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Brenna “Bren” Sorel decided as she entered her 30’s that she would pursue a career in social work. She enjoys talking to people – her first career was in retail. […]
A Small, but Significant Act of Kindness. Read More »
Try, Try Again In a recent article published locally in BusinessWest, Cristina Rivera, Director of Outpatient Services and Substance Use at MiraVista, said everyone’s addiction-recovery journey is different. “We know
No, I am not Nurse Ratchet from “One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest.” Yes, I have worked 20 years as a nurse and a tech in the field of behavioral
“I have sung with patients. I have danced with patients…” Read More »
MiraVista Behavioral Health Center is holding a virtual hiring event Monday, November 7th for Registered Nurses (RN) and Licensed Practical Nurses (LPN), full- and part-time, as well as per diem
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Recently, MiraVista appeared as guests of WWLP TV’s half-hour program, In Focus. Cristina Rivera, Director of Outpatient Substance Use Services and Kimberley Lee, Chief of Creative Strategy and Branding provided
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“No one should suffer the consequences of an untreated mental health condition,” said Erica Trudell, MiraVista’s Director of Inpatient Behavioral Health Services and Education. “MiraVista’s inpatient psychiatric care for adults,
“No One Should Suffer…” Read More »
When Governor Charlie Baker signed into law “An Act for Prevention and Access to Appropriate Care and Treatment of Addiction,” a chapter of that 2018 legislation expanded access to the
A Life-Saving Partnership! Read More »
Honest, Humble. Healing. Those are three words well-suited to describe Michael Blanchard’s 12 years of sobriety after decades of alcohol addiction that increasingly took control of his life and came
Addiction is a disease, but it is one that can be managed successfully with evidence-based treatment that is individualized and person-centered. This is a message highlighted across the country every
You Can’t Do Recovery On Your Own. Read More »
