Mid-Atlantic Behavioral Health

As we honor those who have served, we wish you a Happy and safe Memorial Day!

Let’s Grow Together! Mid-Atlantic Behavioral Health is looking for licensed psychiatrists, nurse practitioners, psychologists, and therapists to join our team.

Read more about our company culture, and the benefits of working for Mid-Atlantic by visiting our careers page:

Careers - Mid-Atlantic Behavioral Health Careers We’re Hiring! Mid-Atlantic Behavioral Health is looking to expand our practice with staff who share our enthusiasm and determination to provide clients with the best possible experience. To see current open positions, please check out our Indeed page.

As part of Trauma Awareness Month, the state is hosting "The Intersection of Race and Trauma" tonight at 6pm.

To learn more and RSVP for the discussion, click here: https://traumamattersdelaware.org/event/the-intersection-of-race-and-trauma/

The Intersection of Race and Trauma - Trauma Matters Delaware The media headlines on police brutality and systemic racism since the murder of George Floyd have been constant. The discussion about how traumatic this can be on Black individuals needs to happen and be understood by members of our community who may not recognize those triggers and how they manifes...

May is recognized as Borderline Personality Disorder Awareness Month, and in this week's blog, MABH Team member Michael Considine, PsyD LPCMH discusses the basic tenets of Borderline Personality Disorder and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy as a treatment.

Read more here: https://blog.midatlanticbh.com/borderline-personality-disorder

Borderline Personality Disorder Awareness Month This blog describes the basic tenets of Borderline Personality Disorder and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy as a treatment.

As Borderline Personality Disorder Awareness Month continues, we look at common causes and characteristics of those with BPD.

To learn more, you can visit The National Education Alliance for Borderline Personality Disorder here: https://www.borderlinepersonalitydisorder.org/what-is-bpd/bpd-overview/ #:~:text=Borderline%20personality%20disorder%20(BPD)%20is,during%20adolescence%20or%20early%20adulthood

May is Borderline Personality Disorder Awareness Month.

The stigma that surrounds BPD can be more debilitating than BPD itself, which is why raising awareness is so important. We'll be sharing more about BPD throughout the remainder of May to help educate our community on BPD.

It's Mental Health Month!

We all face trauma and stressors throughout our lives. Trauma of any kind can be hard on your mental health, but learning to heal from that trauma can help you feel more at ease.

For some quick healing tips, visit Mental Health America's Adapting After Trauma Page: https://mhanational.org/adapting-after-trauma-and-stress

Pay attention to your mental health! Because it's Women's Health Week, we wanted to share some quick statistics about women's mental health in the United States.

Did you know your mental and physical health are connected? Taking care of your mental health can help your physical body, and good physical health is an important part of having good mental health.

What is good mental health? The answer and resources for promoting good mental health can be found in this week's blog!

Read here: https://blog.midatlanticbh.com/mental-health-month

Mental Health Month During Mental Health Month organizations look to promote mental health as a priority for everyone, and spread best practices for nurturing your mental health. 

Today is National Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day to raise awareness about the importance of children’s mental health and show that positive mental health is essential to a child’s healthy development.

"Text, Talk, Act" uses text messaging to deliver content and information to our youth through their cell phones. Launching today, and throughout the month of May, teens can text APA to 89800 to engage in an activity around mental health.

In an effort to broaden awareness among women and their families, May is recognized as National Maternal Depression Awareness Month, specifically asking women and their families to encourage concerned mothers to ‘Speak Up When You’re Down’.