Many Thanks to All Who Supported the 2018 Spelling Bee!
In the final Championship round, AkzoNobel once again brought home the trophy by correctly spelling the word, “psammophile.” Coming in a close second was The Putnam Women’s Bar & Grille II. Two teams from the Putnam County Health Department – The Queen Bees and The Bees Knees – tied to take home the coveted Most Enthusiastic Teams awards. Read More.
DBT, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, has grown to be a well-regarded form of mental health treatment. Krista Zanfardino, LCSW and Associate Vice President at CoveCare Center states, “DBT offers an excellent set of tools to learn how to deal with your emotions in an effective, positive way.” Read More.
CoveCare Center invites the community, including local businesses, organizations, and residents, to its 9th Annual Spelling Bee. Read More.
It all starts with hope. Hope drives recovery, just as it drives life. Read More.
CoveCare Center is pleased to welcome Karen B. Pilner and John J. Rock to its Board of Directors. Read More.
CoveCare Center is pleased to introduce its new Advisory Council, a group of dedicated members of the community who support CoveCare Center’s mission and are committed to actively furthering the agency’s growth and ongoing success. Read More.
As parents and caregivers, you may feel pressure to be perfect, but parenting can be overwhelming. Read More.
CoveCare Center is pleased to welcome Suzanne Fregien to its Board of Directors. Read More.
CoveCare Center and the Mental Health Association in Putnam (MHA) have formed an affiliation that will leverage the strengths of both organizations in order to continue and grow the robust mental health services available to residents of Putnam and neighboring counties. Read More.
The best way to manage stress and prioritize self-care is to learn healthy coping strategies. If we do not find healthy ways to handle our stressors, they may end up taking a toll on both our physical and mental health. Read More.