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Review of Monarch social media accounts will be done periodically, and any inappropriate or offensive comments will be removed at our discretion in order to maintain an environment where our community feels welcome to join in the discussion. Accounts that violate our Community Guidelines will be removed or blocked from our page. Monarch does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religious creed, disability, age, sex, income, sexual or affectional orientation, ancestry or national origin. All public acknowledgement of social media comments will adhere to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) policies, not verifying or denying if the commenter is a person supported. While Monarch makes reasonable efforts to monitor and/or moderate content posted on its social media platforms, we do not moderate all comments, posts and/or private messages and cannot always respond in a timely manner to online requests. If you need an appointment or request a medication refill, please call (866) 272-7826 or log into Monarch's MyPortal to view your online health account. MyPortal can be accessed from the top right corner of the homepage at www.MonarchNC.org. Information posted on any of Monarch’s social media sites is not intended to be medical advice and should not be considered medical advice, nor is it intended to replace professional psychological, psychiatric or medical advice, diagnosis or treatment of a qualified physician or other health care provider. If you have a mental health emergency, call the National Suicide Prevention Hotline at 1-800-273-8255 or the SAMHSA Disaster Distress Helpline at 1-800-985-5990. All links to other websites found linked from Monarch’s social media sites are provided as a service to readers, but such linkage does not constitute endorsement of those sites by Monarch.
06/18/2026
WE'RE HIRING! 🦋
A career with Monarch is an opportunity to make a meaningful impact on someone's life. We're seeking professionals to fill roles in behavioral health services, youth crisis services, community care, special education and more across North Carolina!
This week's featured positions:
🔸R11110: Substance Abuse Counselor / QMHP — $1K Sign-on Bonus for Greensboro, NC: https://ow.ly/YvnA50ZcKuB
🔸R11392: Registered Nurse / RN, Community Care — $5K Sign-on Bonus for Charlotte, NC: https://ow.ly/a56350ZcKwM
🔸R12095: Residential Team Leader, I/DD — $2K Sign-on Bonus for Cornelius, NC: https://ow.ly/1B3N50ZcKxb
Join us for a special celebration as we unveil a bold new chapter for Monarch! 🧡
With our board members, community partners, families and friends, we invite you to experience the introduction of Monarch’s new logo and brand identity— a reflection of the organization’s enduring mission and innovative vision for the future.
Hear remarks from Monarch’s leadership as we celebrate the communities that make this work possible and look ahead to exciting opportunities. We are honored to share this meaningful moment with those who have supported Monarch’s impact across North Carolina.
*We will be live streaming the event on Facebook for those who can't attend in person!
06/17/2026
We’re getting closer to the opening of the Stephen M. Morris Behavioral Health Center in Cabarrus County, where Monarch will be providing behavioral health crisis services starting later this year. 💙
06/15/2026
We are proud to have been part of the 2026 Open Minds Autism & I/DD Executive Summit, where Monarch CEO Dr. Peggy Terhune and Medical Director Dr. John Latz presented a lunchtime session entitled "What Actually Works: Monarch’s Integrated Care Model For I/DD & Co‑Occurring Behavioral Health & Substance Use Disorders."
The session shared Monarch's innovative approaches to treating individuals living with both intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) and mental illness. Learn more about our mental health services for people with I/DD at https://ow.ly/w35X50Zc0jO. 💚
06/11/2026
When a young person is in a mental health or substance use crisis, families are often left asking the same urgent question: where do we go for help? 💔
Often, the emergency room (ER) is the first thought. But for someone experiencing a behavioral health crisis, ERs often mean overwhelming environments, longer wait times and limited access to specialized care. Our Behavioral Health Urgent Care (BHUC) is built specifically to support, stabilize and guide individuals through these moments with care designed around their needs.
Monarch currently has a BHUC in Raleigh, NC and will soon be staffing both an Adult BHUC and Youth BHUC at the Stephen M. Morris Behavioral Health Center in Concord, NC later this year. Learn more at https://ow.ly/jBcV50ZaFV3.🦋
06/10/2026
A Behavioral Health Urgent Care (BHUC) is a walk-in service for people experiencing a mental health or substance use crisis to gain access to quick, specialized care. ❤️🩹
A safe alternative to visiting the emergency room, a BHUC visit involves a team of licensed therapists and skilled medical professionals collaborating to assess, stabilize and connect people to longer term care if needed.
We are thrilled to bring this service to Cabarrus County later this year with the opening of the Stephen M. Morris Behavioral Health Center (SMMBHC), which will include both an Adult BHUC and a Youth BHUC. Additionally, the SMMBHC will include a Facility-Based Crisis (FBC) Center and a Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility (PRTF), making the transition to longer term care from the BHUC readily accessible.
Learn more about the SMMBHC and Adult and Youth BHUCs at ProgressStartsHere.org. 💙
06/05/2026
WE'RE HIRING! 🦋
A career with Monarch is an opportunity to make a meaningful impact on someone's life. We're seeking professionals to fill roles in behavioral health services, youth crisis services, community care, special education and more across North Carolina!
Explore all of our current openings at MonarchNC.org/Careers.🧡
06/04/2026
More moments from our first Night at the Ballpark of 2026 in Kannapolis. ⚾✨
What a wonderful evening filled with great food, fun and community! We're proud to create opportunities for our staff, family, friends and donors to come together, celebrate one another and connect through a shared passion for Monarch's mission.🧡
We invite our staff and community to join us at our next Night in the Ballpark in Winston-Salem on July 24th! Email [email protected] for more info.
06/02/2026
Monarch is proud to recognize Employment Peer Mentor Brian Colson from the Stanly Individual Placement and Support (IPS) Team, who received the 2026 IPS Advocate with Lived Experience Award at the IPS International Learning Community’s Annual Conference in Covington, Kentucky!
The IPS International Learning Community is a global network focused on helping people achieve competitive integrated employment through the IPS supported employment model. This award honors Brian’s leadership, advocacy and meaningful contributions to expanding employment opportunities through lived experience.
Congratulations, Brian! 👏
06/01/2026
Our first Night at the Ballpark of 2026 was one to remember! ⚾
Monarch staff, friends and families showed up at Atrium Ballpark to support the and enjoy a night of food, fun and a sky full fireworks to end the night! Ashley Conrad, Executive Vice President/Chief Operating Officer for Crisis Services, represented Monarch well by throwing out the ceremonial first pitch!
Thank you, for hosting us and sharing your platform to help us raise awareness of the mental health crisis services soon to come to at the Stephen M. Morris Behavioral Health Center later this year. 🧡
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