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A community mental health center offering a full range of behavioral health and substance use treatment services.

Yakima, WA
Joined February 2015
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Free parenting classes in Sunnyside on Mon/Thurs nights starting Nov. 7! Class in English & free childcare included
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Mentally ill & under the weather: can I still call in sick? comphc.org/yakima-valley-men…
Reach out if you need help. Mental health is just as important as physical health. #WorldMentalHealthDay huffingtonpost.com/entry/wor…
"Our only job is to shine a light on the hope that callers already have." themighty.com/2016/10/what-i…
Tricks and secrecy: how an abuser keeps the victim quiet comphc.org/yakima-valley-men…
It's not just #stigma if it results in policy & behavior that makes life more difficult huffingtonpost.com/entry/men…
Keep relationships with your kids strong, even as your family structure changes: comphc.org/yakima-valley-men… #parenting #divorce
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Brain injuries change how the mind responds to fear, making PTSD more likely npr.org/sections/health-shot…
Our Strong Families classes start soon in Yakima, Kennewick & Sunnyside! Sign up now! comphc.org/yakima-valley-men…
Lack of sleep has negative effects on thoughts, emotions, & behavior. But there is an intervention bit.ly/2d9mNKd
Having honest conversations about suicide isn't easy, but it can save a life huffingtonpost.com/entry/mov…
Would biological tests reduce the #stigma of mental illness? Researchers think so. newsweek.com/2016/09/09/bloo…
1 in 5 kids will have a mental health problem, yet schools aren't set up to address them apps.npr.org/mental-health/
Fall Strong Families classes start soon in Kennewick, Yakima, & Sunnyside! Details & signup: bit.ly/2bZoHgg
Talking about suicide with kids does not plant the idea in their heads. Learn more facts: npr.org/sections/ed/2016/09/…