Information about your health is private. And it should remain private. That is why this healthcare institution is required by federal and state law to protect the privacy of your health information.

We offer services related to general mental health, Severe Mental Illness, Abuse and Co-Occurring Disorders among many other mental related ailments.

Global Heavens LLC provides a place for you to intern, to thrive and continue your professional development. If behavioral health services and improving lives is your passion, we are happy to have you join us

Global Heavens LLC has effective employment programs targeting individuals with mental illness. We encourage their interest and build on their confidence by offering jobs consistent with individual work goals and skills on-demand.

There are numerous signs that you may want to seek help. You may start to wonder about needing behavioral health help when you feel overwhelmed and unable to cope with daily living. You may have lost interest in activities you normally enjoy, worry excessively, sleep poorly, think unusual thoughts or become unusually forgetful.
In severe situations, family, friends or doctors may express concern about you. "You just don't seem like yourself. What's wrong?" They may tell you your drinking is out of control or that you've become irritable and angry. Or they may simply pull away from you, leaving you feeling abandoned and alone.

Many people are anxious and embarrassed when they become aware that their personal problems may require the help of behavioral health professionals. It is very easy to think, "this will just go away sooner or later, " or "I just have a bad attitude and I need to try harder." Some people are angry with loved ones or doctors that suggest counseling or psychological help. We now know that behavioral health problems are medical concerns, not issues of attitude, ability or strength of character. If someone who cares about you expresses concern for your well-being, thank them and seek further evaluation.

Your call will be answered by a behavioral health professional who can discuss your concerns and problems. This call is confidential and will provide you with information to better understand and plan positive options.

Absolutely. We're here to help you, even it that means helping you get services elsewhere.

If the questions above or others have crossed your mind, here's something you may not know: Behavioral health problems are medical problems, no different from infections, high blood pressure, diabetes or asthma. The difference is that behavioral illnesses are disorders of the brain and nervous system that affect mood, thought, behavior and relationships.

About 20 percent of the U.S. population are affected by behavioral disorders during a given year - more people than all cancers or respiratory conditions. Only cardiovascular diseases has a slightly greater prevalence.

The bottom line is this: you are finding out if you have a chemical imbalance or disorder of the brain, not a problem with your character or attitude!