Metrocare Services

Discussing Metrocare’s recently re-opened Center for Children with Autism in Desoto as well as some of the services available with Tate Ringer, Chief Strategy Officer at Metrocare, and Selena Milles, Metrocare’s Program Director. For more information, visit metrocareservices.org.

Discussing Metrocare’s recently re-opened Center for Children with Autism in Desoto as well as some of the services available with Tate Ringer, Chief Strategy Officer at Metrocare, and Selena Milles, Metrocare’s Program Director. For more information, visit metrocareservices.org.

A Wichita Falls mother is facing charges after investigators accused her of faking her son’s medical symptoms for attention.

Join NBC 5 and Metrocare Services and attend the Meal for the Minds luncheon featuring keynote speaker, Mara Wilson on Friday, October 11 at The Hilton Anatole in Dallas.

Metrocare is the largest provider of mental health services in North Texas. Metrocare is organizing Meal for the Minds which is a fundraising event on Oct. 17. It brings to light the topic of fighting stigma to the spotlight. Dr. John W. Burruss of Metrocare Services joins us to discuss.

Dr. John Burruss, the CEO of Metrocare Services, joined NBC 5 to talk about mental health in the wake of designer Kate Spade’s death by suicide.

The case of a woman accused of medical child abuse has a lot of people wondering what goes on inside the mind of a mother with Munchausen syndrome by proxy.

If you’re having trouble coping with a tragedy, NBC 5 has put together a list of resources to help you find help.

Join NBC 5 and Metrocare Services at the Meal for the Minds luncheon on Thursday, October 5, at the Hilton Anatole in Dallas. Former Dallas Cowboys running back and NFL Hall of Famer, Emmitt Smith, will headline the luncheon.

Metrocare Services is ready to respond to the mental health needs of those who were downtown Thursday night, first responders and their family members as well as our viewers who may need help.

Military veterans and their loved ones can seek free counseling and related services at the Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic at Metrocare in Addison, a first-of-its-kind clinic in North Texas.

Kids with autism as young as the age of two and up to 12, and those from low-income families, are served at the three centers operated by Metrocare Services in Dallas County.