Forced closures and measures such as social distancing can be difficult and stressful. Eagle Valley Behavioral Health has identified some tips that may make things feel a bit more manageable.

During times of substantial adversity and stress, it seems flippant and almost irresponsible to say, “stay positive.” However, for decades research has linked positive thinking with enhanced medical outcomes, psychological...

As a parent, we want to provide support and reduce anxiety. However, with fast-paced global challenges, such as COVID-19, this can be incredibly difficult.

News coverage on the coronavirus is widespread and can be overwhelming. Children and adults with an underlying anxiety disorder, depressive disorder, or trauma history may be particularly vulnerable or at risk for exacerbated levels of...

Two years ago when she lost her husband to suicide, Kris Miller needed help that simply wasn’t available

Eagle Valley Behavioral Health, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Vail Health, recently offered 50% more than it was asked to support the 2020 Mountain Recreation Youth Scholarship Program

The number also represents a 30% drop from 2018

During the next two months, residents in the Eagle River Valley will have the opportunity to help Eagle Valley Behavioral Health (EVBH), an outreach of Vail Health, improve the quality of life in the region.

Eagle Valley Behavioral Health, a nonprofit service created by Vail Health, works in partnership with more than 30 community agencies and organizations to amplify current efforts and address systems-level needs and gaps within our...

Amanda Precourt, credited as the impetus behind a new, $100 million fundraising effort