Provident Behavioral Health Expands Community Outreach: Bridging Faith and Mental Health Support

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Meet Emma Bacila, Provident’s Behavioral Outreach Specialist who is focused on expanding mental health conversations into new spaces. Q: What are some of the new ways Provident is reaching out to St. Louis-area communities? What initiated this effort? A: Provident is connecting with religious leaders and congregants through email campaigns and phone calls plus participating in events and presentations. We’re … Read More

St. Louis Post-Dispatch Names Provident A 2024 Top Workplace

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We’re honored to be named a Top Workplace again this year by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Top Workplaces are named based solely on employee feedback. The anonymous survey collects and measures employee perception towards pay and benefits, direction, leadership and appreciation (among other categories). “We’re committed to work/life balance and intentionally support a workplace where employees can thrive professionally and … Read More

One Year Strong With Care and Counseling

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It’s been one year since Care and Counseling joined Provident Behavioral Health. When Provident began talking with Care and Counseling, we knew it was an agency that cared for the St. Louis community for over fifty years. And we knew that we wanted to preserve its historic legacy and honor the past leaders and supporters of its mission. Over the past 12 months, … Read More

Celebrating Inclusivity at Pride Fest 2024

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  We’re proud to have celebrated with St. Louis at the St. Louis Pride Fest! Our team was on hand to pass out fun swag (Hello pro-noun badges and Lifesavers candies) and share resources. Participating in Pride Fest is important for Provident because it aligns with our commitment to inclusivity and support for all individuals, regardless of their background or … Read More

Keeping PACE with Older Adults

Mary Ryder Home, News, Views

Provident’s services for older adults are expanding through a partnership with Lutheran Senior Services (LSS). We now offer on-site mental health services to participants in LSS’s PACE Program, a community-based day center designed to support older adults in maintaining their independence. Clinicians now visit the LSS PACE Program day center once a week. “Many older adults face loneliness, feelings of … Read More

Expanding Behavioral Health Intervention Specialists in Schools

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Provident is excited to announce the expansion of our Behavioral Health Intervention program into more schools! Following the early successes at Brittany Woods Middle School in University City, we plan to have specialists embedded in at least two more schools as early as this upcoming school year: Fairview Elementary in the Jennings School District and Hazelwood East High School. These … Read More

$1.6 million gift from United Way of Greater St. Louis

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Provident was thankful to receive an incredible $1.6 million gift from United Way of Greater St. Louis. Their generosity demonstrates their commitment to our mission and confidence in our ability to build brighter futures through exceptional behavioral health services, especially for those with the greatest need.

New Partnerships Make Behavioral Health Care Convenient for Older Adults at Lutheran Senior Services, Covenant Place at The Mirowitz Center Properties

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Provident is pleased to announce two new partnerships with older adult living providers: Lutheran Senior Services (LSS) and the Covenant Place at The Mirowitz Center community on the Millstone Campus in Creve Coeur. Clinician Nikki Adams is embedded two days per week at LSS properties and three days per week at Covenant Place. Both communities serve low-income older adults. Nikki … Read More

Embedded School-Based Intervention Specialist Normalizing Mental Health Care in University City School

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Provident is pleased to welcome Sam Guthrie to our team as a school-based Behavioral Health Intervention Specialist. Sam is a former juvenile officer who is now embedded at Brittany Woods Middle School in University City, giving students a non-therapeutic, safe space to share their feelings and coordinate additional services as needed. Sam served fifteen students in his first month on … Read More