Every day, individuals and their families come to Charlotte Behavioral Health Care struggling to find hope. We all need hope. The committed, professional staff at Charlotte Behavioral consider it a privilege to assist our community during difficult times and to implement positive changes that make life better.
CBHC opened our doors in 1969, over 40 years ago and has since been a trusted source of hope, help and healing. Charlotte Behavioral Health Care has programs and services in an array of expert care. This includes Crisis, Detoxification, Adult & Children Psychiatrist, Case Management and Court Services. Individualized treatment plans are developed through a collaborative effort between our consumers and our compassionate and experienced staff.
More than 10,000 residents annually utilize the services and programs offered by Charlotte Behavioral Health Care. We offer individualized compassionate care and welcome persons with behavioral health issues, addictions and co-occurring disorders to a personal path of recovery through proven treatment models. Our commitment is to continue to successfully restore hope and change lives with the goal of optimal behavioral health and improved quality of life for all Charlotte County children, adolescents, adults and families.
Main Number
941-639-8300
24-Hour Crisis Line
941-575-0222
Recovery Center/Detox
941-347-6444
Health and law-enforcement officials in Charlotte County agree that less of the drug is on the streets, but it hasn’t equated to a decrease in abuse.
Every year for the last four years, Jay Glynn, CEO of Charlotte County Behavioral Health Care Inc., and his colleagues have gone before state and local government bodies armed with data, hoping that public funding for the various mental health and substance abuse programs run by Charlotte Behavioral Health doesn’t get slashed. But every year, Glynn [...]
The Fred Lang Foundation recently awarded Charlotte Behavioral Health Care with a $25,000 grant to be used for children, adolescents and family services. A portion of this year’s grant will be applied toward funding a new program at CBHC, called (CAST) Coping and Support Training. This is a group therapy curriculum to help kids who are targeted [...]
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