Youth mental health doesn't take a summer vacation. When school's out, MiraVista is all in. To learn more about Inpatient Adolescent Treatment, please email klee@miravistabhc.care, visit the Treatment Options section below, or take a moment to watch our What to Expect video for youth and their trusted adult caregivers. 

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Behavioral Health Leader Joins MiraVista as ACNO

MiraVista Behavioral Health Center is proud to announce the appointment of Ormond Hamilton, MSN, RN, CCHP, as its new Associate Chief Nursing Officer, adding one of the region’s most respected […]

Kelley Crowley, MSW, LICSW

Sheila Crowley, Chief Operating Officer for Outpatient Services

Jeanine Loewen

Summer Camp: Avoiding Anxiety, Building Confidence

For many children, summer camp is one of childhood’s great adventures. It’s a place where friendships are formed, confidence grows, and memories are made around campfires, hiking trails, swimming docks, […]

When a Young Person Needs Support. What Families & Caregivers Can Expect from Inpatient Treatment Services at Miravista Behavioral Health Center

When a young person is struggling with their mental health, it can be difficult to know where to turn. Inpatient treatment provides a safe, structured environment where young people can […]

Youth Mental Health Doesn’t Take a Summer Vacation

Summer vacation should be a time of friendship, adventure, family memories, and carefree days. It should be a season filled with bike rides, campfires, beach days, sleepovers, and the simple […]

MiraVista Shines With Pride

MiraVista Illuminates Hospital in Recognition of Pride Month Throughout June, MiraVista Behavioral Health Center has joined communities across the country in recognizing Pride Month, illuminating its Holyoke facility in the […]

MIRAVISTA TO HOST “EAT & GREET” NURSE HIRING EVENT JUNE 17

MiraVista Behavioral Health Center will host an Eat & Greet Nurse Hiring Event on Wednesday, June 17, from 3:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at Wood-n-Tap Tavern, located at 955 Riverdale […]

When School’s Out, The Vistas Are All In

When the school year ends, routines shift. Daily supports — teachers, counselors, structure — pause. For some young people, that change can feel overwhelming.