Tri-County Behavioral Healthcare

We’re continuing our Season of Gratitude by recognizing the incredible community partners who make a difference every day! This week, we’re recognizing Children’s Safe Harbor for their dedication to supporting children and families through difficult circumstances. Through strong communication, a collaborative referral process, and a shared commitment to youth well-being, we work together to help connect young people with the crisis support and care they need. Thank you for the important work you do to protect and support children in our community. We’re grateful for our partnership and the opportunity to work alongside you to make a meaningful difference in the lives of the youth and families we serve!

This November, as we reflect on all we have to be grateful for, we want to celebrate the incredible community providers and partners who make a lasting difference in the lives of those they serve. Your compassion, dedication, and unwavering commitment to helping others remind us of the power of coming together to support our community. We’re especially grateful to the Conroe Central Library of the Montgomery County Memorial Library System for bringing local agencies together, creating opportunities to share resources, and helping connect people with the support they need. We are deeply grateful for your partnership and the meaningful work we accomplish together every day. Thank you for being a part of what makes our community stronger!

We’re excited to announce our Department Food Drive Challenge to support the Montgomery County Food Bank, Good Shepherd Mission in Huntsville and Spirit of Sharing in Liberty— and we need YOUR help to make it a success! Now through November 30th , we are collecting non-perishable food items and monetary donations to help families in need across our community. Here’s how you can join in: Drop off food donations at your local Tri-County location. Make a donation using the QR code - 100% goes directly to the Montgomery County Food Bank Every can counts, every donation matters, and together, we can make this holiday season a little brighter for our neighbors in need!

Our Tri-County team went all out last week, showing off their creativity and fun costumes, and Halloween spirit! We love seeing our team come together, share some laughs, and make memories along the way. Thanks to everyone who joined in the fun and made this Halloween one to remember!

We’re proud to recognize our team members who received their Longevity Awards, celebrating 3 to 15 years of service with Tri-County Behavioral Healthcare! Thank you for your dedication, compassion, and commitment to supporting the individuals and families in our communities. Your hard work makes a difference every day, and we’re grateful to have you as part of the Tri-County team. Here’s to celebrating your milestones and the meaningful impact you continue to make!

Tri-County’s Consumer Foundation (TCCF) helps meet the unmet needs of children and adults receiving behavioral health and intellectual and developmental disability (IDD) services through Tri-County Behavioral Healthcare. Through the generosity of our supporters, we can help clients access essential resources, overcome challenges, and improve their quality of life. Today, we’re sharing two perspectives that highlight this impact: a testimonial from a client who received assistance and a case manager’s perspective on the difference support has made for their client. Together, we’re meeting essential needs, creating opportunities, and making a difference in the lives of those we serve. Learn more about the Tri-County Consumer Foundation at tccf.us

This month we also recognize Down Syndrome Awareness Month! Down Syndrome is a genetic disorder characterized by developmental delays and learning disabilities. Down Syndrome is caused by a genetic mutation in which a child has an extra copy of chromosome 21 and common features can present differently from person to person. Our Tri-County Behavioral Healthcare staff showed their support this week by wearing blue and yellow and rocking their unique socks to celebrate inclusion, individuality, and the strengths and talents of people with Down Syndrome that make our communities stronger.

Tri-County Behavioral Healthcare congratulates Mrs.Waldo-Sharpen, 8th grade counselor at Moorhead Junior High on receiving the “Whatever it Takes” award from Multisystemic Therapy Services! This recognition is given to individuals who are part of a youth’s recovery team and demonstrate outstanding service and a commitment to supporting them. Your collaboration with our team, advocacy, dedication, and compassion have made a meaningful difference in the lives of the students and families we serve. This recognition is well deserved and a reflection of the impact you make every day. Thank you Mrs.Waldo-Sharpen.

We hope you'll join us for our next IDD Caregiver Support Group meeting on Tuesday, October 27th, from 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM in-person at Tri-County Behavioral Healthcare, Conroe Service Center (233 Sgt. Ed Holcomb Blvd, Conroe), or virtually (scan the QR code). Please RSVP if you plan to attend. We truly appreciate your participation and look forward to continuing to build a supportive and engaging space together!

