The Network of Behavioral Health Providers (NBHP)  

Welcome to the Network of Behavioral Health Providers (NBHP), a nonprofit organization in Houston, TX. The Network's membership consists of mental health and substance use providers in the greater Houston area. The purpose of the Network is to provide a forum for the behavioral health leaders in the community to work together on issues of common concern. Working on its own and in partnership with other entities at both the local and state levels, the Network has become a strong voice on behalf of behavioral health service providers and the individuals they serve. If you are interested in NBHP membership please click here. 

86th Legislative Session Wrap-Up Forum

Join us for our 86th Legislative Session Wrap-Up Forum, Wednesday, July 17th!

HHSC Deputy Executive Commissioner Sonja Gaines and House Public Health Chair Senfronia Thompson will discuss the 86th legislative session on Wednesday, July 17  from 10:00 am to noon at the United Way of Greater Houston, 50 Waugh.  We'll also have a panel with Ryan Ambrose of Memorial Hermann, Amy Granberry of Cenikor, Josette Saxton of Texans Care for Children, and Amanda Jones of The Harris Center.

To RSVP for this event, click here.

​NBHP Organizational Overview

The 44 members of the NBHP are the CEO’s and high-level executives of the behavioral health provider community, representing all aspects of mental health and substance use disorder service provision in greater Houston. This includes public agencies and for-profit and non-profit private organizations that provide the full range of behavioral health services from prevention to crisis intervention to long-term residential care and recovery management for all ages, races, gender
orientations, and socio-economic categories.

NBHP members are committed to providing high quality care that transforms behavioral health services into better lives for their patients and to services that are vital to the health and well-being of our communities. In the last year, our members:

• Served over 250,000 clients with mental health and substance use disorders.
• Provided over 2.1 million hours of counseling, therapy and inpatient services.
• Provided meaningful job opportunities for more than 5,000 behavioral health professionals, spending over $321 million in wages and benefits.
• Had a total economic impact of more than $655 Million in behavioral health service provision.

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​Network of Behavioral Health Providers
9401 Southwest Freeway
Houston, TX 77074

Phone: 713-970-3410