Northlake Behavioral Health System

As we bid farewell to @JoNell King, our beloved Director of Nursing and Northlake Employee of over 30 years, we congratulate Michael Zeringue on his promotion to Director of Nursing. We thank JoNell for her dedication and excellence in service. She has been an exceptional mentor, and we wish her a relaxing retirement. We are confident in Michael's ability to lead the clinical team and provide quality, compassionate care to our patients. #Northlakebh #excellenceinservice #nursing #mentalhealth

Dear LinkedIn community, As we commemorate Memorial Day, it is essential to reflect upon and honor the sacrifices made by our fallen heroes. This day holds great significance, not just as a time of remembrance but also as an opportunity to support our veterans who have served our country. Memorial Day can evoke deep emotions for many veterans, reminding them of loss, grief, and personal battles. Our responsibility is to foster a culture of understanding, empathy, and acceptance towards these brave individuals. By doing so, we can create an environment where every veteran feels valued, appreciated, and supported. At Northlake Behavioral Health System, we recognize the importance of ensuring veterans' well-being, particularly in mental health and co-occurring substance abuse. Our commitment extends beyond today as we strive to provide the necessary resources and support for their healing. Let us stand united in our efforts to make a positive difference in the lives of veterans. Through our actions and advocacy, we can build a society that values the contributions and sacrifices of our servicemen and servicewomen. On this Memorial Day, let's reflect, honor, and support our veterans. Together, we can make a lasting impact and shape a future where their well-being is safeguarded. Warm regards, Joe Buckley, CEO #VeteransMentalHealth #MentalHealthMatters #SupportOurVeterans #MemorialDay #NorthlakeBehavioralHealthSystem

🌍 Supporting Healing and Resilience: In honor of BIPOC Awareness Month, let's recognize the importance of culturally sensitive therapy in empowering Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities to heal and grow from various traumatic experiences. These shared experiences have deeply impacted the fabric of their culture, and we must provide the necessary support. We can foster healing processes through tailored therapy modalities, strengthen resilience, and overcome the burdens of past and generational trauma. Let us stand together in embracing the transformative power of therapy for a brighter and more inclusive future. 🌟✨ #BIPOCAwarenessMonth #CulturallySensitiveTherapy #SupportHealingAndResilience #NorthlakeBH

The American Nurses Association theme this year is, "Nurses Make the Difference". Northlake Behavioral Health System joins American Nurses Association to honor the incredible nurses who embody the spirit of compassion and care in every healthcare setting.  "I am honored and so proud to acknowledge our nurses. Please join me in celebrating our nurses here at Northlake Behavioral Health System who contribute to providing expert care, support patient safety, and advance the practice of Nursing. It is a privilege for me to be the Leader of Nursing Service at Northlake, and to be able to work with this outstanding group of Nurses." -Jo Nell J. King, RN, MSN Director of Nursing.

Most Common OCD Myths Debunked. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is often misunderstood and misrepresented in popular culture and everyday conversations. Let’s bust some common myths about OCD and reveal the truths behind them. #NorthlakeBH #OCD #MentalHealthMyths https://lnkd.in/gMcSF7Up

At Northlake Behavioral Health System, we are thrilled to share that we are pushing forward in 2024 with an unwavering focus on the well-being and safety of our patients. As part of our growth and progress, we are expanding our training department to ensure our staff is equipped with the latest knowledge and best practices in healthcare. We believe that investing in our team leads to even better care for our patients. To learn more about our commitment to safety, our plans for expanding outpatient offerings, and our advocacy for mental health, we invite you to visit our website: https://lnkd.in/gsyFawMi Thank you for your continued support and trust in Northlake Behavioral Health System. Together, we are making a difference in the lives of our patients and our community. 🌟💙 #NorthlakeBehavioralHealth #PatientCare #CommunityHealth #QualityCare

As we approach the end of 2023, let's reflect on everything that made this year meaningful. I'm honored to be the Director of Nursing at Northlake and am passionate about our patients and staff. Quality patient care is our commitment. Congratulations to @Michael McLain RN, @Dernsta Registre RN, and @Marcus Bateman RN for their Nursing Excellence Awards. We are excited to continue our work in 2024. -Jo Nell J. King, RN, MSN, Director of Nursing, Northlake Behavioral Health System

As we close 2023 and embark on 2024, I wish our incredible patients, their families, and the communities we serve a very happy new year! Our commitment to service and patient care remains unwavering as we enter the new year. We are thrilled to continue serving everyone across the great state of LA. To our employees, thank you for your dedication and commitment to the vision of NLBH—happy New Year from Joe Buckley, CEO of Northlake Behavioral Health System.

At this most reflective time, we at NBHS want to say "Thanks". We here at Northlake Behavioral Health System want to send our blessings and reflections on all that our community has bestowed upon us . We are humbled and grateful for the opportunity to serve this community in this season of Thanksgiving. As your community partner, we have the resources and the expertise to serve you. Blessings and more, Joe Buckley- CEO

Dear Northlake team, I am deeply grateful for being part of such an incredible team. I wish each and every one of you a Merry Christmas filled with peace. #MerryChristmas #NorthlakeBehavioralHealthSystem #NorthlakeBH #Holidays #BehavioralHealth #Christmas2023