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03/29/2023

We Treat. We Educate. We advocate. Read more to learn about program treatment updates, our educational efforts opportunities and how you can be an advocate, too! Read it here:

http://ow.ly/hg1s50Nvb7v

03/13/2023

ATTENTION!: Due to inclement weather, Riverbend Community Mental Health will conduct all of its clinical services remotely on Tuesday, March 14th. Appointments previously scheduled via Telehealth will continue as planned. As always, if you or someone you know is in crisis, please call 833-710-6477 or connect to NH988.com. Thank You!

04/28/2022

Tickets are selling fast for Riverbend's 4th annual presentation of This Is My Brave at the Bank of NH Stage on Wednesday, May 25th! Get yours NOW to experience these powerful stories. https://www.riverbendcmhc.org/event/this-is-my-brave-nh-2022/

04/27/2022

Is creating and sustaining a workplace culture of mental health safety important to you? Join us on Wednesday, May 11th, at 12pm for a one-hour virtual workshop presented by Kim Lamontagne and the Community Behavioral Health Association of New Hampshire.

Join the NH Community Behavioral Health Association and its’ ten community mental health centers along with their respective chambers of commerce on Wednesday, May 11th from 12-1pm for

04/26/2022

In just 4 weeks on Tuesday, May 17th, Brooklyn, NY author Donald Antrim will be visiting us at Gibson's Bookstore from 6:30-7:30pm to discuss his latest book: One Friday in April: A Story of Su***de and Survival. Join us for this FREE event! http://ow.ly/ivSN50IRsPB

The New York Times describes One Friday in April as an “engrossing, necessary book — part memoir, part philosophical treatise — he argues that su***de is “a disease process, not an act or a choice.” Those who suffer from mental illness and die by (or “of”) su***de do not take their own lives, Antrim says, but have their lives taken from them.”

Riverbend is excited to be partnering with Gibson’s Bookstore to bring Donald Antrim and his book, One Friday in April: A Story of Su***de and Survival, to Gibson’s

04/25/2022

Like Riverbend? LOVE pizza?? PLACE AN ORDER at Constantly Pizza in Concord or Penacook on TUESDAY, MAY 17TH, and mention, show, or print this photo to DONATE 20% of your order to Riverbend!!! We would so appreciate your support! And a huge THANK YOU to Constantly Pizza, steadfast supporters of Riverbend and their communities.

04/19/2022

Read our newsletter which shares an inspiring message of hope and an overview of the events Riverbend is proud to present in May for Mental Health Awareness Month!

Mental Health Awareness Month is right around the corner (all May long)! Read our newsletter to learn how Riverbend, our sponsors, and our community partners are celebrating mental health .

04/15/2022

Join the NH Community Behavioral Health Association and its’ ten community mental health centers along with their respective chambers of commerce, for a presentation by Kim LaMontagne, President / CEO of Kim LaMontagne, LLC, International Speaker, Corporate Trainer, and Author.

The 4 Pillars is a corporate training that teaches leaders how to create a ‘culture of safety’ in the workplace. A culture of safety is one where everyone feels safe speaking openly about mental health without fear of judgment, retribution, or job loss.

Registration & more here! http://ow.ly/m3J650IHYTF

04/14/2022

Riverbend is bringing This Is My Brave, Inc. (a national non-profit Mental Health and Addiction Recovery storytelling event) to New Hampshire for the 4th year in a row this year and are ecstatic to share that we will once again be LIVE at the Bank of NH Stage in Downtown Concord on May 25th!
Join us and learn more here: http://ow.ly/OewZ50IHYr9

04/13/2022

Mental Health Awareness Month is just around the corner! Riverbend is excited to be partnering with Gibson's Bookstore to bring Donald Antrim and his book, One Friday in April: A Story of Su***de and Survival, to Gibson’s in Downtown Concord on Tuesday, May 17th from 6:30pm – 7:30pm.
This event is free and open to the public! Visit the event page and purchase your book here: http://ow.ly/FAJx50IHI8J

The New York Times describes One Friday in April as an “engrossing, necessary book — part memoir, part philosophical treatise — he argues that su***de is ‘a disease process, not an act or a choice’. Those who suffer from mental illness and die by (or “of”) su***de do not take their own lives, Antrim says, but have their lives taken from them.”

Donald Antrim is the author of three novels, including Elect Mr. Robinson for a Better World, and a memoir, The Afterlife. He has received awards from the MacArthur Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts, among others. He lives in Brooklyn, New York.

04/12/2022

Riverbend is excited to celebrate our 4th Annual Mental Health Awareness Month with an exciting series of events! Keep an eye out for posts on event information, registration, tickets & more!!
Visit this page for links to each event: http://ow.ly/U4A350IHNcb

03/15/2022

Take a look at Riverbend’s 2021 Annual Report, introducing our Continuum of Care, accompanying real case stories, and an article highlighting some of the important work accomplished by our Administrative Teams over the past two years. Enjoy!

Take a look at Riverbend’s 2021 Annual Report, introducing our Continuum of Care, accompanying real case stories, and an article highlighting some of the important work accomplished by