NBC Ch.10 aired a Town Hall special entitled "Children in Crisis" on March 31, 2022, to shed the light on the pediatric mental health crisis in Rhode Island. Included on the panel was Dr. Daisy Bassen, Child Psychiatrist with Thrive Behavioral Health's Youth & Family Services program as well as a client who is enrolled...

"RI $159M Opioid Settlements Aid Larger Effort" by Joe Siegel, Warwick Post. Published March 3, 2022. Read full article including quotes by Thrive President & CEO, Dan Kubas-Meyer, here.

‘A HUMAN CRISIS’ by G. Wayne MillerProvidence Journal USA TODAY NETWORK Published February 21, 2022; Photo Credits: The Providence Journal PROVIDENCE — For nearly four years, Francis White was addicted to synthetic marijuana, a drug typically manufactured in Asia and sold on the streets as K2 or spice. “I had a family to go live with and everything, but I...

Warwick, RI (February 17, 2022): Thrive Behavioral Health has inducted James C. Alexander (pictured left) and Paul N. Council III (pictured right) into the organization’s Board of Directors.  Thrive’s Board Members consist of 17 local business leaders and behavioral health consumers...

Thrive Behavioral Health is #Making Spirits Bright with Gift Donations to the Children, Families and Adults in its Youth & Family and Residential Services Programs WARWICK, RI (December 21, 2021) – On Wednesday, December 15, 2021, Thrive Behavioral Health, Inc. distributed gifts to the children and teens in its Youth & Family program during a Winter...

ABC 6 News: Thrive receives $96,838 for capital improvements to Hillsgrove Clubhouse December 8, 2021 3:49 pm By Ben Brown Credit to Jennifer Madden WARWICK, R.I. (WLNE) –  Thrive Behavioral Health was awarded $96,838 by The Champlin Foundation for improvements to their Hillsgrove Clubhouse location on Minnesota Avenue in Warwick.  The funding will be used to install new flooring, lighting, as...