Have you gotten the “SCOOP” on managing stress? Vaya Chief Population Health Officer Rhonda Cox spoke with a Citizen-Times reporter about behavioral health trends in WNC during the COVID-19 pandemic. Read article …
A home of their own: Vaya exceeds independent living goal despite pandemic
Jody – not their real name – was anxious for change. Amid mental health struggles and separation from a long-term partner, Jody had let go of one of their biggest passions – art – and constantly worried about next steps in life, including where to …
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Mental health advocates focus on trauma of racism
ASHEVILLE, N.C. – This July, Vaya Health is encouraging conversations on the impact of racism on mental health and spreading the word about local treatment resources in recognition of Black, Indigenous and People of Color Mental Health Awareness …
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Treatment for trauma, PTSD available in WNC
June is PTSD Awareness MonthASHEVILLE, N.C. – Posttraumatic Stress Disorder – known as PTSD – can affect anyone, at any age. Commonly associated with combat veterans, PTSD can result from experiencing or witnessing any traumatic event, such as …
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In the News: ‘Don’t be afraid to reach out’ during COVID-19
How has COVID-19 changed local behavioral health needs and services? A Mountain Xpress reporter recently interviewed Vaya CEO Brian Ingraham and Member Services Manager Christine Elliott about changes during the pandemic and new mental health …
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