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CHR’s Mission: Inspiring hope for individual and community wellbeing. CHR’s Vision: Every life will get better.

CHR is the most comprehensive, non-profit behavioral healthcare provider in Connecticut, offering a wide range of personalized services for children, families and adults whose lives have been touched by mental illness, addiction or trauma. Our largest outpatient offices are in Manchester and Enfield, with smaller offices throughout central and eastern Connecticut and several community-based programs.

10/08/2026

We were honored to attend the recent Child Health and Development Institute - CHDI luncheon celebrating partners across SAMHSA-funded initiatives! The event was a great opportunity to reflect on a successful year of building community with fellow grantees, and connect with clinicians, leaders, and service coordinators from CT TREE, SBIRT PATHS, and Project Champion.

A major highlight of the day: CHR was recognized for having the most individuals receiving a brief intervention, and several of our dedicated staff and supervisors were recognized for completing their MET/CBT certification! We are grateful to be able to offer this innovative model to clients we serve at CHR.

We were also proud to have Ashley Wilson, LCSW, and Michael Walters, LPCA, represent CHR on the Providers Innovation Panel, where they spoke about our agency’s work integrating SBIRT into schools and engaging justice-involved youth. Other CHR attendees that day were Caitlyn Ogilvie, LCSW, Krystal Macca, LPCA, Gina Spring, LPCA, Suzanne Sustaita, LPC, and Chanell Mundell, LPCA.

Thank you to CHDI for hosting and supporting this vital work in our community!

To learn more about CHR, visit www.chrhealth.org.

10/07/2026

Personalized Care for Opioid Use Disorders at CHR!

In this interview with Wayne Normam from Good Company WILI 1400 & 95.3, Jasminka Grgas, Senior Program Director at CHR’s Willimantic office, and Marisol Tromley, Clinical Program Director at CHR’s Putnam Pathways program, discuss life-saving services that are available every day at CHR locations in eastern CT, including the new Mobile Opioid Treatment Program. Listen to the full interview: www.chrhealth.org/personalized-care-for-opioid-use-disorders-at-chr/.

CHR’s Mobile Pathways Program provides personalized, effective, and recovery-focused treatments to people across Northeastern CT who are seeking recovery from Opioid Use Disorders. This is Connecticut’s first comprehensive mobile opioid treatment program.

• Location: 1310 Main Street, Willimantic, CT 06226 (Parking Lot Behind CHR Clinic)
• RV Clinic Operating Hours: Monday-Friday, 7-11 AM

Services include:
• Medications for Opioid Use Disorders, including Methadone
• Same-day admissions provided by on-site prescribers and nurses, as well as initial and annual physicals
• Recovery-focused counseling from clinicians
• Ongoing support from on-site Recovery Support Specialists – people in recovery who will share their stories, struggles, and successes, and guide you on your journey to recovery
• Access to Narcan, fentanyl test strips, and more

Learn more about our Mobile Pathways Program and other services at CHR: www.chrhealth.org/substance-use/.

10/05/2026

No storm can stop us!

CHR was honored to walk together toward hope and healing at the CT Capital Area Walk. Members of the Zero Su***de Committee stepped out at Dunkin Park in Hartford for the annual Out of the Darkness Walk, hosted by the American Foundation for Su***de Prevention Connecticut Chapter. As an Advocate sponsor, CHR is proud to support life-saving awareness, remembrance, and prevention in our community. Thank you to everyone who joined, supported, and shared their stories.

If you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, help is available 24/7. Call or text 988 to reach the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline. You are never alone.

To learn more about CHR and our services, visit www.chrhealth.org.

10/01/2026

Congratulations, Tracie Compositor!

Tracie Compositor, CPSRP, RCP, Program Director of CHR’s Mental Health-Emergency Department Recovery Support Services program, recently graduated from the Yale Program for Recovery and Community Health (PRCH) Lived Experience Transformational Leadership Academy (LETsLead ), a transformational leadership program designed for emerging leaders who have lived experience with mental health or substance use challenges. This nine-month program, developed by the Yale Program for Recovery and Community Health, prepares leaders with lived experience to expand their skills, strengthen their voices, and create meaningful community change.

