24-Hour Admissions Enhance Timely Entry into Treatment
MiraVista Behavioral Health Center is proud to announce the expansion of its mental health services to include 24-hour admissions for individuals in need of inpatient psychiatric care. Coupled with the […]
Mother Turns Loss Into Opioid Awareness
Cheryl A. Juaire, who lost two sons to opioid overdoses, was recently honored as the first recipient in 2025 of MiraVista Behavioral Health Center’s You-Have-Our AdMIRAtion Award for her work […]
The Winter Blues – Warming Up to Children’s Mental Health
The post-holiday season can be a challenging time for children and families. With shorter days, colder weather, and the return to routine, many children may experience the “winter blues.” These […]
Recovery Takes Flight At MiraVista!
Our creative clinicians in MiraVista’s Intensive Outpatient Program recently used the inspiration of Wright Brothers Day to launch a meaningful and interactive group activity. The session invited participants to imagine […]
MiraVista Launches “Vista Voices” Stories of Recovery” Podcast
MiraVista Behavioral Health Center Launches “Vista Voices: Stories of Recovery” Podcast in Honor of Substance Use Disorder Treatment Month In recognition of Substance Use Disorder Treatment Month this January, MiraVista […]
Hope This Holiday Season for Our Teens
The holidays can bring both joy and challenges, especially for adolescents facing mental health struggles.
Holidays Can Be Difficult For Adolescents
While the holiday season is often portrayed as a time of joy and togetherness, it can be particularly challenging for adolescents struggling with mental health issues. MiraVista Behavioral Health Center […]
Managing Recovery & Preventing Relapse During the Holiday
Sara Harpin, a clinician in MiraVista Behavioral Health Center’s Opioid Treatment Program, counsels her clients that staying on the path of recovery during the holiday season, especially for those early […]
Mira & Bright: A Non-alcoholic Punch Recipe
You can celebrate with friends while maintaining your sobriety.
We’re Here To Care
Often the most difficult step for someone is to ask for help. Our admission coordinators are available 24/7 to listen and to help. We can answer questions about your needs or for someone who is important to you.
