Year: 2024

Zane Propatier The mental health crisis among children and adolescents is one of the most urgent challenges the United States is facing today. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease

Dan Kubas-Meyer, President and CEO As I prepare to retire from my role as president and CEO of Thrive Behavioral Health it’s hard not to reflect on my 40-year career.

WARWICK – Thrive Behavioral Health announced that Dr. Kleckner Charles will serve as the organization’s new CEO starting Oct. 15. Charles, who will become Thrive’s first Black CEO, has more than 30

For half of all Americans, trauma is an unfortunate aspect of everyday life. While most adults recover from their traumatic experiences, some remain permanently impacted by terrifying and painful memories.

Dan Kubas-Meyer will officially step down on October 31 WARWICK, R.I. – The President and CEO of Thrive Behavioral Health, Dan Kubas-Meyer is announcing his retirement after seven years at

State of Rhode Island granted $40.7 million in funding over next two years for continued development of Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics WARWICK, R.I. – Thrive Behavioral Health, a leading

As Mental Health Awareness Month comes to a close, we wanted to share some exciting news, and a major milestone for one of Thrive’s signature programs. This spring, the Hillsgrove

The annual celebration helped raise $35,000 for critical housing services WARWICK, R.I. – Thrive Behavioral Health, one of RI’s leading providers of comprehensive mental health services, hosted its annual fundraising

Suicide is the second-leading cause of death among young people. Every year in the US, more people die by suicide than in car accidents, and more suicide deaths occur than

Justin Tipple’s apartment is a mess right now, but for good reason.  Justin is packing to move into his first independent apartment. “I’ve experienced a lot of setbacks, but I