Valley Cities Behavioral Health Care
Flag this Organization: Valley Cities Behavioral Health Care for removalValley Cities provides comprehensive mental health services for children, teens, adults, and seniors, including individual, family, and group counseling. Our evidence-based programs address various concerns, such as depression, anxiety, and bipolar disorder, tailored to meet each individual’s needs.
For more information, see the Valley Cities Behavioral Health Care website.
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Seattle Lunch and Learn: Understanding the fentanyl crisis with Valley Cities
Valley Cities Behavioral Health Care is hosting a Lunch and Learn event on Sept. 24 at the World Trade Center Seattle, focusing on the fentanyl crisis affecting King County. The event aims to provide insights from clinical leaders about the realities of treatment and recovery. Presenters from Rec...
Community Coffee Chats: Suicide Awareness Month discussion in Federal Way on Sept. 17
Valley Cities Behavioral Health Care is hosting a Coffee Chat in Federal Way on Sept. 17 from 9 to 10:30 a.m. at 33405 8th Ave. S., in observance of Suicide Awareness Month. The event aims to educate attendees on suicide prevention, bringing together community members and experts to discuss warni...
Free backpacks, food and fun at Valley Cities’ National Night Out in Auburn
Valley Cities Behavioral Health Care is hosting a National Night Out event on Aug. 5 in Auburn, Washington, from 3 to 6 p.m. at 915 26th St. NE. This community gathering aims to promote connection and support, featuring free backpacks and school supplies for children, along with family-friendly a...
Hope on the move: Valley Cities reaches communities where they are
Valley Cities Behavioral Health Care is expanding its outreach efforts across King County, emphasizing the importance of connecting with individuals in their own environments, such as community centers and parks. For nearly 60 years, Valley Cities has provided care for those facing mental health ...
Community leaders invited to join Valley Cities’ first 2025 Coffee Chat in Kent
Community leaders are invited to the first Community Coffee Chat of 2025, hosted by Valley Cities Behavioral Health Care on May 21 in Kent. This event will take place at the Multi-Service Center, focusing on “Responding to the Fentanyl Crisis” and discussing Valley Cities’ role in addressing subs...
Support for King County Veterans: Mental health, careers and community resources
Support for veterans in King County focuses on mental health, career opportunities, and community resources. An estimated 127,000 veterans reside in the area, with around 20,000 having faced PTSD, TBI, or MST. Many veterans hesitate to seek help, resulting in increased risks of homelessness and u...
King County program offers early intervention and support for first-episode psychosis
King County’s New Journeys program, operated by Valley Cities Behavioral Health Care, provides early intervention and support for individuals ages 15 to 40 experiencing their first episode of psychosis. This community-based initiative emphasizes holistic care and compassionate support, aiming to ...
Valley Cities Enumclaw welcomes 2025 with wellness-focused programs and services
Valley Cities Enumclaw is launching wellness-focused programs and services for 2025 to enhance the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of its clients. As part of “Welcome Back Week” from Jan. 8 to 10, the clinic introduced new group services, including mindfulness sessions, “Therapeutic Th...
Personal journeys drive compassionate care at Valley Cities
Valley Cities Behavioral Health Care emphasizes the importance of personal experiences in providing compassionate care. Team members often draw from their own struggles with mental health or substance use to connect with and support clients facing similar challenges. John Grossman, the director o...