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During National Recovery Month in September, MiraVista Behavioral Health Center is partnering with Letters From Lisa, an initiative that sends handwritten notes to “brighten peoples’ days.” Understanding the power of […]
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Rice Fruit Farm is named after original owner, Jesse Rice who established, back in the late 1800s, what is now described as an historic New England farm stand owned by
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Do you know how to reverse an opioid overdose? In a five-minute, easy-to-understand video, Cindy Chaplin, RN, BSN, MiraVista Behavioral Health Center Night Nursing Supervisor, explains how to administer the
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Americans are worried about family members experiencing a mental health or substance use crisis. They support community-based treatment and easy access to Narcan, the nasal spray that can reverse an opioid overdose by restoring breathing, and say their health care provider has talked to them about the possible side-effects and risks of prescribed opioids.
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Summer travel is up nearly 20% percent from last year with more than 80% percent of Americans planning a vacation, and slightly less than half of these vacationers expect to
Enjoying a Sober Summer: Embracing Fun and Wellness on Vacation Read More »
MiraVista Behavioral Health Center has welcomed another mental health nonprofit – one that is part of the National Alliance on Mental Illness – to its Main Street facility. NAMI Western
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Through a new partnership with MiraVista Behavioral Health Center, No More Silence Massachusetts, an area nonprofit that offers support to anyone affected by suicide loss, is changing the location of
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Elizabeth “Betsy” Sardella, clinical supervisor of MiraVista Behavioral Health Center’s Opioid Treatment Program, was among those honored for her more than four decades of work in the area of substance
Betsy Sardella Recognized for Years of Service Read More »
As part of a recently-launched statewide program to reach those most at risk, MiraVista Behavioral Health Center is able to make available for free and without a prescription the life-saving
MiraVista Now a Distribution Site for Free Narcan Read More »