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• Addressing Suicide

  School Life: Camden addresses suicide, looks to educate community By Corinne Saunders The Daily Advance Staff Writer Monday, April 20, 2015 CAMDEN — Following the suicide of an eighth-grade Camden Middle School student in early January that rocked the small community, Camden County Schools is stepping up education…

• Mobile Crisis Session Scheduled

  Mobile Crisis: An Alternative to Hospitalization Integrated Family Services, PLLC will be presenting this informative session to help various departments looking for a resource to use when dealing with citizens who have mental health and substance abuse issues. Tuesday, June 9, 2015 (10 a.m. until noon) Vidant Learning Center (the…

• Mobile Crisis Reducing Time Cops Spend In ER

  Crisis workers are helping reduce the time law enforcement spends in emergency rooms with mental health and drug abuse patients, a regional mental health provider reported recently. Calls to Mobile Crisis are higher in Currituck compared to two larger, nearby counties — but that’s good, said Keith Hamm with Integrated Family Services, a private provider for Greenville-based East Carolina Behavorial Health.

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  STEM – Laying the Foundation

  To see this original article go to Roanoke-Chowan News Herald. Laying The Foundation The rookie class at Fiona’s House are, seated from left, Nyasiah Parker, Brianna McCullough, Morgan Chadwick and Jabria Lassiter. They are joined here by their adult mentors, standing from left, Jacquesha Harrison, Jaime…

• Children’s Mental Health Awareness Week

  The National Council released a new video series on GRIT (Guts, Resilience, Identification & Treatment) to celebrate National Children’s Mental Health Awareness Week featuring insight from Ben Shapiro, Dr. Harold Koplewicz, Dr. Mary McKay and Dr. John Kane. Visit the National Council For Behavorial Health site to…

• Social Work Month

  March is National Professional Social Work Month, and an opportune time to thank dedicated social workers throughout the country. Social workers—more than any other profession—recognize that more must be done to address persistent social problems such as poverty, lack of education and health care access, and discrimination based on…

• Intensive Alternative Family Treatment

  Intensive Alternative Family Treatment Orientation Integrated Family Services, PLLC, one of the leading behavioral health providers in Eastern North Carolina, will host orientation for individuals interested in serving as Intensive Alternative Family Treatment Parents. IAFT provides an intensive service utilizing highly trained treatment parents to address the needs of…

• Mental Health Services

  EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA’S CLEAR CHOICE FOR MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES CABHA CERTIFIED IFS offers a complete array of mental health services for families in Eastern North Carolina. We have offices in Greenville, Washington, Ahoskie, Jackson and Elizabeth City. Our services cover all mental health issues and can include complete…

• ECBH expands school-based mental health services

  East Carolina Behavioral Health (ECBH) recently awarded funding for school-based mental health and substance use services to five of its contracted Network Providers. Awardees include Integrated Family Services for Bertie and Hertford Counties; Northeastern Counseling Services for Gates County; PORT Human Services for Dare County; Still Waters (Heartworks Children’s Home…

• Mental health team in N.C. goes to clients

  Article By Catherine Kozak of The Virginian-Pilot. Mobile team of mental health professionals is now available to assist clients in northeastern North Carolina. The team fills a void left when the state recently removed the Albemarle Mental Health Center. Designed to be flexible and nimble, the crisis management teams…