Mental health struggles in America, and subsequent conversations around mental health, have sharply increased since the beginning of the pandemic. Millions of individuals are seeking
Providence’s Well Being Trust CEO, Arpan Waghray , MD, and Jenni O’Donnell, Psy.D., clinical program director for Swedish Primary Care Integrated Behavioral Health, are key contributors for this piece in The Seattle
Together, we can break mental health stigmas and work toward finding more comprehensive solutions. We must continue sharing what we learn along the way and
Providence’s Well Being Trust CEO Dr. Arpan Waghray and Jacquelyn Bombard, AVP, Federal Relations, Providence, met with Rep. Adam Smith and several other leaders from
While our strategy and focus has changed, our commitment to advancing mental health and well-being for all remains the same It’s been one year since
Renton School District recently launched virtual mental health services for students at no cost as part of the district’s ongoing partnership to support youth mental
Providence’s My Mental Health Matters (MMHM) employee well-being program was recently named a winner in Ragan’s Workplace Wellness Awards in the Mental Health Initiative category.
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This new unit brings together a multidisciplinary team of licensed professional counselors, licensed master social workers, patient navigators, nurses, psychologists, and child and adolescent psychiatrists
“We at Swedish want to partner with our transgender and gender diverse community-based organizations and leaders to provide them with the resources we have available
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