Updated: 6/23/2020

COVID-19 Helpline PSAs

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Through good times and bad, Central Florida Behavioral Health Network, your managing entity, is here to you to help you take care of your mental health and fight addiction. The last few months have been difficult for everyone, but when you struggle with addiction or mental health, challenging times can seem overwhelming. But you are not alone. Central Florida Behavioral Health Network will connect you to the help you need. Just call the COVID-19 helpline at 844-MY-FLHLP, 844-MY-FLHLP or visit cfbhn.org, that’s cfbhn.org

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Through good times and bad, Central Florida Behavioral Health Network, your managing entity, is here to help you take care of your mental health and fight addiction. The last few months have been difficult for everyone, but when you struggle with addiction or mental health, challenging times can seem overwhelming. But, you are not alone. Central Florida Behavioral Health Network will connect you to the help you need. Just call the COVID-19 helpline at 844-MY-FLHLP or visit cfbhn.org, that’s cfbhn.org

Posted 02/25/2020

COVID-19 PSAs

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How would you like to receive daily text messages to help improve your mental and emotional health? CFBHN has partnered with Cope Notes to provide a two week free trial. Go to cfbhn.copenotes.com to learn more.

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There is so much about COVID-19 that is unknown. But during this uncertain time one thing that we can be sure about and that’s doing your best to take care of yourself. Remember to eat well and don’t rely on alcohol or substances to cope with stress. Follow CDC and Florida Department of Health guidelines for social distancing. If you need support for behavioral health needs, call Central Florida Behavioral Health Network, your managing entity, or visit cfbhn.org. We are all in this together and together, we will make it through.

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Hey there, Queen B here. There’s so much about COVID-19 that’s unknown. But, during this uncertain time, one thing we can be sure about and that’s doing your best to take care of yourself. Remember to eat well and don’t rely on alcohol or substances to cope with stress. Follow CDC and Florida Department of Health guidelines for social distancing. If you need support for behavioral health needs, call Central Florida Behavioral Health Network, your managing entity, or visit cfbhn.org. We’re all in this together and together, we’ll make it through.

Opioid Abuse Prevention PSAs

Spot One – 30 Seconds

Transcript: It’s time to take a more active role in your health care. Hey there. Queen B. Learn how to safe use and store opioids to prevent addiction. Before you take an opioid, ask these five questions. Am I at risk for addiction? Will something else work? How long will I be taking them? Are you prescribing the lowest possible dose? and What’s the plan to taper me off? The longer you take opioids the higher the chance for addiction. For more information and resources on opioid addiction, visit cfbhn.org. That’s cfbhn.org. This message is supported by the Central Florida Behavioral Health Network.

Spot Two – 30 Seconds

Transcript: It’s time to take control of your care. Queen B here. For over 20 years, the Central Florida Behavioral Health Network has helped to manage behavioral health and bring hope to individuals, families and communities. Learn the benefits and dangers of opioids. Ask questions. Don’t just listen. Have a conversation with your own doctor or dentist and take a more active role in your health care. For more information and resources on opioid addiction, visit cfbhn.org. That’s cfbhn.org. This message is supported by the Central Florida Behavioral Health Network.

Spot Three – 34 seconds

Transcript: It’s time to talk about the hidden dangers of opioids. Addiction can happen fast. Dependence can start in as little as seven days. So talk with your doctor or dentist about alternative pain control treatments. And, if you need to take opioids, learn how to safely use and store them. Opioid addiction is a problem we can’t ignore. Take control of your care. For more information and resources on opioid addiction, go to cfbhn.org. That’s cfbhn.org. This message supported by the Central Florida Behavioral Health Network.

Spot Four – 30 seconds

Transcript: It’s time to take control of your care. Hey there. Queen B. For over 20 years the Central Florida Behavioral Health Network has helped to manage behavioral health and bring hope to individuals, families and communities. Learn the benefits and dangers of opioids. Ask questions. Don’t just listen. Have a conversation with your own doctor or dentist and take a more active role in your health care. For more information and resources on opioid addiction, visit cfbhn.org. That’s cfbhn.org. This message is supported by the Central Florida Behavioral Health Network.