Behavioral Health

Behavioral health is the result of our daily

learned habits and its effect on our overall

well-being, emotions, biology, and behavior.

It’s often interchanged with mental health,

but is a far more wide-reaching term that

encompasses not just our wellness as it relates

to our mental health, but the way our thoughts

and actions play out in day-to-day lives.

Positive behavioral health can be defined as

engaging in behaviors that help you maintain

an evenly balanced mental and physical state.

Exercising, eating a healthy diet, and taking

appropriate steps to manage an existing

disease, injury or ailment is the best way to

keep a healthy balance in your life and sustain

good behavioral health.

There are a multitude of symptoms of poor

behavioral health that can negatively impact an

individual’s overall well-being. In many cases,

these symptoms include troubling behaviors

associated with mental illness such as:

• Eating Disorder

• Substance use

• Social isolation

• Anxiety and phobias

• Inconsistent sleep habits

• Poor hygiene

Proper treatment can help someone with

behavioral health issues realize their full

potential, enjoy productive work, and better

cope with the stresses inherent in everday life.

We have licensed clinical social workers and

behavioral health providers available that work

closely with primary care providers to ensure a

discretely coordinated plan of care.