Eliot

We've spent this month highlighting the people and programs behind Eliot's work. This feature is one of the most in-depth looks we've shared.

Eight Eliot leaders and clinicians talk about what it looks like to expand Dialectical Behavior Therapy across our youth and family programs — and why it matters for the young people who have the hardest time trusting the system that's supposed to help them.

NAMI's message this May says it well: stigma grows in silence, and healing begins in community. That's exactly what this work is about.

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When the System Shows Up Differently - Eliot Community Human Services Inside Eliot's expanding commitment to Dialectical Behavior Therapy — and what it means for the young people who need it most. Featuring insights from Kerry Rivard, Director of Evidence-Based Treatment; Jessica Montoya, Director of Clinical Services - CYF Division; Zane FitzGerald, Director of You...