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The American Mental Health Counselors Association, a national organization with more than 7,000 clinical mental health counselors among its ranks, announced this month that Angele Moss-Baker, owner of Comprehensive Addiction & Psychological...

The former Phoenix House Mid-Atlantic, an Arlington, Virginia-based not-for-profit substance use disorder treatment provider, announced that it has changed its name to National Capital Treatment & Recovery (NCTR). The organization has also...

Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation this week announced that president and CEO Mark Mishek will retire in 2021. Mishek will officially depart when a successor is chosen, a move the company expects to make in the first half of next year, it said in...

After 50 years with Rosecrance, including the last 38 as its CEO, Phil Eaton, MS, is winding down his time at the helm of the organization. Eaton will retire at the end of 2020, handing over the reins to current president/chief operating...

Universal Health Services on Tuesday announced that founder and CEO Alan B. Miller, one of the longest-serving chief executives in the nation, will be stepping down. He will be succeeded in January 2021 by his son Marc D. Miller, the current...

CooperRiis, a not-for-profit residential mental health provider based in western North Carolina, has opened a new short-term treatment program in Asheville. CooperRiis at Ashville will have a 30-90 day mental health stabilization program...

Employee assistance programs (EAPs) are relics. They were created decades ago when people were concerned about alcoholism in the workplace. We still care about this issue, but they are relics because employers fund this per-employee-per-month...