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Time for Action – Tri-County CEO Message
After the shocking video of the death of George Floyd became public, I started monitoring the public statements made by large corporations, such as Ford, General [...]
Updated Statement on Service Availability, May 19, 2020
Tri-County Mental Health Services stands ready to support our communities’ behavioral health needs. Services are delivered remotely and at the current time our lobby remains [...]
How to Help a Friend with a Check-In Phone Call
In an article we were reading recently about depression and the pandemic, we noticed the importance of “check-in calls.” Dr. Gary Sachs, from the Harvard [...]
Our recommended books during stay-at-home order
Last week, we shared a list of movies with themes involving mental health. Thank you for the comments and suggestions received! Some nights, though, we [...]
Movies with a mental health story
We’ve talked a lot about anxiety and depression on our blog these last couple of weeks and how to deal with isolation during the COVID-19 [...]
COVID-19 – A time to revisit “Know Thyself”
-A blog post by Tri-County CEO Tom Petrizzo While we are getting accustomed to the “new normal” -- stay-at-home orders and extremely dry, but ultra [...]
Services to be offered via phone and telehealth
The CEO of Tri-County Mental Health Services distributed a video today explaining how COVID-19 has affected the face-to-face personal services of the offices at Tri-County. [...]
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Combatting Isolation and Loneliness in a Time of Social Distancing and Self-Imposed Quarantines – by Tom Petrizzo, CEO, Tri-County Mental Health ServicesCombatting Isolation and Loneliness in a Time of Social Distancing and Self-Imposed Quarantines – by Tom Petrizzo, CEO, Tri-County Mental Health Services
Combatting Isolation and Loneliness in a Time of Social Distancing and Self-Imposed Quarantines – by Tom Petrizzo, CEO, Tri-County Mental Health Services
“Solitude is fine but you need someone to tell that solitude is fine.” ― Honoré de Balzac A colleague of mine said recently “technology is the [...]
Service Availability During Public Health Crisis – Updated March 20, 2020
Due to the public health emergency, Tri-County Mental Health Services will be limiting its services. We stand ready to support our communities’ behavioral health needs. Starting Monday [...]
Don’t Let Social Distancing Affect Your Mental Health
Don’t Let "Social Distancing" Affect Your Mental Health, By Tom Petizzo, CEO, Tri-County Mental Health Services The Coronavirus (COVID-19) is impacting all of us, even [...]
Tri-County Notice Regarding the Coronavirus (COVID 19)
We are continually monitoring the Coronavirus (COVID 19) situation worldwide and its effects to our local community. The safety and wellbeing of our staff and [...]
Tri-County Mental Health takes an active role in vaping education and prevention
It’s hard to avoid the numerous headlines about the dangers of vaping and even the deaths associated with this addiction. As of October 29, 37 [...]