Valley Cities ‘Community Coffee Chats’ takes center stage May 29
As seen in the Federal Way Mirror A new initiative from Valley Cities Behavioral Health Care aims to brew up some fresh ideas and creative approaches to serious issues such as the fentanyl crisis. Valley Cities’ quarterly Community Coffee Chats invite community...
Supporting and empowering King County Veterans
As seen in the Renton Reporter Supporting King County Veterans is a team effort at Valley Cities Behavioral Health Care, aimed at ensuring every Veteran receives the personalized support they need and deserve. “Within King County alone, there are an estimated 127,000...
Supporting the next generation of mental health professionals.
As seen in the Auburn Reporter While internships are not a new idea at Valley Cities Behavioral Health Care, the program itself has been recently rebuilt from the ground up, offering more support, new opportunities and a clearer vision for the future leaders in mental...
24/7 voluntary medically supervised withdrawal management services offer gateway to successful recovery
As seen in Seattle Weekly. Since 2017, Recovery Place Seattle has provided science-backed care and treatment for substance use disorders to residents and community members from Seattle and the surrounding areas. With the ongoing fentanyl crisis facing communities...Recent Posts
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Valley Cities ‘Community Coffee Chats’ takes center stage May 29
Supporting and empowering King County Veterans
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