Held at Vittoria’Z on the Lake on October 18, the event included dinner, dancing to the music of Tony T Entertainment featuring The City Express Band, and a lively silent auction. Proceeds from the event directly support CoveCare Center’s wide range of services and the agency’s ability to continue to offer accessible and affordable care to all in need in the lower Hudson Valley. Read More
Tag Archives: mental health
Youth Podcast Club: The Million Volt League
What happens when you wake up teenagers early on a Saturday morning and bring them together to create something new? An awesome podcast! Read More.
NYAPRS Putnam/Westchester Regional Forum Held at CoveCare Center
“The Power of Grassroots Advocacy” and “The Promise of Pioneering Service Innovations” were the main topics presented and discussed throughout the afternoon. Read More.
2018 Annual IMAGINE Dinner Dance – Thank You For Your Support!
Many thanks to all of the staff, partners and supporters who joined us to celebrate our CEO Diane E. Russo and “A Life Dedicated to Service.” Click here to read more and view photos from the event. Read More
The Transformative Power of Peer Support
Having worked in mental health services for over 25 years, I have had the privilege of meeting many courageous people who are walking through life, facing challenges head on, combating obstacles to recovery, and being brave enough to tackle stigma by identifying themselves as a “peer.” Read More.
CoveCare Joins The Putnam County 5th Annual Mental Health Awareness Walk
Many thanks to everyone who proudly showed CoveCare Center’s colors in support of NAMI Putnam’s Stigma Free Walk for Mental Health Awareness! Read More.
The Power of Hope in Mental Health Treatment
It all starts with hope. Hope drives recovery, just as it drives life. Read More.
Affiliation of CoveCare Center and MHA in Putnam Provides Continuity and Growth of Mental Health Services
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.
Preventing Teen Suicide
In America, one person dies by suicide every 13 minutes. According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), it is the 2nd leading cause of death for teens. The biggest risks include prior attempts, a current mood disorder, substance abuse, and access to means. Research also suggests that males are more likely to complete a suicide than females. Read More.
Changing What We Believe—Mental Health and Aging
Consider this scenario: Judy is a 64 year old woman; she is talking to her friend about some changes she has noticed. “I don’t know what’s wrong with me. For the past two weeks, I’ve just been feeling so tired. It’s tough for me to get moving in the morning. The worst part is I keep walking into rooms and completely forgetting what I was in there for!” Read More