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KBH News for Friday, July 03, 2009
Read our Spring 2009 Newsletter
Our newsletter includes “The Power Of Being Seen” by Karen Mosher, Ph.D., “Preserving the Safety Net” by C.E.O. Thomas J. McAdam and more. Click below to view it in pdf format.
Spring 2009 Newsletter (1.2MB pdf)

How to Deal with Concerns about Swine Flu
The American Psychological Association has published a paper on how to deal with anxiety about Swine Flu or a pandemic.
APA article

Visit the News page for more information.

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.


See the latest site updates
Check here for links to the latest additions to our website.
  Click here for our acknowledgment of the generous support of 2008 donors.
  Access is Everything! This month's Program Spotlight highlights the KBH Access Center.
  Interns:  Benefits Three Ways. Read examples of the many benefits of being a KBH intern.
  Read about the effectiveness of our Vocational Clubhouse program.
  We've updated the page about our School-Based Services and included a list of the towns served.
  Find out what a Co-Occuring Disorder is and what services we offer.

 

 

 

To make a referral or to self-refer
One call matches your needs with our extensive range services. Learn more about our one point access capabilities.

Call the Access Center:
1-888-322-2136
TTY/TDD: 711 or
1-800-437-1220

Visit Clinical Director, Dr. Karen Mosher's Blog
Meet Dr.Mosher and read her views on various aspects of mental and behavioral health. Go to the blog.