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Behavioral health care helps people learn about their thoughts, feelings, and actions. This kind of care supports people with many concerns, such as bipolar disorder and schizophrenia.

Bipolar disorder causes strong mood changes. A person may feel very excited or full of energy at times. At other times, they may feel very sad or tired. Behavioral health care helps us see early changes in mood. Behavioral health therapy helps us use tools to cope with mood.

Schizophrenia alters how we think and see the world. It may cause some people to hear, see, or feel things that others do not. Behavioral health care teaches routines, problem‑solving skills, and ways to check thoughts.

This type of care works best with support from doctors, family, and friends. With the right help, people can build trust, help their well-being, and build a happy life. Please call the KFHC Behavioral Health team for more tips at 1.800.391.2000.

Categories: Behavioral health