Program Update

Burke's funding from the Texans Recovering Together Program ended on July 31, 2025. We are thankful for the chance to support individuals, families, and communities after the recent storms. If you still need help or support, please get in touch with Burke at (936) 639-1141 or visit our Services Page.

You are not alone—we're still here to help.

Contact Us

To make an appointment or for general information about Burke’s mental health services, call 936-634-5010 or 1-866-242-4556.
If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis, please call 1-800-392-8343 immediately.

Resources

Mental Health Resources - a helpful page within Burke's website that lists other web-based resources to support mental health and wellbeing.

Burke Mental Health Services - visit this page to find more information on mental health services provided by Burke for adults, children, and those experiencing a mental health emergency.

Ready.gov - a National public service website designed to educate and empower the American people to prepare for, respond to, and mitigate emergencies and disasters. The site can help you learn about different emergencies, how to respond, make a family plan, build a supply kit, and get involved in your community.

Helpful Publications (for download and distribution):

Managing Your Stress - Tips include identifying the signs of stress and healthy ways to relieve stress.
Suicide Prevention Bookmark - Includes signs someone may be thinking about suicide, steps for providing help, and supportive resources.
Prevención del suicidio - (Bookmark in ESPANOL) - Incluye signos de que alguien puede estar pensando en suicidarse, pasos para brindar ayuda y recursos de apoyo.
Coping with Grief after Disaster - Contains helpful information about what to expect when coping with grief after a disaster or traumatic event.
Coping with Anger after Disaster - Contains helpful information about dealing with and managing anger after a disaster or traumatic event.
Managing Stress after Disaster - Contains information about common emotional, physical, and behavioral reactions that you may experience after a disaster or traumatic event.