Mental Health Resources Near Celebration, FL: A Complete Guide
From outpatient counseling to crisis services — here's what Osceola County has to offer for your behavioral wellness

Celebration, Florida is located in Osceola County, approximately 25 miles southwest of downtown Orlando. The primary community behavioral health provider for Osceola County is Park Place Behavioral Health Care, located at 208 Park Place Boulevard in Kissimmee, about 10 miles from Celebration via US 192. Florida Behavioral Health of Celebration offers outpatient mental health services directly in the community at 1530 Celebration Blvd, Suites 405 and 406. Crisis services are accessible 24/7 by calling or texting 988 (Suicide and Crisis Lifeline) or 211 (local human services). HCA Florida Osceola Hospital in Kissimmee and AdventHealth's network both provide inpatient and outpatient behavioral health care for Osceola County residents.
Here's something people evaluating a move to Central Florida don't always think to ask: what does mental health care look like here? It's an entirely reasonable question — especially if you're relocating with a family, managing an existing care relationship, or just want to know your options before you need them. In Celebration, Florida's master-planned community in Osceola County, the answer is better than many newcomers expect. The county has a long-established community mental health center, major hospital behavioral health units, in-community outpatient providers, and robust crisis services. Here's how it all fits together.
Behavioral Health Right in the Community: Florida Behavioral Health of Celebration
If you're looking for outpatient counseling without driving across the county, your first stop should be Florida Behavioral Health of Celebration, located at 1530 Celebration Blvd, Suites 405 and 406 — right on the main corridor of the community. The practice offers mental health services Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and can be reached at 321-559-7015. This is a straightforward, accessible option for individual therapy and behavioral health appointments within Celebration's own footprint.
Having a mental health practice this close to home matters — particularly for residents living in neighborhoods like Main Village, East Village, or Artisan Park who prefer not to commute for routine appointments. For more involved or specialized care, Osceola County has deeper resources a short drive away.
Osceola County's Cornerstone: Park Place Behavioral Health Care
The most comprehensive mental health resource in Osceola County — and the county's officially designated community behavioral health provider — is Park Place Behavioral Health Care, headquartered at 208 Park Place Boulevard in Kissimmee, about 10 miles east of Celebration via US 192.
Park Place has been serving the community since 1976. With more than 300 employees and locations in Kissimmee and Poinciana, this nonprofit organization is the central nervous system of Osceola County's behavioral health infrastructure. Services include individual, family, and group therapy; psychiatric evaluations and medication management; a 24/7 Crisis Stabilization Unit (the county's designated Baker Act receiving center); Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient Programs; residential care for adults and children; substance use disorder treatment from detox through outpatient recovery; telehealth; and integrated primary care in partnership with Osceola Community Health Services. Evidence-based modalities include CBT, DBT, and trauma-focused therapy. Services are available in Spanish and with sign language interpretation. Payment options include Medicaid, private insurance, SAMHSA funding, and a sliding-fee scale.
To reach Park Place: (407) 846-0023 at 208 Park Place Blvd, Kissimmee — about 10 miles from Celebration via US 192.
Hospital-Based Behavioral Health: Two Options in Kissimmee
For residents who need hospital-level psychiatric care — whether that's inpatient stabilization, partial hospitalization, or an advanced treatment option like electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) — Kissimmee offers two hospital systems with dedicated behavioral health units.
HCA Florida Osceola Hospital
Located at 700 W Oak St in Kissimmee, HCA Florida Osceola Hospital is a 407-bed Level II Trauma Center with a fully operational behavioral health division. The hospital serves as a Baker Act receiving facility and maintains a six-bed behavioral intake unit within its Emergency Department for immediate psychiatric assessment. Services include inpatient psychiatric care, outpatient programs, and specialty programs for adolescents, adults, and seniors. HCA Osceola also hosts a psychiatry residency program in partnership with the UCF College of Medicine. Contacts: behavioral health intake (407) 518-5835; inpatient Behavioral Health Center (407) 518-5850; outpatient counseling (407) 518-1143.
