BHN's Multicultural Psychology Internship Program (MPIP) hosts a highly competitive training program for Spanish bilingual psychologists. Learn more about the exceptional training experience and the impact of the latest graduates, Marisol Lopez-Gonzalez, Nancy Muro-Rodriguez, and Alexandra Steel. Their journey embodies passion, commitment, and a dedication to serving diverse communities.
The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention recognizes September as National Suicide Prevention Month, starting with World Suicide Prevention Day on September 10. The purpose of National Suicide Prevention Month is to raise awareness of suicide as a leading cause of death and to educate the public on how they can contribute to saving lives in their communities.
In the spirit of National Recovery Month, we share recovery stories from staff and individuals served at BHN's Opportunity House residential recovery program to serve as a beacon of hope for others. Together, let's celebrate the progress made and encourage continued growth and support for all individuals on the path to recovery.
Ji8¸£ÀûÊÓƵ held an agency-wide Ceremony of Remembrance in observance of International Overdose Awareness Day (IOAD) on August 30th at both the Greenfield and Springfield campuses. The observance included remarks from BHN leadership, a poetry reading, and a period of silent reflection. Purple flags were displayed at each of BHN's recovery programs to demonstrate support and honor those who have passed away due to drug overdose.
BHN's Multicultural Psychology Internship Program (MPIP) hosts a highly competitive training program for Spanish bilingual psychologists. Learn more about the exceptional training experience and the impact of the latest graduates, Marisol Lopez-Gonzalez, Nancy Muro-Rodriguez, and Alexandra Steel. Their journey embodies passion, commitment, and a dedication to serving diverse communities.
The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention recognizes September as National Suicide Prevention Month, starting with World Suicide Prevention Day on September 10. The purpose of National Suicide Prevention Month is to raise awareness of suicide as a leading cause of death and to educate the public on how they can contribute to saving lives in their communities.
In the spirit of National Recovery Month, we share recovery stories from staff and individuals served at BHN's Opportunity House residential recovery program to serve as a beacon of hope for others. Together, let's celebrate the progress made and encourage continued growth and support for all individuals on the path to recovery.
BHN's Multicultural Psychology Internship Program (MPIP) hosts a highly competitive training program for Spanish bilingual psychologists. Learn more about the exceptional training experience and the impact of the latest graduates, Marisol Lopez-Gonzalez, Nancy Muro-Rodriguez, and Alexandra Steel. Their journey embodies passion, commitment, and a dedication to serving diverse communities.
The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention recognizes September as National Suicide Prevention Month, starting with World Suicide Prevention Day on September 10. The purpose of National Suicide Prevention Month is to raise awareness of suicide as a leading cause of death and to educate the public on how they can contribute to saving lives in their communities.
BHN's Multicultural Psychology Internship Program (MPIP) hosts a highly competitive training program for Spanish bilingual psychologists. Learn more about the exceptional training experience and the impact of the latest graduates, Marisol Lopez-Gonzalez, Nancy Muro-Rodriguez, and Alexandra Steel. Their journey embodies passion, commitment, and a dedication to serving diverse communities.
The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention recognizes September as National Suicide Prevention Month, starting with World Suicide Prevention Day on September 10. The purpose of National Suicide Prevention Month is to raise awareness of suicide as a leading cause of death and to educate the public on how they can contribute to saving lives in their communities.
In the spirit of National Recovery Month, we share recovery stories from staff and individuals served at BHN's Opportunity House residential recovery program to serve as a beacon of hope for others. Together, let's celebrate the progress made and encourage continued growth and support for all individuals on the path to recovery.
Ji8¸£ÀûÊÓƵ held an agency-wide Ceremony of Remembrance in observance of International Overdose Awareness Day (IOAD) on August 30th at both the Greenfield and Springfield campuses. The observance included remarks from BHN leadership, a poetry reading, and a period of silent reflection. Purple flags were displayed at each of BHN's recovery programs to demonstrate support and honor those who have passed away due to drug overdose.
BHN is hosting two job fairs for openings in our Developmental Services and Child & Family programs. We invite you to attend to learn more about BHN and participate in on-the-spot interviews! Enjoy a rewarding career with comprehensive benefits and professional growth opportunities at BHN!