Every person who chooses to participate in treatment with us follows a unique path toward a healthier future. But our focus on offering personalized services means no one has to walk that path alone. This dedication to making sure that everyone has the steadfast support they need is evident even before treatment begins. The compassionate, service-minded members of our admissions team are wonderful representatives of our facility. Because of them, the moment you contact us, you will begin to see that this is a special place.
Members of the Intake Team featured here:
Cara N., Admissions Specialist
Tiffany V., Admissions Supervisor
Jackie E., Director of Admissions
Kelley R., Admissions Specialist
Michelle S., Admissions Specialist
Click here for more information about our stress-free admissions process: http://ow.ly/6ecr50BH7rP
As the days get shorter and the nights get cooler, we all need to prepare ourselves for flu season. Since the start of the COVID-19 crisis, we've worked diligently to ensure the safety of all who enter our facility. The continued well-being of those we treat will always be our most sacred responsibility. In the months to come, as flu cases increase, we will remain vigilant, and we encourage all individuals, families, and communities to do the same. Get more information on this important topic from the CDC: http://ow.ly/pOcr50BG1jU
When you're struggling with addiction or mental illness, it can be challenging to decide which path will lead you toward a healthier and more hopeful future. Negative emotions such as shame, frustration, or fear can prevent you from moving forward. But please remember this: You are not alone, and the help you need is closer than you know. With one call, you can discover the many options that are available to you and select the ones that best meet your needs. To learn more, contact our admissions team directly. We're available to speak with you 24/7.
Thank you to Healthy Lee, SalusCare, Hope Clubhouse, FGCU, The Center for Progress & Excellence & all who came out to volunteer or attend the first ever “Healthy Minds” pop-up screening event!
We commend our community members for stopping by Healthy Minds to have tough conversations related to mental health. All who participated where able to speak privately with professionals and peers to learn more about how to navigate resources for either themselves or their loved ones.
Together, we can brave the stigma associated with reaching out for help and build healthy & resilient communities!
If you or a loved one may be struggling, remember you are not alone.
See you next Saturday, Oct 3rd in Cape Coral!
When you're unsure about what to expect from treatment, it can be intimidating to take the next step and choose to get help. Take a little bit of time to learn about our treatment experience and how we individualize your care so that we can best meet your needs: http://ow.ly/4obt50BBJoX
Be sure to stop by the Florida Repertory Theatre tomorrow from 9am to 11am for free behavioral health screenings and resiliency toolkits!
We are committed to personal health and wellness at Park Royal Hospital, including breast cancer prevention. This month, we wear pink to raise the conversation around what we can do to promote early detection and support our resilient survivors.
We always like to highlight a message of hope or motivation with the information we share here on Mondays. We do this because we know what a challenge it can be to feel inspired and energized as a new week begins. For the millions of people who have ADHD, though, the fight to remain focused and driven isn't limited to one part of one day. In a recent Psych Central article, two ADHD experts described a few fundamental strategies that can make a significant positive difference: http://ow.ly/5BUF102pNyI
PSYCHCENTRAL.COM
9 Ways for Adults with ADHD to Get Motivated
Today is the last day of Mental Illness Awareness Week 2020. It is also World Mental Health Day. The focus of 2020 WMHD is to promote increased investment in mental health. The most valuable investment any of us can make is to give mental health the attention it deserves. Take the time to increase your knowledge of potential warning signs, and please know that help is always available. Today and every day, devote a bit of attention to self-care, vigilance, and support for your loved ones. For additional information, click here: http://ow.ly/1GfF102oYPB
Today, our Park Royal Employees, Alumni, and community supporters are invited to join us in celebrating World Mental Health Day.
As proud sponsors of NAMI Lee, Charlotte and Hendry Counties NAMI Walks Your Way Virtual Walk we are encouraging donations to support NAMI’s no-cost programs and services in their community. Thank you NAMI for all you do to support mental wellness for all!
NAMIWalks Your Way means what it sounds like: participants get to make NAMIWalks their own. You can walk a 5K—through your neighborhood, around your backyard, on your treadmill. Or you can do something else meaningful and fun to celebrate our virtual walk day.
