Valley Cities’ NHSC approval a big boost for employees and underserved King County communities
Valley Cities can help you pay off your student loans! As seen in the Federal Way Mirror. With eight of 10 Valley Cities Behavioral Health Care clinics in King County approved for participation in the National Health Service Corps program, employees, clients and...
Valley Cities’ smallest clinic offers big benefits
As written in Seattle Weekly. Explore the comprehensive services offered from an intimate setting at Pike Place Clinic Sometimes, the most amazing opportunities come in smaller packages. Just ask Valley Cities Behavioral Health Care, a leading community provider of...
Charting a path to recovery: Comprehensive mental health and addiction services
As seen in the Covington Reporter Well-known for providing compassionate, research-based care and support to some of the most vulnerable members of our community, Valley Cities Behavioral Health Care is a community leader in mental health and addiction services....
Mental health first aid program trains bystanders to help in a crisis
Originally featured in The Seattle Times By Jayati Ramakrishnan Seattle Times staff reporter When someone has a heart attack or stops breathing, a bystander often rushes over and performs CPR, keeping the person alive until trained medics arrive. King County offers...Recent Posts
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