This week, staff across all our clinics participated in a Candy Corn Guessing Contest! Everyone put their guessing skills to the test for a chance to take home a jar of candy corn. Congratulations to our winners, and thank you to everyone who joined in on the October fun! We love finding ways to bring our team together and build connections across our clinics!

Tri-County Behavioral Healthcare’s IDD Services and Supports is happy to announce our 4TH ANNUAL IDD AWARENESS DAY Featuring IDD’s Got Talent! We’re excited to celebrate FOUR years of inclusion, connection, talent & community! Join us Saturday, March 27th, 2027 for a day created to bring people together and celebrate the incredible individuals who make our community so special. RSVP is now open! You may scan the QR code or click here to RSVP: lp.uniqo.de/IDDAwarenessDayT… For more info, email [email protected] We hope to see you there! #proudly sponsored by H-E-B and The Spirit Cookers

October is Substance Use Prevention Month—a time to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and remind our community that support is available and that substance use is treatable. Prevention starts with education, connection, and knowing where to turn for help. If you or someone you care about is struggling with substance use, you don’t have to face it alone. Tri-County Behavioral Healthcare offers Substance Use Disorder treatment services designed to support individuals on their journey toward recovery and wellness. Learn more about our services and how we can help.

Calling all Star Wars Fans! We’re excited to launch our Star Wars Basket Raffle featuring a basket filled with Star Wars-themed goodies! But this raffle is about more than just a fun prize — it supports a meaningful cause. Every ticket purchased helps support Tri-County’s Consumer Foundation, providing essential resources and assistance to clients in need, including hygiene items, utility assistance, groceries, home repairs, and other daily-living needs. Tickets are on sale now! tcbh.betterworld.org/giveawa… $10 each | 3 for $25 | 7 for $50 Don’t miss your chance to win this awesome basket while helping make a difference in the lives of those we serve! Winner must be able to pick up the basket at Tri-County, 233 Sgt. Ed Holcomb Blvd. S, Conroe. Share with your friends and family and help spread the word!

This Hispanic Heritage Month, we pause to honor and celebrate the diverse cultures, stories, and contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities, as well as the voices within our own Tri-County family. This week, we are proud to highlight Katherine Mendoza Bibb, Multisystemic Therapy Clinical Supervisor, who shares her perspective on breaking down stigma and creating space for more open conversations around mental health and substance use. Her insights remind us that speaking openly, seeking support, and encouraging others to do the same can help create a more understanding and supportive community.

Our Tri-County team came together for the Out of the Darkness Walk, hosted by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP), to raise awareness, spread hope, and show our support for suicide prevention. Every step was a reminder that we are stronger when we walk together and that no one should have to face their struggles alone. Thank you to everyone who joined us and to AFSP for bringing our community together for such a meaningful event.

Throughout September, our Tri-County team came together to share messages of hope, encouragement, strength, and kindness in recognition of Suicide Prevention Month. Staff filled our Wall of Hope with words of support and reminders that no one has to face difficult moments alone. These messages were shared with our clients as a “Take What You Need” wall—giving them an opportunity to take a message of encouragement whenever they needed one. We’re grateful to everyone who took the time to share a little hope.

We hope you'll join us for our next IDD Caregiver Support Group meeting on Tuesday, September 29th, from 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM in-person at Tri-County Behavioral Healthcare, Conroe Service Center (233 Sgt. Ed Holcomb Blvd, Conroe), or virtually (scan the QR code). Please RSVP if you plan to attend. We truly appreciate your participation and look forward to continuing to build a supportive and engaging space together!

Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month! At Tri-County Behavioral Healthcare, we believe that culture, connection, and understanding are an important part of behavioral health. We’re proud to honor the diversity of the communities we serve and recognize the many voices, experiences, and abilities that help make our communities stronger. We remain committed to showing up, listening, and supporting the Hispanic community not just this month, but every day, because representation, inclusions, and access to culturally responsive care matter.

This month we had the opportunity to celebrate some truly deserving members of our Tri-County team through our Staff Appreciation Awards! These staff members were nominated by their coworkers for the dedication, compassion, teamwork, and positive impact they bring to work each day. We’re proud to recognize the people who make Tri-County a stronger, more supportive place—not only for the individuals and families we serve, but for one another.