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World Kindness Day, recognized globally on November 13th, brought the delivery of journaling books, hand-decorated by area Girl Scouts with motivational messages like “It’s good to be you,” to patients […]
Girl Scouts Deliver Kindness and Hope on World Kindness Day Read More »
In a heartfelt show of support for the local community and those on the journey to recovery, Rice’s Fruit Farm generously donated dozens of pumpkins to MiraVista Behavioral Health Center’s
Pumpkins With Purpose Read More »
“Life In Recovery,” a new peer-led support group for clients of MiraVista’s Opioid Treatment Program, is launching at MiraVista Behavioral Health Center this fall. Together with a Master’s Level clinician,
MiraVista’s Opioid Treatment Program Launches “Life in Recovery.” Read More »
“Some days are better than others, but that’s life – one day at a time,” said Ryan who does individual counseling twice a month and group counseling weekly as part of OTP. “I overdosed twice before I got clean. It’s been a pretty rocky road. I hope by sharing my story it will let others know there is light at the end of the tunnel.”
Meet Ryan Specht – Recovery Services Client Read More »
Being a receptionist in a fast-paced environment is challenging work. It is work Lydia Salas, a life-long Holyoke resident, is comfortable and confident to do as prior to joining MiraVista
“We greet individuals with a warm and friendly demeanor.” Read More »
As the Olympic Opening Ceremony approaches this weekend, I find myself reflecting on the incredible dedication and perseverance of Olympic athletes. Their stories of triumph are not just about physical prowess but also about relentless commitment, sacrifice, and overcoming obstacles. It’s a powerful reminder of the human spirit’s capacity for resilience and transformation.
Unleashing the Olympic Spirit in Every Journey Read More »
Public Health Institute of Western MA and MiraVista Behavioral Health Center Launch Public Awareness Effort Targeting Teen Mental Health MiraVista Behavioral Health Center and the Public Health Institute of Western
Partnership With PHIWM Targets Youth Mental Health Read More »
When Natalie Drake learned that MiraVista Behavioral Health Center wanted to create a mural recognizing the dedication of staff, she was happy to donate her time and skills. The resident
Local Artist Donates Talent At MiraVista Read More »
Medical practices devoted to primary care and pediatrics in Western Massachusetts are invited to show their support for Mental Health Awareness Month by snapping a digital photo of staff in
Be Seen In Green – Win Lunch On Us! Read More »
