Peace of mind.
Sometimes getting there takes a specialist.
Depression, anxiety, addiction. Mental and behavioral health problems can affect anyone. We offer a comprehensive range of outpatient and medication services. Our experienced psychiatrists and counselors offer adults, children, and families professional guidance and effective treatment plans so people can once again enjoy peace of mind.
| KBH News for Thursday, July 29, 2010
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| KBH conference to feature Burlingame, Hemmelgarn |
Kennebec Behavioral Health will host a thought-provoking conference with nationally known presenters Gary Burlingame, Ph.D., and Anthony Hemmelgarn, Ph.D., on Oct. 22 at the Maple Hill Farm Conference Center in Hallowell. Registration for the day-long event is required by Oct. 10.
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| KBH expands Independent Housing program |
Kennebec Behavioral Health's Independent Housing Program has assumed responsibility for the Augusta BRAP & Shelter+Care Rental Subsidy programs that had been managed in southern Kennebec County by Motivational Services.
KBH now administers the programs for all of Somerset and Kennebec counties.
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| Clubhouses welcome prospective employers |
Maine's two vocational rehabilitation clubhouses recently redesigned their websites to better highlight the employment readiness of their members.
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| KBH marks 50th; honors Celenza, Rothstein, more |
Kennebec Behavioral Health on June 16 celebrated its 50th year of providing health care to central Maine residents, and it honored several area residents and the City of Waterville with awards.
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| Baldacci proclaims June 16 'KBH Day' |
Maine Gov. John E. Baldacci has proclaimed June 16, 2010 "Kennebec Behavioral Health Day." The Proclamation praises KBH for creating "effective, innovative programs that have been at the forefront of health care in Maine."
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| UWKV awards two grants to KBH programs |
The United Way of Kennebec Valley has awarded Kennebec Behavioral Health $9,500 for the agency's Substance Abuse/Dual Diagnosis Program and $9,500 for KBH's Family Visitation Center program.
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| KBH staff big part of fund-raiser walk |
Glenn Close and Kennebec Behavioral Health staffers and clients participated in the annual NAMI Maine walk.
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| Agency celebrates Children's Mental Health Month |
 Kennebec Behavioral Health CEO Thomas J. McAdam and provider Brandi Farrington attended the salute to Children's Mental Health month at the Statehouse.
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| KBH speakers available on health care |
Need a speaker on health care? Call Kennebec Behavioral Health at 873-2136 and ask for George Myers Jr.
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Visit the News page for more information. |
Behavioral Health at the Confluence:
Inspired Hearts, Solid Science and Organizational Excellence
Mark your calendars for
a day of inspiration and education for health-care providers:
A statewide conference Oct. 22, 2010 at the Maple Hill Farm Conference Center in Hallowell, Maine
and organized by Kennebec Behavioral Health.
Featuring talks by
Gary M. Burlingame, Ph.D. and
Anthony L. Hemmelgarn, Ph.D.
For details and reservations (by Oct. 10) call Michelle Snowden at KBH, 873-2136, ext. (ext. 2253) or e-mail msnowden@kbhmaine.org.
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| Anthony L. Hemmelgarn, Ph.D. | | Gary M. Burlingame, Ph.D. |
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See how we are improving lives with effective, innovative care.
Watch our video. |
Visit Clinical Director Karen
Mosher's Blog
Meet Dr. Mosher and read her views
on various aspects of mental and behavioral health. Go
to the blog. |
