Behavioral Health Network, Inc (BHN)

💜 Today, we celebrate Psychologist Appreciation Day and the dedicated professionals who help our communities heal, grow, and thrive. Psychologists play a vital role in helping individuals navigate challenges, build resilience, and achieve meaningful change. Their work extends beyond treatment sessions—it helps strengthen families, improve outcomes for youth, reduce barriers to care, and support healthier communities. At BHN, we're proud to recognize professionals like Dr. Alexandra Steel-Martinez from our Juvenile Court Clinic program and Ciara Venter from BHN Center for Wellbeing. Through their expertise, compassion, and commitment to evidence-based care, they create spaces where people feel heard, supported, and empowered to move forward. As conversations around mental health continue to evolve, psychologists remain essential partners in advancing wellbeing, fostering resilience, and helping people reach their full potential. Thank you to all psychologists for the impact you make every day—in the lives of individuals, families, and communities. 💜

🌞 on Friday, July 10, BHN celebrated the opening of the 2026 Kamp for Kids season at Camp Togowauk in Westfield. Kamp for Kids provides an inclusive summer experience where children and young adults of all abilities can build confidence, form friendships, explore new interests, and create lasting memories in a supportive environment. We are grateful to the counselors, staff, volunteers, donors, funders, and community supporters whose commitment helps make these opportunities possible and ensures every Kamper has the chance to learn, grow, belong, and thrive! Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gUguqUsu

Make a difference in the lives of youth and families! As a Care Coordinator, you'll partner with families and community supports to help children with emotional and behavioral challenges reach their goals. At BHN, you'll join a mission-driven team dedicated to supporting and uplifting families across Massachusetts, with opportunities to grow and make a real impact. We offer: Comprehensive benefits package Professional development opportunities A collaborative and supportive team Generous paid time off and holidays Join a team that values HEART ~ Humanity, Empowerment, Accountability, Respect, and Teamwork. Apply today for these jobs, and many others, on bhnworks.org! Know someone who may be a great fit? Please share this opportunity!

⛳ Drive Change for Local Kids and Families! Sponsor or join BHN's Golf FORE! Kids Tournament and enjoy a day of golf, networking, contests, lunch, awards, raffles, and prizes. Your support helps provide vital behavioral health services for children and families across our communities. 📅 Friday, September 25, 2026 📍 Wyckoff Country Club, Holyoke, MA 🕙 11 AM Shotgun Start 🔗 Explore sponsorship opportunities, purchase ticket and learn more: bhninc.org/golf-fore-kids

Your kindness and compassion can make a difference in the classroom. As a Substitute Teacher’s Aide, you’ll support teachers and help create a safe, welcoming, and engaging environment for children. You’ll join a mission-driven team dedicated to strengthening communities across Massachusetts, with opportunities to grow along the way. We offer: -Comprehensive benefits package -Professional development opportunities -Ongoing training and professional development to maintain EEC qualifications -A collaborative and supportive team -Generous paid time off and holidays Join a team that values HEART ~ Humanity, Empowerment, Accountability, Respect, and Teamwork. Apply today at www.bhnworks.org! Know someone who may be a great fit? Please share this opportunity!

This year, BHN clinicians partnered with 50 schools across Western Massachusetts to provide in-school support, including therapy, crisis intervention, and skill-building. By embedding care into a familiar, trusted environment, we’re reducing barriers and reaching students earlier. One example is the PIVOT Project—a non-punitive, school-based approach that helps students at risk of substance use and co-occurring challenges build coping skills, stay engaged in school, and improve long-term outcomes. When we shift from discipline to support, schools see meaningful change: improved attendance, fewer suspensions, and stronger academic performance. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/g2jmS6as

Did you know that recovery doesn’t always start with "going away to detox"? Advances in addiction medicine mean many people can begin recovery while staying connected to family and work, with the right level of medical and clinical support. And when needed, residential care is still an option—because recovery isn’t one-size-fits-all. In this clip, BHN Senior Vice President, Katherine Mague breaks down a common misconception and shares how care has evolved. In the full WWLP InFocus interview, she also discusses the growing need for mental health and addiction support in our communities and how BHN is responding. Watch the full video: https://lnkd.in/gXweRiU2

Your experience can make a difference for families. BHN is hiring Family Partners to support parents and caregivers of youth with behavioral health needs. This role is all about connection—using your own lived experience to help other families navigate challenges, access resources, and feel less alone. At BHN, you’ll join a mission-driven team providing community-based care across Massachusetts, with opportunities to grow and make a real impact. We offer: - Flexible schedules and competitive salaries - Comprehensive benefits package - Professional development opportunities - Work-life balance - A collaborative and supportive team Join a team that lives our HEART values—Humanity, Empowerment, Accountability, Respect, and Teamwork! Apply today on bhnworks.org Know someone who might be a great fit? We’d appreciate you sharing this opportunity!

Today, we recognize Juneteenth, the day in 1865 when the last enslaved people in Galveston, Texas learned of their freedom. We proudly celebrate the resilience, culture, and lasting contributions of the Black community. And we remember the quote attributed to Jewish poet Emma Lazarus and civil rights leaders Fannie Lou Hamer and Maya Angelou: “Until we are all free, none of us are free.” While there is much to celebrate, there is much still to be done. And we are stronger together.