Anew Behavioral Health

12/25/2025

This holiday season, our Chesapeake team showed what it truly means to give from the heart. 🎄

What started as a goal to support 15 kids through our Giving Campaign quickly turned into something even bigger.

Together, this team organized, prepared, and delivered gifts for 23 families.

This didn’t happen by chance. It happened because of generosity, teamwork, and a shared commitment to showing up for the families in our community. We’re incredibly proud of the Chesapeake office for going above and beyond to make this season brighter for so many kids. 💚

Thank you to everyone who helped make this Giving Tree a success. 💫

12/24/2025

With the holidays upon us, we’re taking a moment to look back 🎄

Can you guess who these familiar faces belong to?
From baby photos to the professionals you know today, our team has grown in more ways than one.

At Anew, we love celebrating how far we've come — by remembering where we started. 💚

12/23/2025

We asked our team some important questions… this or that style 😉

Which side are you on? Comment your picks below! 🌿

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12/22/2025

⚠️ There is an increase of Xylazine in Southeastern Ohio.

To help keep our community informed and safe, here is a brief information sheet outlining the risks of xylazine and what to do in a suspected overdose.

📞 For more information, support, or harm reduction resources, contact us at 740-441-2948.

12/20/2025

Looking for an enjoyable workplace? 🌿
At Anew, we believe a welcoming environment makes a real difference.

Our Manchester team brought the energy for Ugly Christmas Sweater Day, reminding us that a positive culture is built on connection, laughter, and showing up as ourselves. 🎄

Moments like these reflect what we value — supporting one another and creating a workplace where people genuinely enjoy being together. 💚

Thank you, Manchester team!
Top to bottom: Jenni Vallier, Lis Shuter, Anthony Slaybe, Megan Wynkoop, Laura Kimball

12/19/2025

This week, Anew took time to celebrate the leaders who keep our teams supported, our operations running smoothly, and our mission moving forward. 🎄

Our Southern Ohio Leadership Team came together for a Christmas celebration filled with gratitude, connection, and well-earned appreciation.

Their leadership and behind-the-scenes dedication make a difference for our staff and communities every day. ✨

Left to Right:
• Jared Timberlake, Regional Director of Operations - Ohio South
• Lesley Ervin, Operations Manager – Chillicothe
• Steph Althouse, Operations Manager – Waverly
• Josie Keating, Operations Manager – Chesapeake
• Nicole Slack, Operations Manager – Portsmouth
• Rachael Smith, Regional Human Resources Manager – Ohio South
• Emily Coe, Operations Manager – Athens

Thank you for all you do — not just during the holidays, but all year long.

We’re grateful for each of you and the vision that helps make Anew Behavioral Health a better place. 💚

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📞 866-534-2639

12/18/2025

We’re excited to share some great news for families in our community...

Anew Behavioral Health is opening a FREE After-School Program at our community center beginning January 5, 2025, offering a safe, supportive space for kids to learn, grow, and connect after the school day ends.

From academic support and social-emotional development to physical activities, creative projects, and free food for all participants, this program is designed to support the whole child — mind, body, and heart. ✨

📅 Monday–Friday | 3:00–6:00 PM
📍 Opens January 5, 2025

Interested in learning more or registering your child?
📧 Contact: dwoodall@anewbh.com

Please share with families who may benefit — we can’t wait to welcome everyone! 💚

12/16/2025

Don’t just survive.

Thrive.

You deserve more than coping. You deserve tools, support, and space to truly heal.

Visit anewbh.com or send us a message to get started.

12/16/2025

Access to care saves lives. 💚

Through SafeTrade, Greene County's syringe-exchange and harm-reduction program, we’re meeting people where they are — providing safer-use supplies, HIV & Hepatitis C testing, overdose-reversal training, and connections to treatment when individuals are ready.

This work matters because it reduces harm, prevents overdose, and opens doors to care without judgment.
Learn more about SafeTrade and how to access services below.

📍 We’re proud to offer SafeTrade, our syringe-exchange and harm-reduction program, offering a one-for-one syringe exchange program that also offers HIV & Hepatitis C testing, safe-injecting education, overdose-reversal training, and referrals to treatment.

🕐 Hours & locations:
Mondays 1-4 pm (Mobile Unit, Fairborn)
Wednesdays 1-4 pm (Xenia)
Fridays 1-4 pm (Fairborn)

✅ Why it matters: It meets people where they are—reducing disease spread, preventing overdose, linking people to care. Learn more: https://ow.ly/RSsf50XGiEJ

12/16/2025

Big news! 👀
Anew Behavioral Health is officially on LinkedIn. 👋

We’re bringing our mission, our people, and our impact into a space where professionals, partners, and community leaders connect.

From behind-the-scenes moments to thought leadership and growth across our organization, this is where we’ll share what it really looks like to expand access to care.

If you’re a provider, community partner, or are simply passionate about mental health and recovery, we’d love to connect with you there.

👉 Follow us on LinkedIn and join the conversation as we continue building healthier communities—together.
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7403927613003472896

12/13/2025

This week, our Portsmouth team came together for a Giving Tuesday event focused on connection and generosity in our community. 💚

Thank you to everyone who stopped by and made the day so meaningful.
Events like this remind us why local care and kindness matter.

And congratulations to Eddie Morrero, the winner of our holiday tree! 🎄



Know someone that could use some kindness?
Visit anewbh.com or send us a message. 🌿

12/12/2025

Our New Hampshire team showed up in a big way this week at the NH Behavioral Health Summit. 🧠

Over two full days, our staff connected with agencies from across the state — sharing insights, strengthening partnerships, and learning how to provide better care. 🌿

The summit featured powerful learning opportunities, including a keynote from Charles Ingoglia, MSW, President & CEO of the National Council for Mental Wellbeing, who shared crucial policy updates from Washington, D.C.

Our team attended sessions on:
✨ Cross-cultural communication
✨ Alcohol use among aging populations
✨ Collaborative care for maternal health and SUD
✨ Trauma-informed care for individuals reentering from incarceration

These conversations, connections, and educational moments matter. They shape how we support and advocate for the people who rely on us daily. 💚

Swipe through to see our New Hampshire team in action—and thank you to everyone who made this summit such a meaningful experience.