Thrive Behavioral Health

🎮 Empowering Kids Through Gaming 🎮 We're proud to share an insightful article featured with the Rhode Island Current by one of our own clinical mental health counselors, Zane Propatier, exploring how video games can enhance children's digital skills and real-world coping mechanisms. Discover how gaming can be a positive force in your child's development. #ChildDevelopment #DigitalWellness #ThriveBehavioralHealth https://lnkd.in/ePuMXYSm

Check us out on the The Bartholomewtown Podcast! Laura Scussel, our amazing Program Manager of Youth & Family Services at Thrive Behavioral Health, recently joined a powerful panel on the mental health This episode dives straight into the heart of the ongoing youth mental health crisis and the profound ways it’s affecting our communities. Laura, alongside experts from Boys Town New England and the RI League of Charter Schools, sheds light on what we can do to make a difference. A huge thank you to Bill Bartholomew for bringing this conversation to life! Tune in to gain some valuable insights from those on the front lines of youth mental health. #YouthMentalHealth #BoysTownNewEngland #BartholomewtownPodcast #SupportOurYouth #MentalHealthMatters #CommunitySupport #FamilyFirst

Reminiscing on such an incredible evening celebrating Thrive's former CEO Dan Kubas-Meyer. Thank you for your years of dedication to behavioral health and the RI community Dan! A BIG thanks to everyone who attended, and of course to all the Thrive staff who made this event possible! #ceo #party #celebration #Retirement #RhodeIsland #BehavioralHealthCare #mentalhealthawareness #behavioralhealth

We had a fantastic morning celebrating Thrive’s new and expanded CCBHC services! We provided community tours around our Open Access Health Ln. location and welcomed Thrive’s new CEO Dr. Kleckner J. Charles into the Kent County community! Thank you to everyone who attended this morning and joined in the celebration, and welcome to Dr. Kleckner J. Charles! Pictured: Dr. Kleckner J. Charles, DSW, MPA Bob Robillard, Dan Kubas-Meyer, Thomas Martin, Senator Bridget Valverde, Jennifer Wheelehon. #CCBHC #newCEO #BehavioralHealthServices #mentalhealth #rhodeisland

EOHHS was thrilled to host a press conference today, on #WorldMentalHealthDay, recognizing the launch of Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics in #RhodeIsland. CCBHCs offer expanded access to mental health support, substance use services, and 24/7 mobile crisis response for ALL Rhode Islanders. Thank you to Governor Dan McKee, the Rhode Island Legislature, the RI Department of Behavioral Healthcare, Developmental Disabilities and Hospitals, and the RI Department of Children, Youth, and Families for your support and collaboration. Read our press release to learn more: https://lnkd.in/ejqrgEHy

We had an exciting morning yesterday announcing the launch of Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics in Rhode Island, and we’re proud to be one of them! A big thanks to EOHHS for hosting today’s press conference, and on World Mental Health Day too! Thank you to Governor Dan McKee, RI Senate, RI House of Representatives, RI Dept. of Behavioral Healthcare, Developmental Disabilities & Hospitals, Rhode Island Department of Children, Youth & Families, and all of our community partners. Click the link below, and check out the press release: https://lnkd.in/gS5BC7KP #ccbhc #behavioralhealth #mentalhealth #rhodeisland #warwickri #thankyou

Want to know more about Thrive Behavioral Health as we transition into a CCBHC? Check out this short video, and visit our website thrivebhri.org for more information! #ccbhc #behavioralhealth #mentalhealth #info #video #rhodeilsand

As our CEO Dan Kubas-Meyer enters his final month leading Thrive Behavioral Health, he reflects on his 40-year career advocating for better access to behavioral healthcare. In his op-ed for the The Providence Journal, Dan shares personal insights on the progress made and the challenges still ahead for mental health services in Rhode Island. We encourage you to read his reflections and celebrate his legacy as he prepares for retirement. Thank you, Dan, for your leadership and commitment!  #rhodeislandnews #retirement #warwickri #behavioralhealth - https://lnkd.in/ek5xHZKA

As the number of unhoused individuals in Rhode Island continues to rise, Thrive Behavioral Health is committed to supporting our community. Our outreach team, including Tripp McCreery, is actively connecting individuals with critical resources as cold weather approaches. Featured in this WJAR Channel 10-NBC article, Tripp shared his insight on the increasing need for shelter and affordable housing. Together, we remain dedicated to advocating for solutions and providing support. Read full article here: https://lnkd.in/gBQveYUr

🚨 Big Announcement: Thrive Behavioral Health Welcomes New CEO, Dr. Kleckner Charles! 🎉 We are thrilled to announce the appointment of Dr. Kleckner Charles as our new CEO, starting October 15th. With his extensive experience in behavioral health and a passion for community-focused care, Dr. Charles will lead Thrive into an exciting new chapter of growth and service. Read more in our official announcement below! - #newceo #behavioralhealthcare #mentalhealth #bignews #rhodeislandnews