COOKEVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — During our first Your Voice stop in Cookeville , we heard a common concern regarding a lack of resources for mental health.

So, we reached out to folks at Volunteer Behavioral Health, who told us resources are indeed available, with trained workers and programs ready to help change lives.

I spoke with Nathan Miller, Volunteer's Senior VP of Operations, along with the director of Volunteer Behavioral Health's Cookeville Campus, Shane Farris. Both wanted to make sure everyone in the Upper Cumberland area know about their wide array of services, some of which are available without leaving your home.

"During COVID, the restrictions on telehealth were really relaxed and we were able to really up our game as well as a lot of other agencies in the state through tha

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