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We are living in challenging times. Don’t forget, your mental health is just as important [...]
Check back here often for new links to resources and information about mental health and [...]
Youth and young adults from the LGBTQ+ Community are more than twice as likely to [...]
We want to provide you with as many tools and as much information as we [...]
FRANKFORT, Ky. (WKYT) – Kentuckians wanting to get their GED will not have to pay [...]
To register for the class below, email Karen Graham at kgraham@4rbh.org before Nov. 6. Space [...]
Turning Point, our new Recovery Community Center has released the first schedule for meetings that [...]
PADUCAH, KY – Four Rivers Behavioral Health is continuing its commitment to recovery from substance [...]
Are you or someone you love struggling with addiction? Do you have trouble seeing a [...]
Far too many people have already died or gotten hurt because of drunk driving accidents [...]
Responding to disasters and other emergencies is critically important, and while personally rewarding, it also carries [...]
“Children are resilient.” “Kids bounce back.” “They’re young, they won’t really remember.” In many ways, [...]
Dr. Kiandra Hebert, PhD, MS, Licensed Psychologist Four Rivers Behavioral Health Meditation: Meditation has been shown [...]
Dr. Kiandra Hebert, PhD, MS, Licensed Psychologist Four Rivers Behavioral Health The holidays can bring [...]
K9s For Warriors – Because Together We Stand By: Scott Smith Soldier, take me from [...]
Affleck’s relapse this summer comes just weeks after Demi Lovato’s reported overdose in July. by David [...]
June is PTSD Awareness Month. Military families are especially susceptible to PTSD. There is always [...]
On average, one person dies by suicide every 12 hours in Kentucky. Suicide can affect [...]
June is PTSD Awareness Month. Take the mystery out of PTSD: learn what it is, [...]
According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, suicide rates have increased in almost [...]
Everyone goes through it. It gets cold and gloomy outside and it brings you down. [...]
