Alcohol Awareness Month: 16 Eye-Opening Statistics & Facts to Know
April is Alcohol Awareness Month.
It was established in 1987 and was formerly sponsored by the National Council for Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (NCADD). According to Recovered, the goals of the annual...
Q&A with CHE Behavioral Health Services Chief Clinical Officer Dr. Jennifer Birdsall
In January, nView Health announced that it had executed a multi-year license agreement with CHE Behavioral Health Services to use nView's measurement-based care (MBC) solutions. CHE is a...
Mental health, already a significant concern prior to the pandemic, has become an even greater concern over the past two years for people of all ages, including children, and in all walks of life. The ability to provide ongoing help to those suffering with mental or behavioral...
Well before the pandemic, concerns about mental health were on the rise in multiple settings, from workplaces to school systems. With COVID-19 bringing unprecedented disruptions to work and home lives, screening for and treating disorders and illness affecting mental health is...
nView Health CEO John Letter's Statement on the State of the Union Address
Placing mental illness on a level playing field with physical illness is the first step in solving the national mental health crisis.
nView Health's CEO John Letter released the statement below following...
As we wrap up Black History Month, the annual observance when we celebrate the achievements of Black and African American people in the United States, nView looks at the relationship between mental health and minority communities. This year's Black History Month theme is "Black...
nView Health Names Healthcare Veteran John Letter New CEO
ATLANTA, February 21, 2022 – nView Health, the premier provider of evidence-based behavioral health solutions, is pleased to announce that it has named John Letter as its new Chief Executive Officer. In conjunction with...
Integrated care initiatives provide an opportunity to strengthen the delivery of physical and behavioral health treatments through primary care and other health services. Providing mental health services in primary care can be effective for patients, reduce the stigma of mental...
Mental health assessment tools, including mental health scales, are widely used in behavioral health and have been for years. They have become essential when screening for mental health conditions, making a formal diagnosis of a mental health condition, assessing symptom...