Policing Today in New Hampshire July 16, 2020 Hosts Chris Ryan and Paul Quitadamo are joined by Concord Police Chief Brad Osgood for a discussion about mental health in the community and the issues surrounding systemic #mentalhealthmatters, change mental health, Treatment Works Read more
Mental Health Parity January 30, 2020 Lucy Hodder, Director of Health Law and Policy at UNH LAW, joins Peter and Chris to discuss Mental Health Parity. Listen Now change mental health, Integrated Health, Treatment Works Read more
Celebrities, Business Leaders, Politicians and Behavioral Health January 23, 2020 Chris Ryan and Peter Evers discuss high profile individuals and our infatuation with their mental health. Listen Now change mental health, End Stigma Read more
New Year’s Resolution January 23, 2020 Riverbend CEO Peter Evers discusses New Year’s Resolutions and substituting mindfulness for drugs and alcohol. Listen Now change mental health, mindfulness, Treatment Works Read more
2019 Community Benefits Report December 31, 2019 Riverbend provided $6,095,265 in non-reimbursed services to the community from July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019. Highlights: Provided $2,213,240 in charity care to individuals and families in change mental health, Treatment Works Read more
Unite for Mental Health: New Hampshire Town Hall December 16, 2019 We are excited to join forces with the Mental Health for US coalition the National Council foe Behavioral Health, and the NH Community Behavioral Health Association to host change mental health, End Stigma Read more
The State Budget October 17, 2019 The continuing resolution is over and the State of New Hampshire has passed a budget! Chris Ryan and Peter Evers talk with Governor Sununu about what this means 10 Year Plan, change mental health, Community Mental Health Agreement Read more
My Turn: We need to get the conversation about gun violence right October 16, 2019 Peter Evers, for the Concord Monitor published: 10/14/2019 Mental illness occurs in any given society at exactly the same rate – about 5% of the population. That change mental health, End Stigma, Treatment Works Read more
