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Behavioral Health Partners of MetroWest (BHPMW) makes it easier for individuals and families to access a continuum of high quality behavioral health, community development, and social services in the greater MetroWest area of Massachusetts and beyond.

11/05/2025

“Nowadays, it is hard to find someone that will stop and listen to your needs. The BHPMW team has shown that they are concerned and willing to help with what they can. I appreciate that.”

For personalized assistance, call us at 1-844-528-6800, Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m or complete our inquiry form. Our dedicated care navigators are ready to assist you.

11/03/2025

Do you have a loved one living with traumatic brain injury? Our partner agency, Advocates, Inc., can help.

Advocates Brain Injury Services supports adults with acquired or traumatic brain injuries to achieve the greatest level of independence at each stage of recovery. The program helps people actively engage in the communities where they live through recreational, vocational, educational, and social pursuits.

Patients receive:

Support by direct care staff, nurses, and case managers with specialized training and expertise in brain injuries

Customized plans based on each person’s person’s unique needs and goals with a collaborative approach

Services include:
Residential
Community Services
Day Services
Neuro Wellness Event Series

Eligibility:
Open to adults age 18 and older with acquired or traumatic brain injury. Payment options include Mass Health, ABI Waiver, private insurance, private pay, settlement, and workers compensation, among other options. Please call Advocates staff to discuss your needs.

For more information, visit: https://advocates.org/services/brain-injury-services

11/02/2025

Did you know that about 1 in 10 men experience depression or anxiety, while less than half receive treatment? (Anxiety & Depression Association of America).

November 1st marks the start of Men’s Health Awareness Month. This month serves as a reminder to prioritize physical and mental health.

Ready to break the stigma? BHPMW is here to help you jumpstart your wellness journey.

Call our Navigation Line at 1-844-528-6800 Monday-Friday to speak with one of our care navigators who will help find the best mental health and social services for you.

If you are experiencing a mental health or substance use crisis and need immediate assistance, contact the statewide Behavioral Health Help Line 833-773-2445, available 24/7.

Reference: adaa.org/find-help/by-demographics/mens-mental-health

11/01/2025

You may have questions about the ongoing government shutdown and what it means for those who rely on SNAP benefits to afford food. Please swipe through to learn about what will happen, what you can do to help, and what resources are still available to folks who rely on SNAP benefits.

More information can be found here: docs.google.com/document/d/1-6QlP5RLFtau8cioSV7T7Yktf1NmwtsxsF7aUpIo5qQ/edit?tab=t.0

10/29/2025

Is the information I share kept confidential?

Keeping your personal information secure is important to us. Our referral line follows all federal guidelines for gathering, storing, and sharing personal health information (PHI). Our care coordinators may be required to disclose information or records without prior written consent from the person receiving services in the following situations:

The person’s behavior creates a clear and present danger of harm to themselves or others
In the event of suspected abuse or neglect of a child, or a disabled or elderly person
Your care coordinator will discuss this with you directly should the situation arise.

For additional information on mandated reporting, please visit bhpmw.info/navigation-line-faqs

10/27/2025

Our partner agency, South Middlesex Opportunity Council - SMOC provides safe and secure emergency and permanent housing to residents of MetroWest, Central Massachusetts, Western Massachusetts, and Lowell through their Regional Services.

With the help of SMOC regional services…

🍎Almost 11,500 people received nutritious meals & groceries from the meal programs at Open Pantry Community Services

🏠2,000 single adults were provided with safe and supportive emergency shelter

Programs include:
🔹Common Ground Resource Center
🔹Community Kiln
🔹Health Related Social Needs
🔹Greater Worcester Housing Connection
🔹Joan Brack Adult Learning Center
🔹Lowell Transitional Living Center
🔹Open Pantry Community Services

Additional supportive services and connections to community resources are offered as well.
For more information, visit: smoc.org/service-type/regional-services

10/24/2025

Our partner agency, Advocates, Inc. provides mental health services that foster hope, recovery, and community. Advocates help individuals lead healthy and fulfilling lives through residential and outreach programs, community-based counseling and psychiatry services, and peer support.

Services include:
🔹 Counseling and Psychiatry
🔹 Open Dialogue
🔹 Outreach Services
🔹 Peer Support
🔹 Residential Programs
🔹 The Living Room (24-hour crisis alternative to emergency department visits)

Eligibility:
Participants in Advocates Mental Health Residential and Outreach programs are most often referred to by the Department of Mental Health (DMH). Some private pay opportunities may be available. Please contact Advocates for more information and DMH eligibility.

