ServiceNet’s Outpatient Clinics Win ‘Best of the Valley’ Readers’ Poll
The Valley Advocate recognized ServiceNet’s Outpatient Mental Health Clinics as the winners for Best Outpatient Mental Health Clinic in its “Best of the Valley 2025” readers’ poll on March 27. The “Best of the Valley” readers’ poll is the Valley Advocate’s annual special publication representing the reader’s choice of the best businesses and services in the Pioneer Valley.
Bruno Calouro, President and CEO of ServiceNet, shared his excitement about the recognition: “We are incredibly proud of our Outpatient Clinics and the dedicated staff who make a difference in people’s lives every day. This award is a testament to their hard work, compassion, and commitment to providing high-quality mental health care to our community.”
With locations in Northampton, Amherst, Greenfield, Pittsfield, and Holyoke, the clinics offer a variety of services, including individual and group therapy, couples and family counseling, and medication management, as well as more specialized treatments such as Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) treatment.
For individuals struggling with treatment-resistant depression, the Northampton clinic offers advanced therapies such as transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) and Esketamine treatment.
In addition, clients at both the Northampton and Greenfield clinics have access to ServiceNet’s Wellness Program, which provides personalized support focused on whole-person health, including nutrition guidance, group classes, and individualized fitness goals.
As a leader in providing comprehensive mental health services, ServiceNet remains committed to expanding access to care throughout Western Massachusetts.
Our Outpatient Clinics are currently accepting new clients. To learn more email [email protected] or call their intake line at 413-584-6855 ext. 1.
Additionally, we are excited to share that ServiceNet’s Prospect Meadow Farm, a therapeutic vocational farm for individuals with disabilities, was a finalist for Best Local Community-Supported Agriculture (CSA) Program.
