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Five Questions With: Jillian Roy

Jillian Roy | President, The Providence Center 1. You were recently appointed president of The Providence Center. What made you want to lead the...

Five Questions With: Francesca Corsinetti

Francesca Corsinetti is the founder of The Sports OT LLC, a Johnston-based organization she launched in 2022 that focuses on occupational therapy and mental...

Butler Hospital to host grand opening for new short-stay unit

PROVIDENCE – Butler Hospital announced it will hold the grand opening of its new short-stay unit on Monday morning. The ribbon-cutting ceremony, scheduled for 11...

A healthy mind

Does your company have initiatives to address employee mental health as part of its wellness plan? Yes: 33% No: 33% No, but we’re discussing including that initiative:...

Five Questions With: Dr. Taft Parsons III

A recent study by CVS Health Corp. showed most adults have concerns about their mental health and rates continue to rise. Dr. Taft Parsons...

CVS survey shows mental health concerns continue to rise

WOONSOCKET – A recent survey conducted by CVS Health Corp. and Morning Consult found that most adults still have concerns about their mental health...
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Students do better when teachers get mental health support

When it comes to mental health at school, typically the focus is on helping students, especially after the COVID-19 pandemic. But as school officials...

Five Questions With: Cara McNulty

For many Americans the winter months are a time for celebration, but also stress and mental fatigue. In fact, according to the American Psychological Association,...
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Balance avoids burnout

Revive has been on a mission to tackle the mental health crisis that continues to plague our communities. As business and community leaders, we all...
STAYING PUT: Joseph J. Trunzo, professor of psychology and assistant director for the School of Health and Behavioral Sciences at Bryant University, says having Rhode Island join PSYPACT will help keep psychologists from leaving the state.
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R.I. part of interstate pact key to mental telehealth

Providing mental health care to patients out of state has been a conundrum facing Rhode Island practitioners for as many years as there have...
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