By Amy Faus, MPH, CPH, CHES®
The Bergen’s Promise Behavioral Health Home (BHH) believes mental and physical health are interrelated. A recent article published in Pediatrics reinforces...
Some familiar faces were featured in the 2019 Behavioral Health News - Fall Edition.
Bergen's Promise staff Shelisa Foster (Chief Operating Officer), Jan Schlaier (Director of Health Services) and Amy Faus...
Bergen's Promise Director of Care Management, Crystal Wytenus, MA, LPC, LCADC, NCC, ACS has been very active educating mental health and substance ...
After 3 years with two separate offices, we are excited to have everyone together under the same roof again! Bergen’s Promise has officially moved to a beautiful...
We discussed last week the act of a child resetting. A child’s reset provides us the opportunity to set rules and actively recognize desired behaviors. Resetting can...
As we continue our weekly conversation of using Nurtured Heart Approach® “Three StandsTM” let’s review briefly:
The first stand is about flipping the energy and your child’s thinking from “I get...
Week 2 – Tip for Parents
In last week’s Nurtured Heart Approach® (NHA) to school transitions tips, we focused on “Active Recognitions”; steps a child may be taking to...
Check our weekly tip for parents through September!
What is the Nurtured Heart Approach?What began as a way of creating relationships with children typically described as “intense” (and...
Bergen's Promise presented for the Seton Hall School of Medicine in support of their Voices Program. Bergen's Promise Director of Operations, Shelisa Foster, and Director of Care Management,...
This article is courtesy of MDLinx:
Armand Desormeaux, of Hampton, NJ, was an active 80-year-old—until he developed a fever in early May 2019. Then he began to experience tremors and ...
