Celebrate National Coming Out Day

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October 11th was National Coming Out Day. As an agency that celebrates the diversity of our communities, all of us at Serenity Behavioral Health Services would like to to give a shout of congratulations to any friends taking that day to be vulnerable to their families and friends by coming out. Welcome to the LGBTQ+ community!! We are always here if you need help navigating next steps or feelings and emotions while starting this new life journey.

Love is Love.

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