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May21
Preferred Behavioral Health Group Welcomes Suzanne Corson to Board of Trustees
NEWS RELEASE – MAY 21, 2024 Preferred Behavioral Health Group Welcomes Suzanne Corson to Board of Trustees Healthcare Non-Profit Leader Joins Board of Leading Behavioral ...
May20
Preferred Behavioral Health Group CEO, Dr. Tara Chalakani, Accepted Into Forbes Non-Profit Council
NEWS RELEASE – MAY 17, 2024 CEO, Dr. Tara Chalakani Accepted Into Forbes Non-Profit Council Forbes Nonprofit Council is an invitation-only community for chief executives ...
May03
Navigating the Rollercoaster of Parenthood: Understanding Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders
As expectant parents prepare for the arrival of their little ones, amidst assembling cribs and deciphering car seat manuals, there’s another essential aspect of parenthood ...
May01
Ways to Preserve Mental Health: Building a Foundation for Well-Being
At Preferred Behavioral Health Group (PBHG), we understand that mental health is as crucial as physical health to our overall well-being. It profoundly influences how ...
Feb28
Check out our Quarterly Newsletter
Our latest issue of our quarterly newsletter, "Rooted Together", is now available.
Feb13
Serving the Black Community with Care and Compassion
PBHG's Shaza Mohamed gives practical suggestions for mental health professionals seeking to enrich their humility and inclusivity.
Jan30
PBHG Named “Non-Profit of the Year” by the Monmouth-Ocean Development Council
We are proud and humbled to announce we were named "Non-Profit of the Year" by the MODC, and congratulate all of the winners!
Jan22
The Heightened Risk of Postpartum Depression
In a recent discussion on postpartum depression on Scripps News Live, our CEO Dr. Tara Chalakani emphasized the importance of acknowledging the challenges of childbirth ...
Jan18
NJAMHAA Launches New Campaign: Diverse Faces: All Are Worthy of Full Investment
Statewide mental health and substance use disorder organization NJAMHAA launches campaign to raise awareness for the need for increased understanding and increased funding for services.
