Helping Your Student (and Yourself) Transition To College Life
For families, sending a young person off to college is both exciting and emotional. There’s pride in watching them take this big step—and a natural worry about how they’ll adjust.
Keep Mental Health On The Back-to-School Checklist
More Than Supplies: Mental Health Belongs on the Back-to-School Checklist By Rachel Tillman, MSN, RN, CNE Director of Education, MiraVista Behavioral Health Center As families, schools, and communities prepare for […]
She called MiraVista’s vision “refreshing.”
Rachel Tillman liked what she was hearing about MiraVista’s mission for staff and patients while being interviewed for the Director of Education at the behavioral health hospital that offers inpatient […]
Let’s Not Forget About Adolescent Mental Health
A Month Into Summer, Let’s Not Forget About Adolescent Mental Health By Shelley Zimmerman, MPA, MHM, BSN, RN, Hospital Administrator, MiraVista Behavioral Health Center It’s been a month since school […]
Heat Warning For Those Taking Mental Health Medication
As temperatures continue to rise across the region, MiraVista Behavioral Health Center is reminding community residents who may be taking medication to support their mental health to be extra cautious […]
National Naloxone Awareness Day – Preventing Overdose
In advance of June 6, National Naloxone Awareness Day, MiraVista Behavioral Health Center is raising awareness of the life-saving power of Naloxone (better known by its brand name Narcan) and […]
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 […]
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.
