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PBHG Names Stacey Shultz Chief Financial Officer
Experienced nonprofit finance executive brings decades of financial leadership to growing behavioral health organization LAKEWOOD, N.J. — Preferred Behavioral Health Group (PBHG), a leading provider ...
Postpartum Mental Health Deserves More Than an Afterthought
Postpartum Mental Health Deserves More Than an Afterthought By Dr. Tara Chalakani, Chief Executive Officer, Preferred Behavioral Health Group It is no secret that the ...
Men’s Mental Health Month: A Message for Men Who Are Struggling Quietly
June is Men’s Mental Health Month, and it gives us an opportunity to say something many men rarely hear directly: you do not have to ...
Recertified for Quality: PBHG Programs Recognized by CARF International
An independent recognition we have proudly maintained for nearly two decades — across our continuum of behavioral health programs. From the team at Preferred Behavioral ...
More Than “Nice Parenting”: How Unconditional Positive Regard Becomes a Lifelong Shield for Your Child
One simple practice can change how your child sees you — and how they see themselves. Written in collaboration with the NJ4S Monmouth & Ocean ...
From Hesitation to Hope: Understanding Medication Management for Your Child
If someone has suggested that your child might benefit from psychiatric medication — a teacher, a pediatrician, a school counselor — and your first ...
Women’s Mental Health in New Jersey: A Call to Action From PBHG’s CEO
The following op-ed by PBHG CEO Dr. Tara Chalakani, originally published in several newspapers including the Asbury Park Press and the Bergen Record, is shared ...
National Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month
Adam J. Sagot, D.O., FAPAChief Medical OfficerPreferred Behavioral Health Group February is National Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month. To avoid treating this month as simply ...
National Eating Disorders Awareness Week
Adam J. Sagot, D.O., FAPAChief Medical OfficerPreferred Behavioral Health Group A teenager skips dinner and says they already ate. A college student trains for hours ...








