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Community Psychiatry and MindPath Care Centers Unite to Create Leading Clinically-Driven National Mental Health Platform

Share this article SACRAMENTO, Calif. and DURHAM, N.C., May 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Community Psychiatry Management, LLC, a leading independent US provider of outpatient behavioral health services, today announced the acquisition of MindPath Care Centers. Community Psychiatry and MindPath Care Centers share the same vision: to provide comprehensive and individualized outpatient mental health treatment services to the patients who need it most, and to expand patient access to evidence-based, high quality mental health care across the United States. The union of Community Psychiatry and MindPath Care Centers dramatically expands and strengthens the reach of each organization, more than doubling the number of mental health care provider locations to 70+ offices and bringing the combined number of clinicians to more than 350. Community Psychiatry and MindPath Care Centers share a focus on providing comprehensive, integrated care and individualized mental health treatment services.

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Complicated Grief: What It Is, How to Process It, and Why It s Different Than Typical Grieving

Complicated Grief: What It Is, How to Process It, and Why It s Different Than Typical Grieving Health.com 1 day ago © Provided by Health.com Getty Images / Design by Jo Imperio It s fair to say that grief is a complicated state in all its forms. People deal with it in different ways, and there s no right way to grieve. But one type of grief is actually called complicated grief, and it s primarily seen in people who enjoyed a very rewarding and loving relationship with the deceased. For these people, working through the sadness and loss may be even more difficult than grieving over someone they were not as close to, says Mayra Mendez, PhD, a licensed psychotherapist and program coordinator for intellectual and developmental disabilities and mental health services at Providence Saint John s Child and Family Development Center in Santa Monica, California.

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Experts Share How You Can Help Your Child Avoid Radicalization Online

Experts Share How You Can Help Your Child Avoid Radicalization Online PopSugar 4 hrs ago © Getty / Fabio Principe / EyeEm Experts Share How You Can Help Your Child Avoid Radicalization Online Dangerous content has always existed for kids on the internet, and radical politics are no exception. However, with social media platforms providing a quick and effective pipeline to impressionable audiences, it can be especially difficult to identify where radical content is originating and whether or not your child is being exposed to it. Only two percent of Generation Alpha kids reportedly don t use technology, based on data from the international tech company Domain.ME, meaning young people are left incredibly vulnerable to radicalized internet communities - and we re seeing the potential consequences in real time.

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How to Help Your Child Avoid Radicalization on Social Media

Experts share advice on how to help your child avoid radicalization online, what to watch for, and how to have a conversation about what's safe online.

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Community Psychiatry Appoints Scott L Rauch, M D to Board of Directors

Share this article SACRAMENTO, Calif., April 20, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Community Psychiatry, a leading independent provider of outpatient behavioral health services, today announced it has expanded its board of directors with the appointment of Scott L. Rauch, M.D. Dr. Rauch will oversee Community Psychiatry s investment in expanding access to mental health services across delivery channels, drive improved outcomes and clinical pathways, track quality data and increase opportunities for mental health clinicians to integrate with primary care providers. We are honored to welcome Dr. Rauch to our Board of Directors, said Chris Brengard, Chief Executive Officer of Community Psychiatry. Dr. Rauch joins Community Psychiatry at a pivotal time as we continue to expand our team of clinicians who are committed to improving clinical outcomes through evidence-based care.

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