At the Hospital for Behavioral Medicine, our staff gets asked a lot of questions! We wanted to answer some of the questions sent via our website and social media accounts. Question: “What should I bring with me to the hospital”? Answered by: Kelsy A. Rondeau, M.Ed., LSAC Director of Assessment and Referral (Intake) “Patients should […]
By Mental Health First Aid USA on December 3, 2020 The holiday season is often a time of year for social activities, holiday shopping, and quality time with loved ones. This year, however, COVID-19 threatens to make those activities more difficult. Keeping up with activities, staying positive and — especially in 2020 — safely socializing […]
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The Hospital for Behavioral Medicine is grateful for the opportunity to provide care and support for those in our community needing mental health services. Read the full article here
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This is a great article for those of us juggling work, home life, children, remote learning, and more! Author Nora Roberts on Juggling Kids and Work: Know Which Balls Are Plastic and Which Are Glass Some balls shatter and some bounce, and that’s OK. Read the article here.
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September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. Please take a few minutes to read about how we can all prevent suicide. We Can All Prevent Suicide 1-800-273-TALK (8255)
Hospital for Behavioral Medicine is excited to announce the opening of our Women’s Connection inpatient unit. The Women’s connection program provides a safe and nurturing environment for women 18 and older. Treatment is comprehensive and individualized, focusing on crisis stabilization, mood disorders, trauma, anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and postpartum depression. Our continuum of […]