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Brookhaven Hospital is a comprehensive mental health center that treats adults struggling with addictions, eating disorders, depression, anxiety, TBI, and many other behavioral and neurologic disorders. Please contact us today if you or someone you love is in need of help. (888) 298-HOPE

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What Our Patients Say

"I want to thank everyone at Brookhaven for helping me restore me. I would really recommend your facility to anyone else I know or even a stranger. All of your staff are so gentle with everyone and really seemed to understand what I go through on a daily basis. If I ever should stumble too far again, I know where I will return for help."

- Jodi J.

"I wish to thank you for letting me stay in the house when I had no place to go - it offered me a transition from hospital to life during which I experienced break through and learned skills that have made all the difference in recovery."

- Ginny A.

Thank you for all your help and guidance. Your works and effort are so appreciated. You all have made this a wonderful experience.

- Olga R.

"To all the staff at Brookhaven: I'd like to thank each of you for all your support, care and concern during my stay. I will always appreciate you as well as lift you up in prayer. May God bless and keep you all."

- Mark S.

"I have heartfelt gratitude for the care and counseling our son received at Brookhaven. Yesterday was his 36th birthday, and he continues to do very well. Please convey our deepest thanks to the other staff."

- Nick C.

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By Griffen Sparks On August 21st, 2018

Moderate exercise helps mental health, but too much can be a bad thing

A new study has confirmed something many have suspected for decades: exercise can help improve mental health, especially among those with depression. According to the findings published in The Lancet Psychiatry, adults who regularly exercised saw an average of 1.5 fewer days of poor mental health each month compared to those who did not exercise.…

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Events

August 24 @ 8:00 am

2018 Eastern Oklahoma VA Mental Health Summit

On August 24th, Brookhaven will be exhibiting at the 2018 Eastern Oklahoma VA Mental Health Summit in Tulsa. The purpose of the Mental Health Summit is to bring together key stakeholders in the community with the goal of enhancing access to mental health services and addressing the mental healthcare needs of Veterans and their family…

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September 5 @ 11:30 am

Hope Promotion as the Common Factor of All Successful Interventions

As part of Brookhavens monthly professional seminar series on September 5, 2018 Ric Munoz, JD, MSW will present "Hope Promotion as the Common Factor of All Successful Interventions." This presentation will be a guide for mental health professionals who wish to learn how to use hope theory in their therapy sessions. Participants will learn hope…

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