Harbor Point Behavioral Health Center

As we at Harbor Point observe #Juneteenth, we also celebrate victories of the past and recognize challenges of the present.

Last week, Ivory Witherspoon, COO, Sheria Butts, Business Office Director and Michelle Laskey, Director of Business Development, had the honor of presenting two $750 scholarships to Janayah Loveless and Anthony Dixon, Jr, from IC Norcom High School! Janayah and Anthony each wrote an essay about what their biggest obstacle and how they overcame it. It is important to Harbor Point to continue to be good community partners and give back to the youth in our area.

42 kiddos enjoyed an afternoon of music, dancing, fun and delicious treats at this year’s prom. The kids were dressed in their best attire and had a great time!

The kids created wonderful group posters that are displayed through the facility reminding everyone that Harbor Point is a "No Bully" zone.

We’re hiring! Are you ready to take the next step in your career? We're thrilled to announce we will be starting Walk-In Wednesdays now until August 1 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., and then an Open House on Thursdays and Fridays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Learn more about our open positions on our website, https://lnkd.in/eZBgZRxV. We will see you this summer!

Last week, we had a visit from the Teeny Tiny Farm. The farm animals provide the kids with a farm-like experience. The kids got to feed, play with and learn about how to care for each animal. The cow made a "large" impression! The kids and staff had a great time interacting with the animals.

Thank you for the brave men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice. #MemorialDay

Harbor Point had the privilege of hosting members of Senior Leadership including UHS President and CEO Marc D. Miller; Behavioral Health President Matt Peterson; Senior Vice President Roz Hudson; Senior Vice President Jenni Stackhouse; and Regional Vice President Paul Altovilla. Highlights of the day were listening to essays from three Harbor Point youths that shared their personal stories and how Harbor Point has changed their lives. After the essays, the three kids lead the team on a guided tour of the facility. We ended the visit with an Employee Appreciate BBQ. The food was delicious and the company was outstanding. It was a great day, and we are grateful to all that made the day a huge success!

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Here are five tips to help you get through even the toughest weeks. #MHAM2024 #MentalHealthMatters

During the recent Solar Eclipse, several departments worked together with Harbor Point Academy. Science class, the students learned about the effects of the eclipse, and art class, each student created a painting inspired by the spectacle. These were very cool to see!