A strong support system can make all the difference. At Endeavor Health Behavioral Health, offer a variety of resources and tools to support our patients, families and others involved in the mental health recovery process. Our goal is to help you feel supported, informed and ready to take an active role in the healing process.

Whole-person, family-centered support

Learn how to respond to a mental health or substance use challenge with confidence. Our Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) classes give you proven tools to make a difference in someone's life. You will learn how to identify signs of a challenge, provide initial support and connect someone to the care they need. This training empowers you to help when it matters most.

Explore our training

To help provide a seamless care experience, our team can assist with insurance coordination for appropriate, timely and covered treatment. Before starting treatment, it's recommended to contact your insurance for details, and we will confirm your benefits when you start treatment at Endeavor Health Behavioral Health.

Learn about accepted insurance plans

Parenting Unplugged podcast
On our "Parenting Unplugged" podcast, you will hear from our team of behavioral health clinicians. We talk through the common challenges of parenting and offer guidance you can use in your daily life. Our goal is to give you tools and confidence to help support your child’s wellbeing.

View all podcasts on Youtube or Spotify.

SOAR support group 
Your guidance is a key part of your teen’s recovery. Our Supporting Our Adolescents in Recovery (SOAR) group gives you clear, practical strategies to stay engaged, strengthen communication and manage challenges at home.

This is a four-week group for parents and caregivers of teens in our hospital-based programs. You will leave with tools you can use right away for goal-setting, crisis management, open communication and setting healthy boundaries.

Education library

Find the guidance you need in our library of articles, videos and guides. You will get expert insights and practical strategies to support your loved ones on their mental health journey.

Browse our resources

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Inpatient behavioral health packing list

To help maintain a safe and supportive environment, we have specific guidelines on what you can bring for an inpatient stay. These help ensure safety and focus on your treatment.

If friends or family are dropping off items, they must do so during visiting hours. Please have them contact your inpatient psychiatric program for specific times. Please limit your belongings to what will fit in two belonging bags, as we cannot accept suitcases.

Loose, comfortable clothing that can be layered is recommended. Washers and dryers are available.

Clothing not allowed:

  • No strings, bungee cords or laces
  • No hoodies of any kind
  • No boots of any kind
  • Shorts, skirts and dresses must have an inseam of 5 inches or longer
  • Clothing may not depict drug, alcohol, weapons, political or horror themes

Clothing permitted:

  • Shirts (max 2)
  • Pants or long non-spandex shorts (max 2)
  • Underwear (max 3)
  • Ankle socks or footies (max 3)
  • Bras with straps that do not detach from one or both sides (max 2)
  • Sweater or sweatshirt (max 1)
  • Pajamas (max 1)
  • Slip-on or non-laced shoes or slippers (1 pair)

Toiletries are provided, but you may bring your own if they are travel size (4 oz. or less), limit one of each. Containers must list ingredients, and alcohol may not be in the first three ingredients.

Toiletries not allowed:

  • No pumps
  • No glass or metal containers
  • No styling tools (blow dryers, flat irons, curling irons, etc.)
  • No outside feminine products (hospital-issued items are available)

Toiletries permitted:

  • Toothbrush (non-electric)
  • Toothpaste
  • Soap or body wash
  • Body lotion
  • Deodorant
  • Shampoo and conditioner
  • Hairbrush or comb
  • Facial cleanser or moisturizer
  • Makeup: 1 non-pencil eyeliner, 1 mascara, 1 lip balm and 1 lip gloss

Supportive or personal items not allowed:

  • No stuffed animals
  • No towels, washcloths or linens
  • No pillows
  • No balloons
  • No food, candy or gum

Supportive or personal items permitted:

  • Handwritten notes or letters
  • Pet photos
  • Greeting cards
  • Flowers in plastic containers only (flowers are kept at the nurse's station and are not allowed in patient rooms)
Support & Therapy Groups

Additional support

We offer a variety of resources to help you feel supported — whether you’re looking for connection, guidance or a safe space to heal.

Mental and emotional support for people facing similar challenges, whether you’re a patient, family member or friend.

View support groups

Therapist-led sessions for teens and adults that embrace healthy coping strategies and meaningful actions in a group setting.

View therapy groups

Frequently asked questions

Children and teens may show signs of emotional or behavioral distress in different ways. Look for changes like withdrawal from friends or activities, sudden mood swings, trouble sleeping, declining school performance or frequent physical complaints like headaches or stomach aches. If something feels off, trust your instincts — it’s okay to reach out for help

Start by listening without judgment and offering reassurance that they’re not alone. Encourage them to talk about how they’re feeling and remind them that seeking help is a sign of strength. You can also help them find professional support at Endeavor Health, and make sure you take care of your own wellbeing in the process.

We offer a range of behavioral health services, from counseling to crisis support. In addition, we offer parenting support groups, therapy groups for patients and free mental health resources. Visit our Behavioral Health page to explore care options.

Assess your mental health

Our Health Aware assessments offer a quick, confidential way to identify symptoms of anxiety, depression or addiction and recommend appropriate next steps based on your results.

AnxietyAware

“I want to know if I have anxiety so I can get relief and get on with life.”

Assess your risk
DepressionAware

“I want to know if I have depression so I can treat it and feel better.”

Assess your risk
AddictionAware

“I want to know if I have an addiction issue so I can take charge of my life.”

Assess your risk

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Request an evaluation

Our confidential behavioral health evaluation, conducted by a licensed counselor, evaluates your symptoms to better understand your needs. The information gathered guides the creation of your personalized treatment plan. Getting started is simple — request an evaluation online or call us to schedule a time that works for you.

Request evaluationCall 847-HEALING (847-432-5464)