Warwick, R.I. (April 8, 2020) – The Rotary Club of Warwick, RI recently awarded Thrive Behavioral Health with grant funding for $1,148.88. This funding will enable Thrive to make critical updates to its Buttonwoods Group Home in Warwick. "By selecting Thrive as a grant recipient, the Warwick Rotary Club has demonstrated its ongoing commitment to improving the quality...

PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 19, 2020 Media Contact: Karen Jeffreys, Program Director, Horizon Healthcare Partners, 401-954-1510 or kjeffreys@hhpartners.org Behavioral Health Organizations Vow To Continue to Serve Rhode Islanders in Need Thank State for Support To Meet Need During COVID-19 Pandemic East Providence – The five behavioral health organizations that make up Horizon Healthcare Partners (HHP) vow to continue...

MONITORING MENTAL HEALTH: Carris Transue, Clinical Supervisor for Thrive Behavioral Health, shares how COVID-19 is also affecting mental health.   ARTICLE By TYGER ALLEN AND PHOTO COURTESY OF THE WARWICK BEACON. View full article here. Aside from the flu-like symptoms of COVID-19, the virus is also taking a toll on mental health. Carris Transue, clinical supervisor for Thrive...

Thrive Behavioral Health’s staff are dedicated to doing everything within our power to ensure the health and well-being of our clients. Protocols and contingency plans have been developed in response to the threat of COVID-19. These plans ensure Thrive’s clients will continue to receive the highest level of care.   As of March 16, 2020, Hillsgrove Clubhouse...

BY G. WAYNE MILLER JOURNAL STAFF WRITER The price of this epidemic -- in medical care, rehabilitation, emotions, early mortality, broken relationships, lost productivity and more -- is unprecedented, devastating and rising Roxxanne Newman began using drugs as a teenager. Daughter of young parents who had their difficulties, she spent much of her childhood living with her grandmother...

Warwick Beacon Publishes Healthy Transitions' Client Joe Malaga's Testimony Joe Malaga embraces Erika Cannon, his therapist and Thrive Behavioral Health’s clinical supervisor, during an open house celebration at the organization’s headquarters on Post Road. (WARWICK BEACON PHOTO) Posted Thursday, November 7, 2019 9:41 am   By JOE MALAGA Warwick Beacon Editor’s note: Joe Malaga was one of two clients who shared their story of...