AdventHealth's Behavioral Health Network
Celebration is already home to AdventHealth Celebration hospital. For behavioral health specifically, AdventHealth channels care through its broader network — primarily the AdventHealth Center for Behavioral Health (601 East Rollins Street, Orlando), which provides inpatient psychiatric care and telehealth. Celebration residents can access behavioral health services through a referral from a primary care provider on the Celebration campus, or by calling AdventHealth's behavioral health line at 1-800-869-1616 — available 24/7 and completely confidential. For full health and wellness resources on campus, see our Celebration Health & Wellness guide.
Crisis Resources: What to Know Before You Need Them
In any mental health emergency, knowing your immediate options matters. Call or text 988 to reach the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline — 24/7, free, and confidential. Call 211 to connect with Osceola County human services specialists around the clock (calls are anonymous). Park Place Behavioral Health Care operates a 24/7 Crisis Stabilization Unit in Kissimmee and is the county's designated Baker Act receiving center — walk-ins are accepted. HCA Florida Osceola Hospital's Emergency Department (700 W Oak St, Kissimmee) maintains a six-bed behavioral intake unit for immediate psychiatric evaluation. And AdventHealth's behavioral health crisis line at 1-800-869-1616 provides confidential support and referrals at any hour.
The Florida Department of Health maintains a statewide resource directory at floridahealth.gov, and SAMHSA's National Helpline (1-800-662-4357) provides 24/7 referrals to local treatment facilities regardless of insurance status.
Finding a Private Therapist Near Celebration
Beyond organized health systems, many Celebration residents work with private practice therapists in the broader Osceola and Orange County area. Practical ways to find in-network providers: the Psychology Today therapist finder (psychologytoday.com/us/therapists) lets you filter by zip code, insurance, and specialty; your insurance carrier's directory; SAMHSA's treatment locator at findtreatment.gov; or a referral from a primary care provider at AdventHealth Celebration. Osceola Community Health Services (osceolahealthcare.org) also offers behavioral health on a sliding-fee scale. Telehealth has expanded access significantly and many licensed Florida therapists see patients fully remotely — handy for establishing care before your move date.
Community Wellness Beyond the Clinic
Mental wellness isn't only about clinical care — and Celebration is well-equipped on the lifestyle side, too. The AdventHealth Wellness Center and Day Spa on the Celebration campus offers fitness classes, pool access, massage therapy, and holistic wellness programming. (Full details in our AdventHealth Wellness Center guide.) Celebration's 26-plus miles of interconnected trails are equally significant — regular movement is one of the most evidence-based tools for managing anxiety and stress, and having a trail system that connects every village to Town Center makes it easy to integrate. Explore the trail network in our Celebration Parks & Recreation guide.
NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) maintains active Orlando-area chapters serving Osceola County residents, offering free peer support, family education, and community programming.
What the Locals Know
Mental health care near Celebration is more robust than the community's polished exterior might suggest. Park Place Behavioral Health Care is a nearly 50-year-old institution serving the full spectrum of need. HCA Florida Osceola and AdventHealth add acute and specialty layers. And Florida Behavioral Health of Celebration means you don't have to leave the community for outpatient care.
If you're relocating with existing mental health care relationships, start transferring records and establishing new providers before your move — telehealth helps bridge the gap. Florida's weather, Celebration's trail network, and the AdventHealth Wellness Center all make it easier to build the kind of daily lifestyle that supports long-term mental wellness. 🌿
For a full picture of healthcare resources in the community, including urgent care, specialty medical services, and the main AdventHealth Celebration hospital, visit our Celebration Health & Wellness hub.
For more information on outpatient services, crisis intake, and community resources, visit the official Park Place Behavioral Health Care website.
Exploring a move to Celebration or the broader Osceola County area? Browse our Celebration real estate listings and our Celebration Community Contacts guide — or contact us for personalized relocation guidance.