We encourage participants to take photos and videos and share their activities on social media—use the hashtags #NAMILeeCounty, #NAMIWalks_SWFL, #NotAlone, and #MentalHealthForAll—as a way to stay connected. Together, in the difficult times, we can and will prevail.
So join us today as we celebrate NAMI and Mental Health for All!
Self-care is a crucial component of a healthy lifestyle. But your efforts to maintain and improve your well-being have to include monitoring your mental health. Knowledge and awareness play a key role in this endeavor. Today is National Depression Screening Day. If you believe you might be struggling with symptoms of depression, or if you have been worried about a loved one, taking a moment to complete a screening may be the optimal next step. Learn more about depression screenings here: http://ow.ly/Oj9j102oMSv
When a person struggles with a mental health disorder, getting personalized professional care can lead to significant improvements in their lives. But quality of life can be influenced by many factors. To make a true difference in the lives of all who are impacted by mental illness, each of us must take action to eliminate shame and stigma. We encourage you to raise your voice in support of NAMI's StigmaFree campaign. Learn more and add your name to the StigmaFree pledge: http://ow.ly/DdGQ50BME2u
Did you get your flu shot yet? Flu season is already underway, but it’s not too late to get this year’s vaccine. The CDC recommends the flu shot for everyone age 6 months or older. This year, with the COVID-19 pandemic still impacting communities across the nation, it’s especially important to do all we can to keep ourselves healthy. Give yourself and your loved ones the gift of increased safety and greater peace of mind — get your flu shot today!
Everyone who is healing from a mental health disorder or recovering from addiction is on a unique journey. But no one has to walk this path alone. As you reflect on the progress you've made, it's important to recognize those who have shared support and shown compassion along the way. To promote a mindset of gratitude, we encourage you to join us in the comments and name (or tag) someone who has supported you.
The continuing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has forced us all to make many changes in our lives. Even the process of choosing our elected officials has been impacted. For example, many states have reported record numbers of early voting, including citizens who voted by mail. Still, millions of Americans will be casting their ballots in person on Election Day this year. If you intend to vote in person on November 3, it's important to take a few basic but essential safety precautions. This article contains a wealth of valuable information about protecting your health while voting: http://ow.ly/4f9T102r1Nf
HEALTHLINE.COM
How to Vote Safely in Person This November
Happy Halloween from the staff at Park Royal Hospital! 🍬🎃🦖
Wishing you a safe, happy, and memorable Halloween!
One of the many lessons we've learned this year is that Halloween isn't the only time to wear a mask. With flu season already here, we encourage you to keep yourself safe by using masks that cover your mouth and nose. Check out the CDC website for some basic pointers for making masks from the comfort of home: http://ow.ly/jusA102qQRu
Learn about mental illnesses, the brain, treatment options, and resources to help a loved one living with a mental illness. Participants will also build communication skills, reduce stress, find support and discover the common Stages of Emotional Responses when supporting someone with a mental illness. This workshop meets once a week for 8 weeks and is for family, friends or caretakers of individuals living with a mental illness.
Class Details:
Thursday evenings from 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
March 18th - May 6th, 2021
Registration is required. Individuals interested in attending this class must complete the application.
This is an in-person class and class size is limited to 30 participants.
REGISTER NOW
https://namilee.org/programs/family/
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https://www.nami.org/Your-Journey/Frontline-Professionals
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Frontline Professionals | NAMI: National Alliance on Mental Illness
https://www.uml.edu/news/stories/2020/uml-student-walks-for-mental-health-awareness.aspx
What an inspiring article! When this UML College student experienced challenges not being able to play baseball, he decided to walk 120 miles for Mental Health Awareness. #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness
UML.EDU
UML Student Walks 120 Miles for Mental Health Awareness
Putting the people you care about first is an act of selflessness, but it can also keep you from fulfilling your own needs. Make your mental and physical well-being a priority throughout 2021.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s contributions to the movement for civil rights had a compelling impact that won't soon be forgotten. Dr. King recognized the power of nonviolence in the fight for racial equality for Black people in the U.S. Today, we honor Dr. King's legacy and his vision for an equitable future.
