Find a new path at Valley Cities
As Taken from the Kent Reporter Looking for a community of like-minded wellness professionals who share your passion for providing a higher-level of care, concern and compassion for the local community? Valley Cities – Behavioral Health Care could be the opportunity...
Free mental health first aid training reduces stigma, empowers individuals to help.
Taken from the Federal Way Mirror Every day in King County, we interact with family, friends and colleagues who need mental health support or have a crisis, but often don’t know how to help. Mental Health First Aid (MHFA), a national mental health program, can equip...
Mobile van brings mental health, addiction resources to Maple Valley
As featured in the Covington Reporter Access to care for those with substance use disorders and mental health issues presents complex challenges for communities in King County. An innovative new mobile clinic aims to help. The Valley Cities Mobile Clinic team works to...
Valley Cities Outreach Van connecting the hard to reach
By Joshua Solorzano of the Enumclaw Courier Herald. Mental health treatment in rural areas could soon be easier to access. During the Enumclaw Street Fair last month, Valley Cities Behavioral Health unveiled its new mobile services van that will help connect people...Recent Posts
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Behavioral health care provider tackles big issues through community collaboration.- Find a new path at Valley Cities
Free mental health first aid training reduces stigma, empowers individuals to help.
Mobile van brings mental health, addiction resources to Maple Valley
Valley Cities Outreach Van connecting the hard to reach