FAQ

A space to house, treat, and protect non-violent mentally ill inmates in Texas, Inspired Behavioral Health represents a pioneering rehab facility, bridging the gap between prisoners and the support they need. Built upon a foundation of transparency, our facility is underpinned by goals of serving the wider community and providing safe surroundings for individuals to heal, fostering a proactive approach to incarceration.

As a pilot program, we are yet to see long-term figures. That said, Inspired Behavioral Health was modeled on a Tennessee-based service boasting a 2% recidivism rate, allowing us to envision plunging recidivism rates and a new age of mental health treatments.

Having sculpted a wellbeing hub, we bring patient-led, laser-focused treatments to each individual, driving change through positive, proactive encouragement. There is a clear link between criminality and mental illness, with over 50% of inmates experiencing mental illness in comparison to 11% of the general public - this is why we view our residents as individuals in need of support, not perpetrators.

With an eye for rehabilitation, our facility is designed to support diagnoses of varying severities, calling upon cutting-edge treatments to safely integrate our residents back into their communities upon release.

We would encourage you to get in touch, allowing our hands-on team to provide you with further information. We whole-heartedly believe that every mentally ill inmate should have round-the-clock access to the treatments they need in a dedicated facility, which is why we are expanding our reach to new facilities in Fort Bend County, Galveston County, Harris County, and Collin County, opening our doors to as many individuals as possible.

We’re passionate about the work that we do, hence why we are continually expanding the number of individuals we support. With two more 16-bed facilities on their way, we’re set to transform the way mental illness is approached in the Texan criminal justice system, eventually giving each inmate in need the support they deserve.