September is a significant month at The Harris Center for many reasons. We are particularly passionate about recognizing both Suicide Prevention Awareness Month and National Recovery Month during this time. While our commitment to the safety and health of those we serve is unwavering year-round, this month presents an opportunity to highlight how we can continue to grow personally and professionally in these critical areas of mental health care.

- Listen to those who are struggling.

- Intervene to keep others safe.

Recently, we had the pleasure of hosting Mayor Whitmire at our Respite, Rehabilitation, and Re-Entry Center today, where we discussed ways to strengthen Harris County's mental health and homelessness systems.

Our Center is dedicated to psychosocial rehabilitation, equipping individuals with mental health diagnoses with the skills they need to live independently and thrive in their communities.

Want to learn more about our programs? Visit our Services to learn more: https://www.theharriscenter.org/services

Dr. Holmes from The Harris Center recently discussed on Fox26 Houston how summer heat can affect our mental well-being, noting Increased irritability and stress, Possible worsening of anxiety due to dehydration, Mood impacts from heat-disrupted sleep.

The Harris Center is here to help. If you're struggling: