Oceans Behavioral Hospital Longview

When someone experiences a panic attack, the symptoms can feel sudden, intense, and difficult to understand.

For patients and families, knowing what to look for can help bring clarity and reassurance in the moment. Oceans Healthcare’s latest article shares information on common panic symptoms, when to seek medical evaluation, and when ongoing panic may need additional support.

Support is available, and understanding the signs can be an important first step.

Read more: https://oceanshealthcare.com/blog/panic-attack-or-something-else/

We are proud of Tina our Community Liaison for speaking with the Gregg County Probation Office about the mental health services we provide right here in Gregg County and throughout East Texas.

Building strong partnerships within our community is so important in helping individuals gain access to the care and support they need. Mental health impacts so many lives, and collaboration between organizations allows us to continue breaking down barriers to treatment and providing hope to those who may be struggling.

Thank you to the Gregg County Probation Office for allowing us the opportunity to share more about our programs and services. Together, we can continue making a difference in the lives of the communities we serve.

To learn more about Oceans Behavioral Hospital - Longview, visit https://oceanshealthcare.com/location/oceans-behavioral-hospital-longview/

Vern Rennier, CEO of Oceans Behavioral Hospital Longview, will join fellow health care leaders for the ACHE of North Texas Multi-Chapter Symposium’s executive track panel, “Leading People Who are More Experienced Than You.”

The discussion will explore how effective leadership is shaped not by tenure alone, but by impact, adaptability and vision. We are proud to see Vern represent Oceans Longview in this important conversation alongside leaders from across the Texas health care community.

The event will take place Thursday, May 14, at Baylor Scott & White The Heart Hospital Plano.