Alabama Department of Mental Health

Alabama Department of Mental Health This ADMH profile was created to share mental health information, news and events with the public.

The Alabama Department of Mental Health serves more than 200,000 Alabama citizens with mental illnesses, intellectual disabilities and/or substance use disorders each year through a network of state facilities and contract community providers. The department also strives to create awareness and educate the public about mental health issues in order to overcome stigmas often faced by people with mental illnesses, intellectual disabilities and/or substance use disorders.

Crisis Call Training for Emergency Communications Centers! Do you work in a 911 or emergency dispatch center? This 8-hou...
08/29/2026

Crisis Call Training for Emergency Communications Centers! Do you work in a 911 or emergency dispatch center? This 8-hour course helps you spot calls with mental health concerns and equips you with practical assessment and intervention skills. https://buff.ly/Dz5AviZ

Evidence-based therapies such as Microcurrent Neurofeedback (MCN) services are offered at no cost to veterans, both in-o...
08/29/2026

Evidence-based therapies such as Microcurrent Neurofeedback (MCN) services are offered at no cost to veterans, both in-office and through a mobile service unit. Call 205-578-2028 for counseling; 205-259-6215 for Microcurrent Neurofeedback. Learn more at https://buff.ly/sfVijNm

The Alabama Department of Mental Health and the State of Alabama offer generous benefits and competitive salaries! https...
08/28/2026

The Alabama Department of Mental Health and the State of Alabama offer generous benefits and competitive salaries! https://buff.ly/Xk3YgF6

We are so thankful for the individuals who participate in Project Search!
08/28/2026

We are so thankful for the individuals who participate in Project Search!

All SMILES on this Friday! ☀️😊

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💜 Know the signs. Be ready to act. Save a life.

An overdose can happen quickly, and recognizing that something is wrong can make all the difference. Unresponsiveness, trouble breathing, seizures, chest pain, confusion, or unusual snoring and gurgling can signal a medical emergency.

📞 Call 911 immediately if you suspect an overdose.
💜 Stay with the person until help arrives.
💜 If naloxone (NARCAN®) is available, use it as directed.

As we recognize International Overdose Awareness Day on August 31st, take time to learn how to respond in an overdose emergency. A little knowledge and preparation could help save someone's life.

Remember those we've lost. Support those affected. Help prevent overdose.

08/28/2026

Overdose can happen with prescription opioids, illicit opioids, or when opioids are mixed with alcohol or other drugs. Knowing the risks and taking medications only as prescribed can help prevent overdose. Learn more about overdose prevention: samhsa.gov/opioids

Congratulations Jackie! We are so thankful for your dedication!
08/28/2026

Congratulations Jackie! We are so thankful for your dedication!

Celebrating 39 Years of Dedicated Service — Jackie Cockrell

On Wednesday, August 26, we had the honor of celebrating the retirement of Jackie Cockrell from Bryce Hospital after an incredible 39 years of dedicated service with the Alabama Department of Mental Health.

As Director of the Social Work Program at Bryce Hospital, Jackie’s work extended far beyond a title or position. Throughout her career, she demonstrated the true heart of social work—advocating for patients, supporting families, providing guidance during difficult circumstances, and ensuring that those entrusted to our care were treated with dignity, compassion, and respect.

Jackie was also a tremendous source of support for her staff. She led with experience, wisdom, compassion, and a genuine desire to see others succeed. Her commitment helped strengthen the Social Work Program and contributed greatly to the quality of care provided to the patients of Bryce Hospital.

After 39 years of service, Jackie leaves behind a remarkable legacy—one reflected in the countless patients, families, coworkers, and professionals whose lives she has touched.

Congratulations, Jackie, on your well-deserved retirement! Thank you for nearly four decades of service, leadership, advocacy, and compassion. Your presence at Bryce Hospital will truly be missed, but the impact of your work will continue for many years to come.

Happy Retirement, Jackie! Here’s to the next chapter! 🎉💐

You know best. Know EARLY. It's never too early for Early Intervention.For more information about the Alabama Department...
08/27/2026

You know best. Know EARLY.
It's never too early for Early Intervention.

For more information about the Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services Early Intervention System: https://buff.ly/3JcGVb5

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Address

100 N Union Street
Montgomery, AL
36104

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+18003670955

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