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Wednesday, March 10, 2010

See the lastest site updates
Check here for links to the latest additions to our website.

  We thank all our Contributors for 2009. See the list here.
  Post-Adoptive families can be part of a research project, get compensation, and get care for your child. Read about the ChildSTEPS program.
  An Agency "Family Story:" Read Dr. Karer Moser's blog and see her video about The Titcomb House Transformation
  New Program: Children's Targeted Case Management Program
  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.

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.

 

 

 
KBH News
Energetic, or Attention Problems?
Dr. Janine Taylor, a child psychiatrist at Kennebec Behavioral Health, will give a free talk on ADHD at 5:30 p.m. March 30 at the George J. Mitchell School library, 58 Drummond Ave., in Waterville.
Visit the News page for more information.
The Rise and Fall of Role Models
Professional athletes and other performers in the news often give us cause to celebrate, sometimes to feel disappointment but always to learn.
See KBH Clinical Director Karen Mosher’s blog.
Mayor Honored for Clubhouse Efforts
Waterville Mayor Paul LePage, who is general manager of Marden’s Surplus and Salvage, is again honored for his support of High Hopes Clubhouse.
Visit the News page for more information.
Resource for Difficult Times
There is help for people suffering from economic stress in a Web site of advice gathered by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
Visit the News page for more information.
Speakers Available on Health Care
KBH has announced a speakers bureau that will provide any organization with a qualified professional to speak on mental health, mental illness or substance abuse topics.
Visit the News page for more information.