Monthly Archives: May 2017

Six Steps for Those Experiencing Anxiety or Depression

Six Steps for Those Experiencing Anxiety or Depression
As mental and behavioral healthcare professionals mark National Anxiety and Depression Awareness Week, we'd like to share a few words on these two disorders. Depression and anxiety are terms used indiscriminately to describe regular emotional states and clinical depressive and anxiety disorders as well. These disorders can be very debilitating, and even deadly: severity is…
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REMINDER: Available Emergency Services

REMINDER: Available Emergency Services
This week, we would like to focus attention on the Emergency Services offered here at the Center. Our Intake, Crises, Emergency unit provides people with psycho-social & psychiatric evaluations to treatment options, as well as referral services to other resources. Intake hours of operations are Monday through Friday, 9am-5pm. In the event of a life-threatening…
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Growing Older, with Grace

Growing Older, with Grace
Growing older gracefully, with family support and the opportunity for productive activities is truly a blessing. Unfortunately, millions of older Americans face the last years of their lives with major health issues, financial difficulties, lack of family or community support, isolation and the sense that they lack purpose. Our Care Management program, provides the support…
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Hats Off to Teachers!

Hats Off to Teachers!
The Center is grateful to all of the men and women who dedicate their professional lives to the well-being and care of our young students and clients. This Teacher Appreciation Week, hats off to them all! Speaking of hats, here's Cheryl Fuller, an assistant teacher in our Therapeutic Preschool. Thank you, Ms. Fuller, for all…
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