Meet Cecile Majeau, RN, BSN
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Combatting Loneliness and Isolation
MiraVista Behavioral Health Center sta and employees engage in teamwork in delivering compassionate, person-centered care to those challenged by mental health and substance use conditions. They also help patients connect to supports in their return to community life so as not to feel alone.
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Susan’s Story
Susan’s Story Susan, a former patient recently shared her experience at MiraVista Behavioral Health Center in hopes of encouraging others with a mental illness to seek help. Susan lives in Western Mass with her loving family.
Understanding Inpatient Treatment
By Darlene Sejour, Chief Nursing Officer, MiraVista & TaraVista Behavioral Health Centers Mental Health Awareness Month in May reminds us of the importance of mental wellness in our daily life
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MiraVista, TaraVista Behavioral Health Centers Promote Four to Expanded Leadership Positions
Holyoke-based MiraVista Behavioral Health Center, a top provider of inpatient behavioral health and substance use treatment, as well as outpatient substance use services, joins TaraVista, its sister behavioral health hospital
Take That First Step!
Take that first step. This was the message Kim Lee, MiraVista’s Chief of Creative Strategy and Development, conveyed during an interview with Mass Appeal co-host Patrick Berry in support of
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Don’t Suffer Alone
Awareness is important as mental illness often goes unaddressed. This impacts mental health that supports how we feel about ourselves, interact with others and function emotionally and psychologically. Mental illness
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Recovery “is not a quick fix thing.”
Since opening 18 months ago, MiraVista Behavioral Health Center, which offers psychiatric and substance use recovery treatment, has served 15,000 thousand inpatient bed days, and had over 300,000 outpatient visits.
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