Phillip West, manager of our Healthy Minds outpatient behavioral health clinics, is recognized as one of West Virginia’s top young professionals for his outstanding dedication to mental health and community service.

Members of the RNI Behavioral Medicine team encourage folks to continue talking, listening, and supporting mental health beyond the month of May so we can end the stigma.

Members of the RNI Behavioral Medicine team share words of support as part of Mental Health Awareness Month.

Feeling unsure about what to expect at your first mental health appointment? Dr. Stephany Lora explains.

Atlas brought tail wags and smiles to Healthy Minds – Chestnut Ridge as part of our Mental Health Awareness Month activities!

Dr. Maria Khan reminds us that we all have mental health—and it’s just as important as our physical health.

Dr. Laura Campbell explains that therapy isn’t just for moments of crisis—it’s for growth, self-discovery, and building a healthier, happier you.

Phillip West reminds us that it's okay to not be okay. Your feelings are valid, and you’re not alone in them.

Spread kindness through words… and bubbles! 🫧 Something as simple and joyful as bubbles can be a reminder to slow down, take a deep breath, and find lightness in your day.

Essential tremor affects up to 6.4 million people in the United States. Mary Supcoe struggled with ET for nearly 40 years with no end in sight.

When Mary Supcoe had to give up quilting due to essential tremor, it was one of the most frustrating times of her life. Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) helped give Mary her life back.

Celebrating the official ribbon cutting for RNI’s new Infusion Suite at the Innovation Center! 🎉 Providing advanced care for neurological conditions since January, this space is all about putting patients first.

Your support drives groundbreaking neuroscience research right here in West Virginia. From Alzheimer’s and stroke to addiction and mental health, your gift fuels innovative treatments that change lives.

Did you know that every 9 seconds, someone in the U.S. sustains a brain injury? That’s more than 3.5 million people each year! Traumatic brain injuries (TBI) can range from mild concussions to severe, life-altering damage.

60% to 92% of women who have experienced domestic violence have suffered at least one traumatic brain injury (TBI). Unlike athletes, DV survivors don’t have a concussion protocol—but they should.

Holidays bring cherished memories—and remind us why we work so hard to protect them. 💜 Our team shared their holiday favorites, and we’d love to hear yours! Let’s celebrate the joy of the season together. 🎄🎅

Not all holiday lights feel bright. If you’re struggling this season, know there’s strength in seeking support and moments of self-care. 💙 You are valued, and you are loved.

Sugar, spice, and a whole lot of creativity! 🍬✨ The Behavioral Medicine team hosted a gingerbread house contest, and the results were as festive as they were impressive. Proof that a little sweetness and sparkle can bring the holiday magic to life!

Our Behavioral Medicine team galloped into the holiday season in unique style — with two mane attractions! 🐎 Therapy horses Stormy and Toby joined the fun, spreading peace, joy, and hoof-filled hugs.

The RNI team is moving mountains in the fight against Alzheimer's disease. Thanks to their relentless efforts, life-changing monoclonal antibody therapy for Alzheimer's is now accessible in more hospitals across West Virginia.