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CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKERS WHO MAKE HOME CALLS

CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKERS WHO MAKE HOME CALLS

FOR MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING REIMBURSED

THROUGH MEDICARE

 

Karen Amber: 248-765-1501

Southern Oakland County; Western Wayne County

 

Susan Belaney: 248-568-3643

Southern Oakland & Macomb Counties and Grosse Pointes

 

Melissa Bishop: 248-802-6038

Detroit; Downriver; Western Oakland County; Pontiac

 

Jamie Bodenhafer: 248-259-3527

Detroit; Downriver; Macomb, Oakland, and Wayne Counties

 

Francis Dutoit: 313-590-1947

Macomb and Wayne Counties; Southeast Quarter Oakland County

 

James Karagon: 313-962-4075

Detroit; Macomb County South of 59; Eastern Wayne County

 

Erica Thompson: 313-740-4739

Detroit; Macomb, Oakland and Wayne Counties

 

Jan. 2013

Information provided by Lindsay.

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In-home Counselors Serving Wyandotte

Question: Are there good contacts for in-home counselors who serve Wyandotte (and Downriver)?

Answer from Jim Karagon:

Melissa Bishop 248-802-6038
Jamie Bodenhafer 248-259-3527
Francis Dutoit 313-590-1947
Erica Thompson 313-740-4739

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How to Connect with Individuals Experiencing Psychosis

I recently attended a training at the University of Michigan School of Social Work on “How to Connect with Individuals Experiencing Psychosis.” The seminar was led by Rebecca Hatton, PsyD.

The presentation was excellent, and Dr. Hatton introduced new ways of thinking about and working with someone who is experiencing psychosis. She urged participants to step away from “pathologizing” and consider the possibility that for some individuals psychosis may be a healing process in response to a traumatic experience. The speaker also provided evidence to support that recovery from psychosis can occur without medical intervention. She also provided ideas about how to interact with someone who is experiencing voices.

Please feel free to review the handouts and my notes from the seminar in the attachment below, or contact me with any questions.

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Hannan Center for Senior Learning Fall Course Book is Out!

Hannan Center for Senior Learning (HCSL)

Please See Attached Course Book!

NEW REGISTRATION POLICIES

NO EXCEPTIONS

Registration Fee Per Term: $7.00

Supply Fee per Term: $7.00 -art, gardening & jewelry

Early Registration: 8/20/12 to 8/24/12

Regular Registration: 9/10/12 to 9/14/12

Late Registration: 9/17/12 to 9/21/12

Registration Time: 9:00 am to 12:30 pm

Register or questions regarding registration, please call Maxine Wilson in Rm. #309

Phone: (313) 833-1300 ext 11

For questions regarding transportation call Andrea Clark in Rm. #308

Phone: (313) 833-1300 ext 14

CHECKS OR MONEY ORDERS ONLY!!

Payable to: The Luella Hannan  Memorial Foundation

PLEASE NOTE: No one will be allowed to attend classes if they are not

registered by the end of  the late registration period.

 

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DepressionToolkit.org

Factsheets, brochures, newsletters,  tools, and more from the U of M Depression Center! Easy-to-read, useful information on a variety of topics pertaining  to depression, bipolar disorder, and related illnesses. Here  you’ll find a complete listing of tools and checklists.

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Caregiver Support Group at PVM Westland

A new Caregiver Support Group is forming at the Village of Westland… please join us!
The next group meeting is Thursday August 16th at 6:00 p.m. The group will continue to meet on the 3rd Thursday of the month. Facilitated by Nancy Coman of Wayne Metro Community Action Agency, this is an outlet for caregivers to gather, know they are not alone, and share helpful insights and tips for caregiving.
The informational flyer is attached with all the pertinent details. Please share this with all your networks & anyone you know who is caring for a loved one. Thanks in advance!
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Managing Mental Health Concerns

From the University of Michigan Depression Center Newsletter, Summer 2012:

Sticking with a treatment plan for depression or bipolar disorder can be extraordinarily difficult. This issue of UPDATE explores the idea of “treatment adherence,” which is roughly defined as following the course of treatment that your health care provider has established with you, whether that treatment involves medication, therapy, lifestyle changes, managing co-occurring conditions, or combinations of these. We discuss why adherence is so important for reaching and maintaining wellness, and offer some strategies for overcoming barriers that may stand in your way.

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In-home counseling

Have a member considering mental health counseling? Here’s a list of in-home counseling providers who charge Medicare, Medicaid, and also have sliding scale. Jim Karagon, who facilitated a session during orientation, is one of the counselors, but is affiliated with this larger group.

In-home counselors

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