East Buffalo Counseling Center team is remote | Williamsville School District appointments are telehealth only.
Come on out to the West Seneca Farmer's Market, meet your neighbors, enjoy the Terry Buchwald Show, and pick up some community resource information, too. It takes just two minutes to learn how to save a life: Narcan can reverse the impact of opioid overdose. Members of our Medication Assisted Treatment team will show you […]
Take two minutes of training and learn how to save someone's life with Narcan. Our MAT Team will show you how and will give you a Narcan kit, too.
It's Food Truck Tuesday and we're happy to be back again this year. It takes two minutes to learn how to save a life. Learning how to properly administer Narcan takes a two minute training and you'll receive a free Narcan kit, too. We also have community resources to share about our behavioral health services […]
Meet the team from our Southtowns Counseling Center and pick up helpful resources. At 1:15pm, Spectrum Health's Ann Bowback will give a presentation on how to use Narcan to save a life.
We're busier (and lonelier) than ever. Our panel of experts talk about social disconnection and isolation and how we can connect with each other again.
This is a powerful story about two brothers and it's told with frankness and from a position of strength and hope. The film will be followed with a panel discussion with the filmmaker Mark Anthony Delles, Dan Lukasik, and mental health professionals Celia Spacone, Ph.D., from Crisis Services and Spectrum Health's Toni Steinbarth, MS, LMHC-D. […]
Join Spectrum Health Buffalo Hope COMHPS for a special night at Sahlen’s Field! Watch the Buffalo Bisons play the Scranton Wilkes-Barre RailRiders Buffalo Hope will throw out the first pitch! The Buffalo Hope team will share resources on Concourse near the Seneca St Gate, too! Special price! Just $20.79 per ticket includes a donation to […]
Free community event to honor International Overdose Awareness Day, performance by The Kensingtons, community resources, food trucks. Honor the memories of lives lost to overdose.
