Our Providence’s Well Being Trust Communications Team has expanded this list for readers to explore and learn about Black mental health trailblazers. We invite you
Providence’s Well Being Trust strongly applauds President Biden’s focus on mental health, suicide prevention, and the opioid and overdose epidemic during his State of the
The need for behavioral health care and the shortage of psychiatrists, psychologists, and other specialists who provide care are both increasing. To address the gap,
Behavioral health issues like mental health and substance use disorder are rising, but so is the shortage of licensed behavioral health professionals. The Bipartisan Policy
Congratulations to Providence for receiving an honorable mention for their employee relations campaign, My Mental Health Matters, from PRNEWS Platinum Awards. Providence’s Well Being Trust is honored to support
Being intentional about practicing healthy mental health habits regularly is a part of staying well. But caring for your mental health doesn’t have to be
It seems appropriate that January is Mental Wellness Month. After all, what better way to start the new year (and recover from the non-stop hustle
Overall, 2022 was a year full of health care transformation. One key takeaway is the importance of investing in mental health: both our own and
In this article published in Catholic Health World, Dr. Arpan Waghray, M.D., CEO, Providence’s Well Being Trust, talks about the foundation’s next phase, focusing on improving
Employees who experience feelings of inclusion in the workplace are associated with a positive workplace culture and increased employee engagement. Developing a meaningful mental health
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