King County program offers early intervention and support for first-episode psychosis
As seen in Seattle Weekly. Psychosis can feel overwhelming, and the stigma surrounding it often makes seeking help even harder. At Valley Cities Behavioral Health Care, the New Journeys program is working to change that narrative. The program focuses on early...
Valley Cities Enumclaw welcomes 2025 with wellness-focused programs and services
As seen in the Enumclaw Courier-Herald. Earlier this month, Valley Cities Behavioral Health Care clients in Enumclaw participated in ‘Welcome Back Week,’ a special series of events and activities designed to promote a healthier, happier start to 2025. “From...
Personal journeys drive compassionate care at Valley Cities
As seen in the Kent Reporter. “Behavioral health care is not an easy field to work in. Our team members often support individuals at some of the lowest points in their lives, grappling with substance use disorders and/or mental health crises,” says John Grossman,...
Recovery Place Kent and Ricky’s Law
Julia Wong of The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation interviewed Teri Hardy, Valley Cities Director of Recovery Place Kent, one of four facilities in Washington state that provides involuntary treatment under Ricky’s Law. Ricky’s law allows for detainment of people...Recent Posts
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