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Multi Systemic Therapy: An Evidence-Based Practice for At-Risk Youth
Posted: Tue, April 10, 2018
by: Jake Bissaro The Providence Center’s (TPC) Child and Family division, located at 520 Hope Street, offers various levels of care for children of all ages. For at-risk teens ages 12-17 exhibiting behaviors like substance abuse, arrests, truancy, and involvement with delinquent peers, Multi-Systemic Therapy (MST) is a nationally-recognized treatment...

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TPC Awarded $54,000 from RI Foundation’s RIGHA Fund
Posted: Fri, March 30, 2018
Today it was announced that The Providence Center (TPC) will receive $54,000 in funding through the Rhode Island Group Health Association (RIGHA) Foundation Fund, made possible by Harvard Pilgrim Health Care. TPC’s award, given as part of more than $280,000 in grants for everything from providing medical care to uninsured...

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TPC Partners with Providence Police on U.S. DOJ’s “Smart Policing” Grant
Posted: Wed, March 28, 2018
Yesterday, the Providence Police Department announced a partnership with The Providence Center (TPC) and Roger Williams University (RWU) for the Smart Policing Innovation Grant awarded by the U.S. Department of Justice. This three-year, $700,000 grant will fund efforts by to formulate a Behavioral Health Response Team (BHRT) that will work...

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Six Myths and Realities Surrounding Mental Illness
Posted: Wed, March 21, 2018
By: Jake Bissaro Awareness of mental health issues is increasing, but damaging stigmas persist in today’s society. Here, we examine some of the more commonly-held myths, and the truths behind them. Myth: Suffering from mental illness is uncommon Mental illness is probably more common than you think. According to the...

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RI Attorney General and State Police Support Anchor Youth Recovery Center
Posted: Fri, February 23, 2018
At a press conference last Thursday, The Providence Center recognized a $50,000 grant from the Rhode Island Attorney General’s office and the Rhode Island State Police to support the new Anchor Youth Recovery Center. The donation came as part of a plea deal from a criminal case involving the sale...

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