Behavioral Health Services of Pickens County

06/11/2026

June is Men’s Mental Health Month — a reminder that mental health matters for everyone.

Too often, men are told to “man up,” stay quiet, or push through difficult emotions alone. But stress, anxiety, depression, grief, burnout, and substance use can affect anyone.

Checking in with yourself, or someone you care about, isn’t a weakness. It shows strength.

This month, we encourage everyone to:
✔️ Check in on the men in your life
✔️ Normalize conversations about mental health
✔️ Ask for support when needed
✔️ Remember: struggling silently doesn’t have to be the norm

A simple “How are you really doing?” can matter more than you know.


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05/25/2026

Today, we remember the heroes who gave everything in service to our nation. As you spend time with loved ones this Memorial Day, take a moment to honor those whose sacrifice made these moments possible. From all of us at BHSPC, we wish you a safe and meaningful holiday.

05/23/2026

Congratulations to our RESTORE Community Paramedic, Lane Wood! We appreciate you, Lane and all that you do for our community!

The South Carolina EMS Association is proud to recognize Lane Wood of Pickens County EMS with the 2026 Community Impact Award during EMS Week.

As Pickens County’s first Community Paramedic, Lane has helped strengthen the connection between EMS and the community through preventive care, patient advocacy and long-term support for individuals facing healthcare challenges outside of traditional emergency response situations.

His nomination highlighted his dedication to improving patient outcomes through community outreach, resource coordination and helping connect patients with the care and support they need to improve their quality of life. Lane’s work reflects the evolving role EMS professionals play in addressing healthcare needs beyond the 911 call.

Thank you, Lane, for your dedication to your community and the meaningful impact you continue to make through EMS.

05/23/2026

To the Class of 2026—Congratulations!

You did it. The late nights, hard work, challenges, memories, and milestones brought you here, and we’re cheering you on every step of the way.

As you celebrate this exciting season, remember: the best memories are the ones you actually get to take with you into your future.

Celebrate big. Stay safe. Look out for your friends. Have a plan. And don’t be afraid to be the one who says, “Let’s make the smart choice tonight.”

Your future is bright—and we can’t wait to see where it takes you.

💙 Congratulations, graduates!

05/11/2026

Behind opioid addiction is a person.
- A family. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦
- A future. 🧠

Stigma keeps people silent.
Silence delays help.

Compassion encourages recovery.

Talk. Support. Connect.💬🗣📶

Find local treatment & support services:
🔗 https://SAFEline.EasleyPD.org

05/05/2026

💙 OPIOID ADDICTION IS TREATABLE.

RECOVERY IS POSSIBLE.

Addiction is a medical condition — not a moral failure.

Help is here in our community.

Find local treatment & support services:

🔗 https://SAFEline.EasleyPD.org

05/05/2026

💙 OPIOID ADDICTION IS TREATABLE.
RECOVERY IS POSSIBLE

Addiction is a medical condition — not a moral failure.

Help is here in our community.

Find local treatment & support services:
🔗https://SAFEline.EasleyPD.org

05/01/2026

Sherri and Eric Higham of the Doolin Dalton team stopped by this morning to present BHSPC with a generous check for $9,025!

A portion of these funds will support our Pickens County Youth Board Summer Leadership Training, while the remainder will help provide trauma-related services to those in need.

We are incredibly grateful that the Doolin Dalton team selected our agency as this year’s ride beneficiary. These funds will make a meaningful impact on both our patients and our youth leaders.

04/29/2026

Today is National Fentanyl Awareness Day. This day is about education, prevention, and saving lives. Fentanyl is a powerful synthetic opioid that is often mixed into other substances without a person’s knowledge, making even one use incredibly dangerous.

At Behavioral Health Services of Pickens County, we believe awareness can make a difference. Honest conversations, prevention education, and knowing the risks can help protect our families, friends, and community.

If you or someone you love is struggling with substance use, know that help is available and recovery is possible. You are not alone.

Let’s work together to spread awareness, reduce stigma, and save lives. 💜

04/29/2026

Great morning with our friends from Easley Police Department, FAVOR Upstate, Foothills Fentanyl Fight, and Pickens County Community Paramedic Lane Wood. We gave out 116 Narcan and educational materials to the community in honor of National Fentanyl Awareness Day!