The local behavioral health authority for mental health, substance use, & crisis services within Dallas, Ellis, Hunt, Kaufman, Navarro, and Rockwall counties.
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ALT Majestic American flag waving against a bright blue sky, symbolizing freedom and patriotism.
ALT Flyer for NAMI North Texas Mental Health Symposium on Tuesday, November 17 at the Plano Event Center, 2000 East Spring Creek Parkway in Plano, Texas. Flyer has a QR code for registration, or visit https://mhsymposium.com/index.html
ALT Hope Rising Conference in Kaufman on Nov 10, 2026 at FBC Kaufman focuses on bridging mental health and faith with expert talks and community support. Flyer features a bridge at sunrise in shades of blue and gold.
ALT Schedule for Hope Rising Conference in Kaufman on November 10, 2026, details sessions on mental health, faith, and education with keynote speakers and CEU credits. Logo features a bridge at sunrise in shades of blue and gold.
ALT Diverse group of smiling people of various ages and ethnicities standing closely together against a plain background.
ALT Flyer for NAMI North Texas Mental Health Symposium on Tuesday, November 17 at the Plano Event Center, 2000 East Spring Creek Parkway in Plano, Texas. Flyer has a QR code for registration, or visit https://mhsymposium.com/index.html
ALT Mental Health First Aid class listens attentively to Josh Munkeby presenting in a classroom setting with a projected slide on the screen.
ALT The North Texas Behavioral Health Authority's Hunt County Living Room is located in a historic grey brick house with white trim at 2914 Wesley Street, at the corner of Wesley Street and Templeton Street in Greenville, Texas. The porch is decorated with pots of yellow and purple chrysanthemums and blue and white balloon garlands.
ALT Jubilant members of the Greenville, Texas Chamber of Commerce celebrate as staff members of the North Texas Behavioral Health Authority cut a green ribbon, marking the opening of the Hunt County Living Room at 3914 Wesley Street, Greenville, Texas.
ALT Green street signs with white letters under a beautiful blue Texas sky mark the corner of Wesley Street and Templeton Street, where the North Texas Behavioral Health Authority's Hunt County Living Room is located at 3914 Wesley Street in Greenville, Texas.
ALT The North Texas Behavioral Health Authority's Hunt County Living Room is located in a historic grey brick house with white trim at 2914 Wesley Street, at the corner of Wesley Street and Templeton Street in Greenville, Texas. The porch is decorated with pots of yellow and purple chrysanthemums and blue and white balloon garlands.
ALT Jubilant members of the Greenville, Texas Chamber of Commerce celebrate as staff members of the North Texas Behavioral Health Authority cut a green ribbon, marking the opening of the Hunt County Living Room at 3914 Wesley Street, Greenville, Texas.
ALT Green street signs with white letters under a beautiful blue Texas sky mark the corner of Wesley Street and Templeton Street, where the North Texas Behavioral Health Authority's Hunt County Living Room is located at 3914 Wesley Street in Greenville, Texas.
ALT Diverse group of smiling people of various ages and ethnicities standing closely together against a plain background.
ALT Hope Rising Conference in Kaufman on Nov 10, 2026 at FBC Kaufman focuses on bridging mental health and faith with expert talks and community support. Flyer features a bridge at sunrise in shades of blue and gold.
ALT Schedule for Hope Rising Conference in Kaufman on November 10, 2026, details sessions on mental health, faith, and education with keynote speakers and CEU credits. Logo features a bridge at sunrise in shades of blue and gold.
ALT Flyer for Beacon of Light Conference on Thursday, November 5 at St. Andrew Methodist Church from 8:00 to 2:00 features a person standing with arms raised at sunrise over a mountain, in shades of blue, green, and gold
ALT Conference schedule lists sessions on mental health, faith, and suicide prevention with times and speakers from 8:00am to 2:00pm. on November 5 at St. Andrew Methodist Church in Plano, Texas.
ALT Flyer in Spanish for a trauma recovery training event on Thursday, October 29, 2026, at Creekside Church in Midlothian, Texas, hosted by North Texas Behavioral Health Authority. Background is a watercolor-like motif in aqua, lilac, and pink.
ALT Orange prescription bottle tipped over with red and blue capsules spilling out on white background beside DEA National Rx Take Back event details. Includes link to find locations in your area.
ALT Flyer in Spanish shows a prescription bottle tipped over with red and blue capsules spilling out beside DEA National Rx Take Back event details for October 24 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Includes a link to find locations in your area
ALT Orange prescription bottle tipped over with red and blue capsules spilling out on white background beside DEA National Rx Take Back event details. Includes link to find locations in your area.
ALT Flyer in Spanish shows a prescription bottle tipped over with red and blue capsules spilling out beside DEA National Rx Take Back event details for October 24 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Includes a link to find locations in your area
ALT Front door with decorative glass featuring a star, flanked by white planters filled with autumn leaves and surrounded by pumpkins and gourds on a brick porch.
ALT Cozy living room with two brown leather sofas, a matching armchair, and a TV on a cabinet under an arched wall niche.
ALT Rustic wooden dining table with eight matching chairs under a decorative chandelier in a classic dining room with French doors that open to the foyer of the house.
ALT Bedroom with two twin beds, white bedding, a green throw, a dark wooden dresser, a landscape painting and a ceiling fan under soft natural light.
ALT Flyer for a half-day training on gas station drugs, highlighting risks of legal substances and opioid awareness with free Narcan offered features Impact Communities logo and NTBHA logo.
ALT Flyer for National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on October 24, 2026, from 10am-2pm at Apollo Pharmacy, Corsicana, TX, promoting safe disposal of unwanted medications. Features Impact Communities logo and three red and white medicine capsules.