An extensive and growing body of evidence shows the benefits of delivering more mental health and substance use services through—and in collaboration with—primary care providers.
The San Fernando Valley is home to many communities of color and immigrant communities in Southern California’s Los Angeles County. These communities are rich in
A new crisis receiving center opened in Missoula, Montana, on Nov. 13. The Riverwalk Crisis Center provides a safe space and trauma-informed care for people
Your business’ priorities should include prioritizing mental health in the workplace Most Americans spend the majority of their waking hours at work, and employee stress
Leaders throughout Providence’s Well Being Trust are interviewed by reporters covering mental health, substance use disorder and other news related to behavioral health. Read and
Youth continue to experience an unprecedented mental health crisis. According to the National Institute for Mental Health, young adults aged 18-25 years had the highest
If experiencing a fever, sore throat or persistent body ache, most wouldn’t think twice about visiting a doctor to address and treat their symptoms before
Ali Santore, executive vice president and chief advocacy and social responsibility officer, Providence; Patrick Kennedy, former U.S. Representative and founder of The Kennedy Forum; and
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
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