Congratulations, Tracie!

09/30/2026

Communication & Collaboration at CHR!

As part of CHR's ongoing commitment to foster open communication and collaboration, Alice Tyson, Director of Human Resources & Labor Relations, and Julie Quinn, HR Business Partner, have been hosting visits across all CHR locations. This visit was with CHR's Functional Family Therapy (FFT) Team!

The purpose of the “Connect with HR” visits is to give CHR employees the opportunity to engage, share updates, provide insight, and hold discussions about thoughts or feedback. At CHR, we believe that communication and collaboration are the key to success. Thank you to everyone who has participated in these important site visits, and for sharing your voices.

Interested in joining our award-winning team? Visit www.chrhealth.org/careers to learn more about our open positions!

09/29/2026

CHR's Women's REACH program recently attended the UCFS Recovery Resource Fair, a community outreach event hosted by UCFS Healthcare to connect individuals and families with addiction treatment, mental health support, and local recovery services. Thank you to Kelly Shepard, CPSRP, Recovery Navigator, for attending and sharing more information about Women’s REACH.

The Women’s REACH Program (funded by CT DMHAS) is designed to provide outreach, engagement, short-term case management, recovery coaching, and connections to community and recovery support resources to women with substance use or co-occurring disorders, with eligibility prioritized for individuals who are pregnant and/or parenting. In addition to women, services are available to expectant/parenting individuals who have been impacted by substance use (either personally or by the use of the child’s parent), such as parents, caregivers, and partners of REACH clients.

There is no wrong door for referrals – self, provider, and community-based program referrals welcome! Call CHR’s Triage Line to learn more: 1-877-884-3571.

To learn more about Women's REACH and other services offered by CHR, visit www.chrhealth.org.

09/28/2026

CHR's Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) Training with Veterans Rally Point!

CHR's MHFA program hosted a Military, Veterans, and Their Families MHFA training with Veterans Rally Point. This was a two-day training, and CHR provided snacks and beverages as a small gesture of appreciation for their service. Thank you to CHR's Noelle Michaud, MS, MHFA Instructor, and Cheryl Cole, MHFA Peer Trainer, for conducting another successful training.

MHFA is an interactive, skills-based course teaching adults how to identify the signs and symptoms of a potential mental health challenge. Topics covered in the training include anxiety, depression, substance use, su***de, and self-care, and participants who complete the 7.5-hour training receive a certificate, valid for three years.

To learn more about CHR and our services, visit www.chrhealth.org.

09/25/2026

Your family may be starting a new chapter. This could also be the perfect moment to help a child or teen in foster care start theirs.

If your children are grown and your home feels quieter these days, fostering might be a good option. Empty nesters often have the experience, patience, stability, and space that children and teens in foster care need most.

In CHR’s Foster Care program, we believe families are powerful. Whether you have children or teens, are an empty nester, or grandparent, you may be in a great position to make a lasting difference in a young person's life.

As a CHR Foster Parent, you will receive comprehensive support, including training at the beginning and along the way, as well as staff who are available to help you 24/7.

Ready to learn more about fostering as a family? Call 860.730.8727 or email [email protected].

Learn more at: www.chrhealth.org/fostercare/.

09/25/2026

Out in the community, standing with our heroes!

CHR recently attended the 2026 Veterans Stand Down event at Veteran’s Rally Point, an annual resource fair hosted by the Connecticut Veterans Affairs to connect veterans with organizations that provide services, programs, and support. Thank you to CHR’s Noelle Michaud, MS, MHFA Instructor, and Philip Mcnally, Veterans’ Services Coordinator, for representing CHR and connecting with local veterans, active-duty service members, and their families. A special thanks to Congressman Joe Courtney for stopping by CHR’s table.

To learn more about CHR and our services, visit www.chrhealth.org.

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2 Waterside Crossing
Windsor, CT
06095

Telephone

+18778843571

Website

http://www.chrhealth.org/

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