Southeast Florida Behavioral Health Network

Southeast Florida Behavioral Health Network SEFBHN provides assistance to individuals living in Palm Beach, Okeechobee and the Treasure Coast.

Why We Do This:

It's up to us to inspire hope and give it cause. We do that by painting pictures of independence, acknowledging personal strengths, being advocating voices, or sometimes just sharing laughs. To help people achieve recovery and self-sufficiency, we build on their personal strengths and resources. Our goal is to help them be contributing members of their communities, and to have the

ability to pursue relationships, jobs, and recreation, all with independence and self-direction. Our network of service providers includes over forty private and non-profit service agencies that offer a wide variety of science and evidenced based mental health and substance abuse services. This network of providers work collaboratively and in partnership with SEFBHN to create a system of care that is designed to encourage and facilitate the journey through recovery for each individual served. Our Vision:

Our vision is a seamless, accessible, recovery-oriented system of behavioral health care driven by consumers, providers, and other stakeholders, in which innovation and collaboration are the norm and diversified financial resources comfortably support an array of prevention and treatment practices leading to excellent outcomes for individuals served, providers, and the community.

08/31/2026

📣 A Message to the Palm Beach County Recovery Community

As we prepare for an upcoming transition in peer support services, we want to take a moment to recognize and thank Rebel Recovery for their service to the recovery community in Palm Beach County.

Rebel Recovery FL has been a dedicated partner in advancing peer support and has made meaningful contributions to the lives of many individuals and families. Their peers have served as advocates, mentors, and sources of hope, helping strengthen recovery supports throughout our community. We appreciate their commitment and are pleased to see that they will continue serving the community through their Parent Support, CHARS, HIV/HCV Navigation, FLASH, and RADD programs.

Beginning September 1, RiteLife Services will assume responsibility for the delivery of peer support services and peer support certification activities in Palm Beach County. RiteLife brings a strong commitment to recovery-oriented care, lived experience leadership, and community engagement. We are confident in their ability to build upon the strong foundation established by previous providers and continue supporting individuals on their recovery journeys.

While the delivery structure of peer services may evolve over time, our mission remains unchanged: connecting people with compassionate, high-quality peer support that promotes hope, wellness, and recovery. Community members can expect continued access to peer support services, certification opportunities, and a steadfast focus on person-centered care.

We are grateful to both organizations for their dedication to serving our community and look forward to this next chapter in strengthening recovery supports across Palm Beach County.

Together, we remain committed to ensuring that every individual seeking recovery support has access to the services, encouragement, and resources they need to thrive.

📞 For questions regarding peer support services, peer support certification opportunities, or to learn more about RiteLife Services, please contact:

Barbara Moody, CEO
📱 561-503-1323

Miranda Flatt
📱 502-744-0720

Matt Kluckowski
📱 772-321-0979

The RiteLife team is honored to continue serving the Palm Beach County recovery community and looks forward to building upon the strong foundation of peer support that has been established over the years. We are committed to ensuring a seamless transition, maintaining high-quality services, and continuing to provide individuals and families with the hope, support, and resources they need on their recovery journey.

We welcome the opportunity to connect with peers, community partners, providers, and stakeholders as we enter this next chapter together. By working collaboratively and remaining focused on recovery-centered care, we can continue making a meaningful difference in the lives of those we serve.

💙 Thank you to all of the peers, providers, advocates, and community partners who make this work possible.

Thank you for acknowledging our CEO, Ann Berner and all she does for the community.
07/13/2026

Thank you for acknowledging our CEO, Ann Berner and all she does for the community.

Championing Care Close to Home for Our Youth 💙

We are incredibly proud of Ann Berner, President and CEO of SEFBHN, for her ongoing leadership in transforming pediatric mental health care in Palm Beach County. As Ann highlights, securing dedicated Baker Act beds for children under 12 means families no longer have to travel far during a crisis. Her commitment to this collaborative effort ensures our most vulnerable young residents receive timely, compassionate support right here at home.

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If you are looking for services in the Treasure Coast, Okeechobee or Palm Beach County, please check out our provider locator at the link below:

https://sefbhn.org/providerlocator/

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Let’s keep working toward a world where mental health is treated with the compassion and respect it deserves. 💛
If you’re struggling, you’re not alone — reaching out is always okay.

Address

8895 North Military Trail, Suite E102
Palm Beach Gardens, FL
33410

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm

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