Counseling and Psychiatry services accept MassHealth and most private insurance plans. Please contact your insurance company or Advocates Community Counseling at (508) 661-2020 to find out if Advocates is in your network.

For more information, visit: advocates.org/services/mental-health-services

10/22/2025

Why do you ask about my Primary Care Physician?

We believe that integrating physical and emotional/mental health promotes the best possible care. Because of this, our care coordinators will ask if you would like to authorize communication with your P*P so we can inform them about any services you may be connected to.

Speaking with your P*P is an optional component of our care coordination service and is not required to receive our assistance. If you have further questions about this process or how your personal health information is managed, please speak with your care coordinator directly.

To reach the Navigation Line, call: 1-844-528-6800

10/20/2025

Are you raising a child with difficult emotional challenges? Our partner agency, Wayside Family & Youth Support Network, is here to support you.

Through their Intensive Care Coordination (ICC) service, Wayside uses a Wraparound Model to identify and coordinate support for families. Participation is voluntary, with an assigned Care Coordinator and Family Partner (FP) for each enrolled child.

The program can help youth/families:
🔹 Assess needs and strengths
🔹Develop a crisis plan
🔹Identify formal and informal supporters to be part of the Care Plan Team
🔹Meet regularly to help the youth/family address their needs with The Care Plan Team
🔹Develop an Individual Care Plan (includes additional supports, community resources, and services) to help address the identified needs from the youth/families' goals
🔹Ensure continued support beyond ICC/ Wraparound completion

Agencies have 2 convenient locations:
📍 Framingham
1 Frederick Abbott Way, Framingham, MA 01701
Email: Framingham-IntakeTeam@waysideyouth.org
508-630-5907

📍Lowell
77 East Merrimack Street, Lowell, MA 01852
Email: Lowell-referrals@waysideyouth.org
978-460-8712

For more information, visit: waysideyouth.org/care-coordination

10/10/2025

Today, we recognize World Mental Health Day, a day of raising awareness and focusing efforts on fostering positive mental health.

This year's theme is access to services during catastrophes and emergencies. Emergencies will look different for everyone, but they can induce or worsen mental health conditions. It’s critical that individuals in crisis have easy access to the care they need.

To that end, we have compiled a list of accessible resources and services to help improve mental health for individuals in the MetroWest area.

💙 Wayside Youth & Family Support Network
Provides a wide variety of mental health counseling and family support services to children, young adults, and families in Massachusetts.
📞Call: 508-879-9800
waysideyouth.org

💙 South Middlesex Opportunity Council - SMOC
Outpatient services SMOC Behavioral Healthcare provides outpatient clinical services, including counseling, therapy, and medication to help individuals and families manage and resolve problems.
📞Call: 508-879-2250
https://smoc.org/service/clinical-services/

💙 BHPMW:
Navigation Line to find the right local mental health services for you.
📞Call 1-844-528-6800 or complete the online form at https://bhpmw.info/navigation-line/

If you are experiencing a mental health or substance use crisis and need immediate assistance, please contact the statewide Behavioral Health Help Line 833-773-2445, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

10/08/2025

Start your wellness journey today.

Our partner agency, South Middlesex Opportunity Council - SMOC, offers comprehensive, compassionate care for individuals, children, and families through SMOC Behavioral Healthcare (SBH).

Services include:
🔹 Substance use treatment
🔹Mental health outpatient
🔹Care coordination services
🔹Residential substance use recovery programs
🔹Peer recovery support

Programs are created to be there for you every step of the way and include:
🔹Anchored in Recovery
🔹Behavioral Health Partners MetroWest
🔹Outpatient Clinical Services
🔹Residential Recovery Programs

Visit smoc.org/service-type/smoc-behavioral-health for more information.

10/06/2025

Are you struggling with your child’s behavior and how to access appropriate services? Our partner agency, Wayside Youth & Family Support Network is here to help!

Wayside’s Parent-Peer Partnership offers compassionate support and resources to help families in raising children with mental health challenges.

Programming includes:
🔹 Caregiver Support
🔹 “Caregiver Connections” Groups
🔹 Educational Workshops
🔹 General Support

Interested in these services? Email parentsupport@waysideyouth.org or visit waysideyouth.org/community-education-outreach-services

Address

1881 Worcester Road, Ste 103
Framingham, MA
01701

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm
Sunday	9am - 5pm

Website

https://bhpmw.info/

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