CPC Behavioral Healthcare

Support CPC by purchasing an event t-shirt or sweatshirt at the 10th Annual Volleyball Tournament this Saturday! Shirts $25 - sweatshirts $50! See you Saturday at Driftwood Cabana Club - registration at 10, event at 11!

Thank you to ALL of our very generous sponsors. ☺️ The countdown is on! The 10th Annual Beach Volleyball Tournament to benefit CPC's Addiction Recovery Services is THIS Saturday, October 3 at Driftwood Cabana Club! Players register at 10:00 - the games start at 11:00 - spectators are free, enjoy the live band, beach playground for the kids, Tiki Bar open with full menu available. 50/50, prizes and raffles! SO MUCH FUN!

CPC's Linda Lanni and Alisa Pallitto at this week's National Save A Life Day event in Red Bank. The afternoon featured a free community resource fair and training focused on overdose prevention and naloxone (Narcan) distribution. Thank you Linda and Alisa for all you do for our communities!

September is Recovery Month and tomorrow, September 24th is Save a Life Day--a day for organizations throughout Monmouth County to work together in providing lifesaving naloxone to our community. The link below brings you to a map of distribution sites. Help spread the word and save a life!

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CPC was grateful to support our community at the Hope Sheds Light Walk in Seaside Heights a few weeks ago. Pictured here from our Red Bank Counseling Office is Corey Smith and Alisa Pallitto. What a beautiful day for this wonderful organization that does so much to support our communities. Hope Sheds Light is a nonprofit organization dedicated to educating families, supporting individuals in recovery, and helping communities overcome substance use disorder. Congratulations on a wonderful day of awareness, education, fundraising and solidarity!💛💙

💜 This Sunday, September 20th is Addiction Professionals Day. As we head into the weekend, let's take a moment to celebrate the dedicated professionals across our community who work at the heart of recovery. Thank you especially, to our compassionate CPC team members for providing hope, healing, and evidence-based treatment to individuals and families impacted by substance use disorders. Your commitment, expertise, and unwavering support help transform lives and strengthen communities. Thank you for ALL you do.

September is Healthy Aging Month, a reminder that emotional well-being, connection and recovery are essential to our health at every age. At CPC, we are committed to strengthening mental health and addiction recovery services for older adults. Through compassionate treatment, care coordination and support for physical health and social needs, we help people remain connected, maintain their independence and continue building fulfilling lives.

Mental health challenges and substance use can affect anyone, at any stage of life. With the right care and support, healing and recovery are always possible.

🎉 Please join us in celebrating Julie Edwards, APN, Medical Director of Integrated Care at CPC, on receiving the 2026 Community Achievement Award from the New Jersey Chapter of Postpartum Support International! 🎉 This prestigious honor recognizes individuals whose leadership, innovation, advocacy, and dedication have made a meaningful impact in communities across New Jersey.

Julie is a compassionate, trusted leader and a tireless advocate who helps advance integrated care throughout CPC, ensuring individuals and families receive the comprehensive support they need to thrive. Her work touches countless lives across our organization, including through initiatives such as our maternal health program, "Care for Moms" which provides specialized support to pregnant and postpartum women facing behavioral health and recovery challenges.

Congratulations Julie!

At CPC’s High Point School, education and behavioral health support extends far beyond the classroom walls. With the belief that every child deserves the opportunity to thrive, High Point blends therapeutic care and academic instruction with the power of community collaboration, creating a network of support that surrounds each student and their family. For many students like Charlotte* learning challenges are intertwined with emotional, behavioral, and environmental stressors. Read how High Point School supported Charlotte and her family: https://cpcintegratedhealth.org/high-point-school-where-community-comes-together-for-every-child/

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