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 resources. Read more.
In the News: ‘Don’t be afraid to reach out’ during COVID-19
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