NEWS

We begin spring with exciting news about a Riverside partnership to provide on-campus services, a promising look at the mental health system from Riverside CEO Marsha Medalie, and an invitation to join our Riverside NAMI Walk team!  And there's more...  Read it here… read more >

Cambridge, MA - Leveraging its expertise in educating mental health providers, and responding to the increasing levels of anxiety, stress, suicide, addiction, and ADHD among young adults, Lesley University is partnering with one of the state’s largest non-profit mental health providers, Riverside Community Care, to create a proactive model of student mental hea… read more >

Training Initiative to Better Respond to Youth at High Risk for Suicide Dedham, MA - Riverside Trauma Center, a service of Riverside Community Care that supports people recovering from traumatic events through community outreach, consultation, and counseling, is proud to announce a partnership with the Massachusetts Department of Children and Families (DCF),… read more >

New Riverside Program in Norfolk County Builds a Sustainable Model for Treatment DEDHAM, MA – Riverside Community Care has received a five-year $1.4 million grant to provide behavioral healthcare and human services through a new program affiliated with the Norfolk County criminal justice system, MassHealth Behavioral Health Supports for Justice-Involved Indi… read more >

This month we talk about developments at Riverside and in the news, we look forward to our annual Gala, and we look back at the year just past in our Annual Report.  Read it here… read more >

Content from MindWise Innovations, a service of Riverside Community Care: This full-day conference was presented by Riverside Trauma Center and MindWise Innovations on February 3, 2022, and focused on what we can be doing in our schools, workplaces, and healthcare settings to create a safer, more resilient future. To everyone who attended our conference this y… read more >

Our December newsletter showcases a warm story of devotion along with ways to manage workplace relationships during a sometimes stressful time of year...along with several other features!  Read it here… read more >

Most people would heartily agree that Gladys Catlin has earned her retirement.  And at age 90, after 57 years of dedicated service to people with disabilities, and with a recently implanted pacemaker to keep her heart going, retirement is the status she just recently – and regretfully – accepted.  But only regretfully. To understand her ambivalence, we'l… read more >

By Kimberly Martin, LMFT, Assistant Vice President, Child & Family Services, Riverside Community Care   The holidays are often thought of as an exultant time during which friends and family gather to celebrate.  We sometimes forget that for many, the holidays are laden with melancholy, anxiety, and grief.  The holiday season may compound these feelin… read more >

In the latest news we cover recent and upcoming events, along with a special grant and our satisfaction survey results. Plus, a special tribute to Riverside founder Scott M. Bock from GBH...Read it here… read more >