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Local providers oppose bill to strip telehealth reimbursement guarantees, by Patrick Adrian, Eagle Times (February 27, 2021).

Column: Offering a ‘need-blind’ approach to mental health services requires support, by Dave Celone, Valley News (February 8, 2021).

Letter: Stop discrimination against those without internet, by Dave Celone, New Hampshire Union Leader (February 2, 2021)

Letter to the Editor: Don’t restrict patient access, by Dave Celone, Roger Osmun, and Diane Roston. Eagle Times of Clarement, NH (January 30, 2021)

e-Ticker New of Claremont Page 9 (January 2021)

COVID-19 and our mental health: a one-year anniversary, by Dave Celone. Eagle Times of Claremont, NH (January 27, 2021).

2020 Report on Philanthropy (January 2021)

Lighting the way toward a brighter, healthier world, by Dave Celone. Eagle Times of Claremont, NH (December 27, 2020).

Newport, N.H., man’s case shows difficulty of accessing mental health care, by Nora Doyle-Burr. Valley News (December 24, 2020).

Forum letter about West Central’s  headlamp effort, by Dave Celone. Valley News (December 22, 2020)

Need Blind Admissions: Our mental health depends on it this year, by Dave Celone. Eagle Times of Claremont, NH (December 13, 2020)

Let’s Talk Mental Health by Chase Trybulski, MS, LCMHC. Kidstuff Magazine, page 26 (Winter 2020)

Cutting Through Rhetoric on The Cost of Cops by Jim Kenyon. Roger Osmun is quoted. Valley News (November 29, 2020)

Holiday Hopefulness: Dealing with a COVID-19 Holiday Season by Dave Celone and Dr. Diane Roston. Eagle Times of Claremont, NH (November 18, 2020)

Mental Health Matters, The Lancet Global Health (November 2020)

Behavioral Health: A Local Update, by Dave Celone (October 2020)

Substance Use Services Information (October 2020)

Child Services Information (October 2020)

Rising trends in suicide rates concern advocates by Nora Doyle Burr. Valley News (October 4, 2020)

What can I do if my child is struggling with mental issues? by Chase Trybulski Eagle Times of Claremont, NH Opinion (September 23, 2020)

2019 Community Benefits Plan

Actions you can take to help someone who may need it, by Dave Celone and Dr. Diane Roston Valley News, Letter to the Editor. (September 9, 2020)

Group seeks money for mobile response to mental health crises in Lebanon, by Nora Doyle Burr. Valley News (September 2, 2020)

Wear a Mask to Help Those Around You by Nancy Nowell, Roger Osum, and Dr. Diane Roston Eagle Times of Claremont, NH Letter to the Editor. (July 25, 2020)

NH Covid-19 Community Resources (June 16,2020)

Therapy Moves to Video Chat, by Nora Doyle Burr. Valley News (June 15, 2020)

Know Someone in Crisis? Throw Your Lifeline, by Dr. Diane Roston, West Central Medical Director. Valley News, Opinion. (June 14, 2020) 

Telehealth may be the pandemic’s silver lining, by Roger W. Osmun, Ph.D., President and CEO of West Central Behavioral Health. Union Leader, Op Ed (June 8, 2020)

Your Mental Health During COVID-19.  As shared by West Central Behavioral Health. City of Lebanon News. (May 2020)

PPE for suicide: Throw someone your Lifeline, by Dr. Diane Roston, West Central Medical Director. Eagle Times of Claremont, Opinion. (May 16, 2020)

Our New Normal, by Dr.Diane Roston, West Central Medical Director. Eagle Times of Claremont, NH Opinion. (April 2020)

Social Distancing is a Misnomer, by Dr. Diane Roston, West Central Medical Director. Eagle Times of Claremont, Opinion. (April 2020)

Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) Program for Opioid Addiction – informational brochure (March 2020)

2019 Report on Philanthropy (February 2020)

Adolescents’ Use of Digital Technologies and Preferences for Mobile Health Coaching in Public Mental Health Settings (July 2019)
Kelly A. Aschbrenner, John A. Naslund, Elizabeth F. Tomlinson, [formerly practicing at West Central Behavioral Health], et al.

The Technology Specialist: A 21st Century Support Role in Clinical Care (June 2019)
Valerie A. Noel, PhD; Elizabeth Carpenter-Song, PhD; Stephanie C. Acquilano, MA; John Torous, MD, MBI; Robert E. Drake, MD, PhD [former medical director at West Central Behavioral Health]

 

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