. We want to help you or assist you in locating
the right source. We can be reached at 360-704-7170
or 1-800-825-4820.
Mission
Statement: Behavioral Health Resources responds
to community needs by enhancing people's abilities to
lead healthy lives through education, advocacy and comprehensive
mental health and chemical dependency services.
Our Vision:
As a community mental health and addiction recovery
services center, we strive for excellence in the services
we provide and are a strong advocate for new services
that address the changing needs of our community. The
standard by which we will measure our success is the
ability of our clients to live healthful lives within
their communities. We commit ourselves to a lasting
relationship with our South Sound neighbors and effective
care for individual and families.
Our Values:
• Personal Responsibility
• Individual Value
• Service
• Integrity
• Wisdom
BHR does not collect or store any information about users of this Website.
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