Community Counseling Of Bristol County

Community Counseling Of Bristol County Comprehensive behavioral healthcare solutions for children, adults, and elders. Community Counseling of Bristol County, Inc.

(CCBC) has a 45 year history of meeting the mental health and substance abuse treatment needs of the Greater Attleboro/ Taunton community. CCBC is a non-profit, tax-exempt corporation with its main office located in Taunton, and other offices in Attleboro, Brockton, New Bedford, Plymouth, and Fall River. The agency employs a staff of over four hundred people and serves over 12,000 individuals and their families annually. CCBC’s range of programs and services include outpatient mental health and substance abuse treatment, adult day treatment, adult partial hospitalization, child and family treatment services, and intensive adult and child case management.

03/20/2026

Big impact deserves big recognition. Congratulations to our staff who received the MVP (Most Valuable Player) Award! 🏆🏆🏆

Your contributions make a huge difference every day. We’re grateful for you, and we’re proud to celebrate you.

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Recovery can begin the moment you say, “I need help.” And with the right support, it becomes life-changing in the best w...
03/20/2026

Recovery can begin the moment you say, “I need help.” And with the right support, it becomes life-changing in the best way. Building hope, healing, and a future that’s truly yours.

This social work month we're tackling the topic of social workers and burnout. Unfortunately, it's a real problem valida...
03/19/2026

This social work month we're tackling the topic of social workers and burnout. Unfortunately, it's a real problem validated by years of data.

Research summarized in SocialWorker.com shows burnout is widespread: 75%–79% in MBI (Maslach Burnout Inventory)-based self-reports.

Emotional exhaustion sits around 70%–73%, and nearly half (49%) of social workers in a 2024 study reported emotional numbness. When organizational support falls short, burnout doesn’t resolve.

56% said interventions were ineffective, and only 54% felt comfortable discussing burnout with supervisors.

This has real consequences: absenteeism rises 75%, performance drops 63%, and turnover intentions reach 52–66%.

With a projected deficit of nearly 200,000 clinicians and practitioners by 2030, we can’t afford to treat burnout as “just part of the job.”

Social workers deserve support that’s real: strong supervision, healthy boundaries, and a culture that values well-being as part of quality care.

If you work in social work, prioritize your wellbeing. Follow Community Counseling of Bristol County to see how we support staff wellbeing.

Women's History Month honors the extraordinary achievements of women. It's an opportunity to unearth and embrace women's...
03/17/2026

Women's History Month honors the extraordinary achievements of women. It's an opportunity to unearth and embrace women's contributions to society as a whole, and continue to advance the systems that uplift women.

It was not so long ago that there were rules in place preventing women from having full control over marriage and family planning.

Unfortunately, the fight for autonomy in marriage and family planning still rages on. From abortion rights, access to birth control, and prenatal care, women are still fighting everyday to make their own choices when it comes to their bodies.

This Women's History Month, let's remember the brave women who fought for all women's right to be heard, to feel safe, and to be.

Years from now, people will still be living in homes and finding stability because Ellen didn’t stop advocating when it ...
03/13/2026

Years from now, people will still be living in homes and finding stability because Ellen didn’t stop advocating when it got hard.

Congratulations to our Vice-President of Housing and Community Initiatives, Ellen Bruder-Moore Abramowitz, the recipient of the 2025 Sister Rose Award.

It's an honor that recognizes extraordinary commitment to serving people most impacted by poverty, homelessness, and housing insecurity.

Ellen was chosen because her career has been defined by action: building programs, strengthening community partnerships, and championing housing as a foundation for health and dignity. We’re grateful for her leadership, and proud to celebrate this well-earned recognition.

Join us in congratulating Ellen on this well-deserved honor! 🎉🎉

Social work is a profession rooted in advocacy, compassion, and action. Social workers meet people where they are by hel...
03/05/2026

Social work is a profession rooted in advocacy, compassion, and action. Social workers meet people where they are by helping individuals, families, and communities navigate life’s toughest moments, access critical resources, and build stability and hope.

This National Social Work Month, we’re saying thank you to social work professionals. Thank you for supporting vulnerable populations, strengthening mental and behavioral health, and improving quality of life.

Your work doesn’t just change individual outcomes, it helps create safer, healthier, more connected communities for all of us.

To every social worker: thank you for your leadership, your persistence, and your commitment to making society better.

Black history is American history, yet it's disappearing every day.From book bans to curriculum restrictions, the narrat...
02/25/2026

Black history is American history, yet it's disappearing every day.

From book bans to curriculum restrictions, the narratives that shape our understanding are being erased.

📚Let's explore these issues and discover how we can preserve and celebrate Black voices and stories.

Swipe through to learn more about how you can keep this vital part of American history alive.

02/24/2026

Due to the weather, our offices are closed today for in-person appointments. For more information visit www.comcounseling.org

Due to weather conditions, we are closed for in-person appointments today. For more information visit our website at www...
02/23/2026

Due to weather conditions, we are closed for in-person appointments today. For more information visit our website at www.comcounseling.org.

As always, our crisis services are available today, and everyday. If you, or someone you know, is experiencing a mental health crisis we can be reached at 800-660-4300, or 508-285-9400.

Navigating the current political climate can take a toll on your mental health. It's important to find ways to fill the ...
02/20/2026

Navigating the current political climate can take a toll on your mental health. It's important to find ways to fill the cup you pour from while maintaining your well-being. ☕️☕️

Here are 8 simple strategies to help you stay centered and resilient during these challenging times. Remember, taking care of your mental health isn't just important—it's essential.

02/19/2026

If you receive services from CCBC, don’t forget our **1st Quarterly Consumer Advisory Board** is coming up!

🗓 Friday, February 20
⏰ 1:00 PM

Let your voice be heard and help shape the future of our programs. Both positive and constructive feedback are welcome — your input matters!

🍽 Food will be provided.

We hope to see you there!

💖 Celebrate Black Love Day by embracing the power of love in action! 💖Black Love Day, founded by Ayo Handy-Kendi, is a s...
02/13/2026

💖 Celebrate Black Love Day by embracing the power of love in action! 💖

Black Love Day, founded by Ayo Handy-Kendi, is a spiritual, African centered way to celebrate love by focusing on love in the black community.

It honors 5 tenets of Black Love: Love for the Creator, for Self, for the Black Family, the Community, and the Black Diaspora. These 5 tenets demonstrate a value system that extends well-beyond the day of celebration.

Black Love Day isn't just a celebration—it's "love in action". It's a day to demonstrate love that heals, nurtures, and empowers. Whether it's spending time with loved ones, supporting Black-owned businesses, or engaging in community service, it's a commitment to acts of kindness and unity that strengthens community.

For more information about this meaningful day visit: https://www.africanamericanholidays.org/33rd-black-love-day-2026.html

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