Normalizing Mental Health
Talking Mental Health with Young Adults in Telluride By: Corinne Cavender, Behavioral Health Operations Coordinator For many reasons, talking about mental health is still difficult in our society. Though major […]
Suicide Prevention is Everyone’s Business
By Corinne Cavender, Behavioral Health Operations Coordinator Suicide prevention is everyone’s business. That’s why April’s Mental Health Matters KOTO show focused on the topic. With our mountain town mental health issues going
Keeping Older Adults Living Comfortably at Home: Stories of Support from TCHNetwork
By Ruthie Boyd, Marketing Coordinator VISTA Doug and the In-Home Assessment Process When Thrive Community Health Network received a call in 2019 from Donna, RN, about an older gentleman, Doug, who was experiencing
“Our Community is Aging:” Palliative Program Volunteers
By Ruthie Boyd, Marketing Coordinator VISTA “Jim has become part of my life, and it’s been great. Volunteering has been a wonderful experience, and I want to continue.” Ossie Mera is
Telluride Medical Center’s Integrated Health Model Combines Behavioral and Physical Health
By Corinne Cavender, Behavioral Health Operations Coordinator Last month, we highlighted Uncompahgre Medical Center’s integrated care model. For this month’s edition of Mental Health Matters on KOTO, we interviewed Lindsay
Letter to TCHNetwork: Winter 2021
Dear TCHNetwork, Every year I make a promise to myself that this will be the year when I finally take care of my health. 2020 was hard in so many
Uncompahgre Medical Center: Innovative Behavioral Health Care an Asset to West End Residents
By Corinne Cavender, Behavioral Health Operations Coordinator Your wellbeing is more than physical health. It is a combination of a handful of factors, including your behavioral health. Our partners at the Uncompahgre Medical Center (UMC) are leading the
Cooking Matters: In the New Year, Learn to Cook Healthy Food on a Budget
By Ruthie Boyd, Public Health Marketing Coordinator While COVID continues to shape the ways we interact with others every day, one thing remains: we still need to shop for groceries,
New Year’s Resolutions: Why bother, or chance for positive change?
By Ruth Homan, Community Health Worker The beginning of a new year prompts us to feel like it is time for a fresh start. There seems to be an innate desire
CORE (Co-Responder) Program in San Miguel County: Bettering Behavioral Health Outcomes
By Corinne Cavender, Behavioral Health Operations Coordinator Have you heard about the Co-Responder program we have in San Miguel County? Well, if you haven’t, buckle up and read carefully… you’re going to want