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National Suicide Prevention Week: Take Action for Prevention

September 16, 2020 Posted in: News Release

The tragedy of suicide devastates thousands of families in the US each year. Recent data on... Continue reading →

Reno Behavioral Healthcare Hospital Named Community Agency of the Year

March 17, 2020 Posted in: News Release

The Nevada School Counselor Association presented Reno Behavioral Healthcare Hospital with the Community Agency of the Year Award for collaboration with the school district and our work with students in need. ... Continue reading →

Recovery Requires More Than Detox

March 13, 2020 Posted in: News Release

For many struggling with chemical dependency, Detoxification, also known as “detox,” is the... Continue reading →

Seasonal Affective Disorder

January 16, 2020 Posted in: News Release

Approximately... Continue reading →

How to Overcome Chemical and Substance Dependency

January 2, 2020 Posted in: Press Release

If you or a loved one are struggling with overcoming substance abuse, it can seem like a daunting task. It can be a confusing time for... Continue reading →

Identifying Signs and Thoughts of Suicide

December 3, 2019 Posted in: Press Release

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 1.3 million adults aged 18 or older... Continue reading →

Recognizing the Signs of Bullying

October 30, 2019 Posted in: Press Release

Bullying is a problem in even the country’s finest schools, and the internet has bred a whole new type of... Continue reading →

Suicide Prevention Awareness – How to Reach Out for Help

September 26, 2019 Posted in: Announcement

Reach Out for Help

If you find yourself currently dealing with suicidal thoughts, feeling depressed, or engaging in self-harming behaviors,... Continue reading →

Early Signs of an Eating Disorder

September 5, 2019 Posted in: Press Release

The Center for Eating Disorders at Reno Behavioral Healthcare... Continue reading →

Reno Behavioral Healthcare Hospital Announces Mental Health Treatment for Adolescents

October 11, 2018 Posted in: Announcement

Reno Behavioral Healthcare Hospital recently launched its Adolescent Unit providing treatment for adolescents ages... Continue reading →

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I wanted to drop a line of thanks to your amazing staff as a result of hearing about how well our children are doing coming out of in-patient treatment at Reno Behavioral Healthcare Hospital. I just finished a conversation with the Principal, and she told me that two of her students came back to school looking better than she’s ever seen them. I happen to be seeing those children in treatment as well and am so impressed with the new coping skills they are coming home implementing. It is far too easy to reach out and complain when we have a problem with treatment but just as important is our capacity to recognize and compliment excellent care when we see it. So happy to be partnering with you all.

J. Winnemucca

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Our adolescent psychiatric residential treatment programs provide intensive care for youth with serious psychiatric, emotional, and behavioral problems. Our modern treatment center provides a safe, clean, and therapeutic environment with safe staffing and proper infection control procedures.

Reno’s Mayor proclaims May 21st as "Reno Behavioral Healthcare Hospital Day" to commemorate our hospital's service to the community.

Reno Behavioral Healthcare Hospital now has the community’s newest Karma Box in South Reno. Karma Boxes are starting to pop up all over town to provide non-perishable food, first aid, and toiletries to those in need. Learn more.

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