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Central Florida Behavioral Health Network

Managing a quality behavioral health system of care that brings hope, help
& recovery to individuals

CFBHN is committed to providing creative and breakthrough solutions for our communities. We are committed to use our capacity for rapid change and flexibility to produce desired results. We are curious and have a willingness to embrace possibilities while maintaining a commitment to making meaningful changes which are the hallmarks of our work. With our learning and sharing of knowledge, we contin

ually are led to new goals and opportunities. At CFBHN, we are committed to the maximization of all resources with which we are entrusted.

06/24/2026

CFBHN's Luis Rivas joined Judge Robert Ostrov and regional leaders when they recently connected in Clewiston for a roundtable discussion to launch Hendry county's first Mental Health Court.

This collaborative initiative aims to divert individuals facing mental health challenges away from jail and into dedicated treatment and recovery programs.

Thank you to Refuse to Sink, Inc., U.S. Sugar, and all the local stakeholders working together to build a safer, more supportive community!

Photo 1: CFBHN's VP of Behavioral Health Services, Luis Rivas; Grant Coordinator at Hendry County Sheriff's Office, Yvette Wingate; Judge Robert Ostrov; CEO of Crisis Prevention & Empowerment, Heather Cross, MA, CAP, and Tyler Lovejoy, Deputy Chief Assistant State Attorney for the Twentieth Judicial Circuit.
Photo 2: Luis Rivas and Estella Aguilar, Peer Support Specialist, Crisis Prevention & Empowerment
Photo 3: Luis Rivas and Edwin Melendez, Florida Department of Health, Drug Free Hendry County.

06/23/2026

𝐌𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐚𝐥 𝐇𝐞𝐚𝐥𝐭𝐡 𝐀𝐰𝐚𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐬𝐬 𝐌𝐨𝐧𝐭𝐡 𝐑𝐞𝐟𝐥𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧

Mental Health Awareness Month may have ended, but the importance of mental wellness continues every day. CFBHN remains committed to supporting access to care, promoting recovery, and fostering resilience throughout our communities. Thank you to everyone who helps raise awareness and support mental health year-round.

06/20/2026

The Provider Spotlight is shining on Suncoast Center, Inc.!

Andy received services from the FACT team through Suncoast Center, Inc. The FACT (Florida Assertive Community Treatment) team at Suncoast Center provides intensive, community-based care and wrap-around services for adults living with severe and persistent mental illnesses, especially those who struggle with traditional outpatient therapies.

Andy wrote this on an anonymous survey, "Great services provided for me. I have an great treatment team of skilled professionals, staff members who are helping me in a way that truly does help. I feel like I am progressing and have a lot of hope for the future."

06/19/2026

Celebrating New Beginnings & Healing Communities! 🌟💙

On May 29, we were honored to join in celebrating the incredible impact of the Adele Gilbert and Darlington Residential Treatment Facilities! These vital spaces provide a safe haven, 24/7 care, and rehabilitation for individuals on their journey toward mental health recovery and independence.

The event featured powerful remarks from Gulf Coast JFCS leadership and esteemed community partners, highlighting how collaboration creates real change:

🎤 Nicole Guincho, LMHC, CAP (VP of Clinical Services), kicked off the celebration by sharing the vision behind expanding behavioral health programs.
👮‍♂️ Captain Toni Roach (Pasco County Sheriff's Office, Retired & CIT Coordinator), spoke to the life-changing power of diverting individuals in crisis away from the justice system and into supportive care.
✨ Our Stories: The most moving moments came directly from Adele and Darlington clients, who bravely shared their personal journeys of resilience and healing.
🌱 Dr. Sandra Braham (CEO), closed the ceremony with an inspiring reminder of what is possible when a community unites to uplift its most vulnerable members.

Named in memory of Gulf Coast JFCS's beloved lifelong volunteer and board member, Adele Gilbert, these facilities stand as a testament to compassion, dignity, and hope. Thank you to everyone who supports our mission to strengthen families and transform lives!

Photo 1: Adele Gilbert's daughter, Stefanie Gilbert and CFBHN's COO, Kent Runyon.
Photo 2: Toni Roach, former CFBHN board member

06/18/2026

CFBHN was pleased to participate in the Acute Care Meeting hosted by David Lawrence Centers in Collier County on Thursday, June 4. These collaborative discussions bring together partners committed to strengthening the behavioral health continuum and improving access to timely, coordinated care for individuals experiencing mental health and substance use crises.

By working together, providers and community stakeholders can continue advancing solutions that support recovery and improve outcomes across Southwest Florida.

📸: Kerri Fisher, LMHC, Senior Program Manager of Special Projects; LaTasha Cohen, Community Manager; and Lizette Tabares, VP of Behavioral Health Services

06/16/2026

Website Spotlight: Prevention Starts with Education and Community

A key feature on CFBHN’s new website homepage is the Prevention Services link. It takes you to pages that focus on how substance misuse can be stopped before it becomes a crisis. Through education, outreach, and community-based programs, CFBHN supports healthier choices and stronger communities across the SunCoast.

Prevention isn’t just about avoiding harm—it’s about building resilience, connection, and long-term well-being.

Learn more about prevention efforts and resources at cfbhn.org.

06/13/2026

The Provider Spotlight is shining on the Crisis Center of Tampa Bay.

Success 4 Kids & Families (S4KF) officially merged into the Crisis Center of Tampa Bay and now operates as a core service area within the Crisis Center, providing expanded behavioral and emotional counseling, case management, and psycho-educational support for children, teens, and young adults in the Tampa Bay area

"Nancy" received care coordination for her son through S4KF and wrote the following comment on an anonymous survey, "Great experience with Success 4 Kids and Families. My son was able to get what he needed and we were assisted throughout on how to navigate and find the help/services."

06/11/2026

✅ CFBHN and all of Florida’s Behavioral Health Managing Entities are nationally accredited, holding themselves to the highest ethical standards to ensure integrity, transparency, and top-quality care in behavioral health.

📊 They make sure providers meet national benchmarks, delivering real results while being smart with taxpayer dollars.

Read the Tax Watch report: https://tinyurl.com/mukx93jj

06/10/2026

We are grateful for the leadership and expertise that Clara Reynolds brings to CFBHN’s Board of Directors. As President & CEO of Crisis Center of Tampa Bay, Clara has dedicated her career to strengthening behavioral health services and supporting individuals and families throughout our community.

With more than 19 years of nonprofit leadership experience, a background in social work, psychology, and business administration, and recognition as a respected thought leader in the field, Clara offers invaluable insight and guidance. Her commitment to expanding access to care, advancing innovative solutions, and improving lives helps strengthen CFBHN’s mission and impact across the region.

Thank you, Clara, for your service, leadership, and dedication to behavioral health.

06/09/2026

CFBHN's Kent Runyon, Luis Rivas, and Lizette Tabares recently attended the 2026 World Conference on Quality and Improvement (WCQI) in Orlando, hosted by the American Society for Quality (ASQ) which took place May 17 - 20, 2026.

The conference brought together professionals from across industries to explore innovative solutions, continuous improvement strategies, leadership development, and emerging trends shaping the future of organizational excellence.

Through educational sessions, networking, and collaboration, WCQI empowers attendees with tools and insights to create meaningful impact within their organizations and communities. CFBHN is grateful for opportunities to learn, grow, and bring new ideas back to the communities we serve.

Pictured below: Lizette Tabares, Vice President of Behavioral Health Services, Kent Runyon, Chief Operating Officer, and Luis Rivas, Vice President of Behavioral Health Services

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Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

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