HACKENSACK, NJ — On Friday November 1, CBH Care provided mental health first aid (MHFA) training to over 100 10th grade students at Fort Lee High School, as part of Bergen County’s pilot program for teen Mental Health First Aid training.

HACKENSACK, NJ — Former CBH Care Executive Director Pete Scerbo was awarded the Ann Klein Advocates Award on Thursday evening for his 49 years of service as a social worker.

HACKENSACK, NJ — CBH Care facilitates Intensive Family Support Services (IFSS) Coffee Talk Group for loved ones of people suffering from mental health issues.

RIDGEFIELD PARK, NJ — This Saturday morning, CBH Care leadership attended the 7th Annual Health Fair for Adults in Ridgefield Park, sharing valuable information with dozens of attendees about mental and behavioral health resources available to themselves and their families.

CBH Care, the community-based mental and behavioral healthcare non-profit that has served the greater Bergen County area for 50 years, hosted its annual Gabriel M. Ambrosio Memorial Golf & Tennis Outing on Tuesday, September 24, with special guest, mental health advocate and winner of two Super Bowl rings, former New York Giant Lee Rouson. 

HACKENSACK, NJ — CBH Care has recently received a 3-year accreditation from Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (or CARF international), an industry-leading accreditor.

Last Tuesday, September 25, CBH Care staff provided the Borough of Carlstadt with important Mental Health First Aid trainings, to help borough employees recognize when someone is having a mental health crisis, and appropriate responses.

HACKENSACK, NJ — Thursday afternoon, the mental and behavioral non-profit health provider CBH Care was visited by special guest, Assistant Commissioner of the NJ Department of Children and Families, Mollie Greene, for an afternoon of presentations around the services and supports available to New Jersey’s families.

CBH Care, the North Jersey-based community mental and behavioral health service that provides assistance to some 200 outpatient consumers every day, is shining a light on mental illness and spreading the message that it is a sign of strength to seek help, especially during September, which is National Suicide Prevention Month. 

HACKENSACK, NJ — CBH Care partnered once again this fall with NAMI Greater Bergen, the local affiliate of the National Alliance on Mental Illness, to provide Family-to-Family Education, a program for family members of adults diagnosed with a serious mental illness. 

CBH Care, the Hackensack-based community mental and behavioral healthcare provider that aids over 4,000 consumers annually, attended the Bergen County Department of Human Services Annual Senior Picnic yesterday at Van Saun County Park, meeting with dozens of seniors. 

Last Friday, Governor Phil Murphy signed Senate bill S2861 into law, requiring all New Jersey public schools to include mental health instruction in K-12 health curriculums.

HACKENSACK, NJ — CBH Care, a leading mental and behavioral healthcare non-profit that operates three facilities in Bergen County, treated their staff at all three locations to fresh ice cream from a Mr. Softee truck.

CBH Care, the North Jersey-based community mental and behavioral health service that provides assistance to some 200 outpatient consumers every day, has increased its enrollment in its therapeutic after-school-program for adolescents that addresses emotional and behavioral issues.

CBH Care, the community-based mental health-focused non-profit that has served the greater Bergen County area for 50 years, hosted its 8th Annual Culinary Adventure Food & Wine Tasting Monday night, with special guest, mental health advocate and Grammy award winning Darryl “DMC” McDaniels, of Run-DMC.

CBH Care, the North Jersey-based community mental and behavioral health service that provides assistance to hundreds of consumers every day, is observing Mental Health Awareness Month by distributing lime green t-shirts which bear an educational message.

In the wake of the horrific tragedy in Little Ferry last week, Sue Devlin, Executive Director of CBH Care, has issued the following statement:

When Bergen County school children are experiencing behavioral or mental health problems during school hours, they can expect to receive understanding and a focused plan to stay in school. CBH Care, the community-based mental health-focused non-profit that has served the greater Bergen County area for 50 years, has been helping students stay in school through their little known, highly impactful school clearance service.

CBH Care, the North Jersey-based community mental and behavioral health service that provides assistance to some 200 outpatient consumers every day, operates an emergency wellness center to assist hundreds of people when they experience a dangerous mental health crisis.

Sue Devlin, Executive Director at CBH Care, the North Jersey-based community mental and behavioral health service that provides assistance to some 200 outpatient consumers every day, issued the following statement supporting legislation requiring insurance companies to pay for mental health services at a comparably to physical healthcare.