In recognition of National Recovery Month, Marja Mattila-Evenden, MD, PhD, Physician Advisor at CBH, shares strategies for emotional wellness and resilience to support recovery.  September is National Recovery Month, a time to recognize the strength of individuals in...

Dr. Samuel Williams III’s path to becoming Chief Medical Officer (CMO) at Community Behavioral Health (CBH) is one marked by compassion, resilience, and a deeply personal connection to mental health care. His interest in medicine began early, driven by a fascination...

Community Behavioral Health (CBH), in partnership with Philadelphia Family Voices (PFV), is proud to announce the launch of the Family Navigator Program, a compassionate, family-centered initiative designed to guide children and families through the challenges of...

In recognition of Men’s Health Month, Frank Johnson, PhD, MPH, LCSW, Director of Primary Care Behavioral Health at CBH, discusses the unique health challenges men face and the importance of addressing longstanding barriers that often prevent men from seeking...

In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, Robin Hanson, DO, CPHQ, Medical Director for Quality at CBH, highlights how spending time outdoors can positively impact one’s mental and physical wellness. As spring washes over the Philadelphia area, it is a great...

As the nation’s senior population continues to increase, the need for high-quality, accessible behavioral health care is growing more urgent. According to the Administration on Aging (AoA), approximately 57.8 million Americans aged 65 and older made up 17.3% of the...

The longstanding maternal health crisis continues to endanger lives across the U.S., particularly among communities of color and other underserved populations. According to a 2022 report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the U.S. maternal...

In recognition of ADHD Awareness Month, Mia Everett, MD, Interim Senior Medical Director at CBH, shares 12 tips to help parents position their children and teens with ADHD for continued success during the school year. As the season transitions from summer to fall, the...

Did you know that people from Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) communities are less likely to receive mental health care? In 2015, among U.S. adults with mental illness, 48% of white adults received mental health services compared to 31% of Black and...