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Boss Badges! What Local Leaders Learned as Girl Scouts

AZ Business Leaders Article; Phoenix, AZ

Girls face unique challenges, and they need support from the very beginning to build the resilience and confidence to overcome peer and media pressure. The Girl Scouts – 11,000 strong in the Arizona Cactus-Pine Council plus tens of thousands of local alumnae – are in a unique position to change girls’ lives for the better.  Several local leaders took something impactful from her days as a Girl Scout, including SB&H Marketing Director Lynda Riford.

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Southwest Behavioral & Health Services Offers Youth Mental Health First Aid Training

The Arizona 100 Article; Phoenix, AZ

Southwest Behavioral & Health Services will hold an upcoming Youth Mental Health First Aid training at its Administration building in Phoenix on October 2, 2019.

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Rock the Park

Payson Roundup Article; Payson, AZ

Southwest Behavioral & Health Services was one of the participants at the Northern Gila County Community Drug Task Force's first drug awareness event, Rock the Park.

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Maricopa County Develops Program to Help Felony Offenders With Mental Health Issues

KJZZ Article/Segment; Phoenix, AZ

The Maricopa County Attorney's Office signed a contract in August with Southwest Behavioral & Health Services to try to offer treatment instead of incarceration for some people whose criminal actions were likely influenced by mental illness.

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Echoes of Gunshots from El Paso, Dayton Reach Peoria

Peoria Independent Article; Peoria, AZ

Dr. William Marsh, licensed clinical psychologist at SB&H, said mass shootings are incredibly tragic and weigh heavy on society, and emphasized the importance of remaining aware of these feelings and managing them through self-care and support. Mourning and fear are part of the human experience and people work through their feelings in various ways.

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Michelle Griffith Named VP of HR at SB&H

AZ Business Leaders Article; Phoenix, AZ

Michelle Griffith, a human resources leader with extensive HR experience, has been named the new vice president of human resources. Griffith is a change and transformational HR leader focused on integrating the people strategy with the business strategy to effectively drive organizational performance and goals.

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From Interns to Graduates: Cobb Helps Recognize First Students to Complete Tri-State Youth Program

Mohave Valley Daily News Article; Bullhead City, AZ

At the recent Tri-State Youth Internship and Leadership graduation, Southwest Behavioral & Health Services was named mentor of the year. The company took on two interns. Waheed Zehri, founder and CEO, said that he wants the program to give the interns not just a paycheck, but leadership, work ethic and other skills.

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Southwest Behavioral & Health Services Celebrates Recovery College Graduates

My Local News - Arizona Article; Phoenix, AZ

SB&H celebrated recent graduates of the Recovery College in a ceremony on July 9.  The graduates have spent the past six months learning Positive Psychology strategies for their own personal and professional growth at SB&H and to support their work with the organization's members.

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Southwest Behavioral & Health Services Supports Local Community with Pay It Forward Adopt-A-Street Garbage Pickup Effort

My Local News - Central Phoenix Article; Phoenix, AZ

SB&H held a Pay It Forward Adopt-A-Street Garbage Pickup event on Thursday, June 20th, where both staff and client volunteers joined the effort to clean up trash and debris on 7th Street from Indian School Road to Thomas Road.

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Southwest Behavioral & Health Services Offers Youth Mental Health First Aid Training

Arizona Education News Article; Phoenix, AZ

Southwest Behavioral & Health Services (SB&H) will hold two upcoming Youth Mental Health First Aid trainings at its Administration building in Phoenix on July 31, 2019 and October 2, 2019.

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