Providence and Seattle Sounders FC hosted 120 students from Seattle and Federal Way, Washington for a youth mental health event at El Centro De La
For Mental Health Awareness Month 2025, Providence’s Well Being Trust is exploring how our mental health, and the care and support we give it, goes
Arpan Waghray, MD, CEO of Providence’s Well Being Trust, is one of 28 behavioral health leaders who shared what they believe is a big misconception
Providence Swedish has expanded its behavioral health services in the North Puget Sound region of Metro Seattle, with new facilities in Everett and Edmonds aimed
It’s no surprise what we put in our bodies impacts our overall health. Nutrition, and the foods we eat or don’t eat, have ties to
Providence recently published a blog discussing mental health in Black communities and breaking the stigma around finding support. Dr. Alex Smith, licensed psychologist, and Sherlyn
Providence caregivers pictured above at the Out of Darkness Walk: Michelle Flores, Diana Alcantar, Anna Nguyen, Alexis Lerma Providence joined the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
The suicide rate among Hispanic people rose from 5.7 to 7.9 per 100,000 people from 2011 to 2021, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation. Recent
Learn about Providence’s innovative solutions and strategic investments in programs to address the mental health crisis featured recently in Hearst Media’s Seattle PI. One example
Arpan Waghray, M.D., CEO, Providence’s Well Being Trust, recently spoke with journalist Patti Payne to talk about the relationship between mental health and resilience, and
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