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West Central Behavioral Health announces board transitions - Vimarsana News

West Central Behavioral Health announces board transitions

LEBANON, N.H. — The West Central Behavioral Health Board of Directors announces the appointment of Andrew Smith, Ph.D. and Courtney Porter, MSW, M.ED., LSSW to the 16-member board, along with

Mental Health Center Picks Interim Leader - Vimarsana News

Mental Health Center Picks Interim Leader

LEBANON, NH — The West Central Behavorial Health board of directors has named Alexander J. Horvath as interim president and CEO of the agency. Horvath will bring his extensive health

HAVEN hosts breakfast, fundraising for cancer patients: Seacoast health news - Vimarsana News

HAVEN hosts breakfast, fundraising for cancer patients: Seacoast health news

A roundup of news from the Seacoast health care community.

Dartmouth-Hitchcock gets new grant to train N.H. rural communities in mental health support - Vimarsana News

Dartmouth-Hitchcock gets new grant to train N.H. rural communities in mental health support

First responders, teachers, school counselors, and other residents will receive mental health training to help meet the needs of people suffering from behavioral disorders in their communities.

Source: nhpr.org
Valley News - Newport, N.H., man's case shows difficulty of accessing mental health care - Vimarsana News

Valley News - Newport, N.H., man's case shows difficulty of accessing mental health care

Newport, N.H., man’s case shows difficulty of accessing mental health care Dominick Dephillips (Courtesy photograph) Modified: 12/23/2020 8:40:18 PM NEWPORT, N.H. — Dominick Dephillips’ primary care provider referred him to Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center for psychiatric treatment three times this year, but in November the 48-year-old Newport resident got a letter from the Lebanon hospital saying that it couldn’t offer him outpatient services. The letter, which Dephillips shared with the Valley News, pointed both to the ongoing challenge Vermont and New Hampshire have in providing...

Source: vnews.com