Let’s Make a Dog’s Day
In honor of National Make a Dog’s Day, participants in MiraVista’s Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) spent time making dozens of no-sew blankets for the animals at the Dakin Humane Society. Using bright fabrics with fun dog prints, mushrooms, gnomes, and other colorful designs, these soft blankets will soon find their way to some very deserving fur-riends at Dakin, spreading a little extra warmth and care.
Recovery Is Real. Meet Crystal and Ryan.
Recovery is real, and it’s happening every day at MiraVista. Our mission is to deliver this message of hope to the community, with the aspiration that those ready to embark […]
National Recovery Month
As the calendar flips to September, we not only witness the leaves adopting their autumnal hues but also celebrate National Recovery Month — a period that inspires transformation and renewal.
Back To School Resource For Guidance Counselors
As you embark on another school year, your role in supporting students is crucial. But remember, the most effective way to care for others is to first care for yourself. Here are just a few self-care tips tailored to help you maintain your well-being throughout the busy year:
Back to School Resources for Parents
As the school bell rings in a fresh start, the transition back to the classroom can be both exciting and challenging for students, parents, and educators alike.
Adolescent Mental Health Doesn’t Take A Summer Vacation.
By Khadene Harry-Stoby, RN As summer break approaches, the joyous anticipation of freedom from school routines fills the hearts of adolescents. Yet, amidst the excitement lies a poignant reality: mental […]
Language Matters
In a world where language is our primary mode of communication, its power cannot be underestimated. Every word we use carries weight and significance, shaping our perceptions and influencing our […]
Mental Health Support During April Vacation
During April school vacation, we understand that children and adolescents may face challenges with their mental health that cannot wait for the academic term to resume. It’s essential to recognize that mental health needs do not take a break.
Celina’s Legacy Library: Empowering Minds Through Books
When describing her motivation for her recent donation of six large boxes of books for the adolescents and adults receiving mental health care at MiraVista Behavioral Health Center, Celina Gunderman […]
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