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Psychiatric Urgent Care Center
Serving our community since April 2019
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This month the Psychiatric Urgent Care Center celebrates its second anniversary serving adults (ages 18+) in our community and across the state. We've been open daily for in person assessments throughout this past year. Plus, we continue to offer virtual assessments.
If you are referring a client experiencing acute psychiatric symptoms - like depression, anxiety, panic attacks, disturbing or suicidal thoughts, and substance use disorders - to our Psychiatric Urgent Care, please have them call ahead to 616.455.9200. This allows us to pre-screen for COVID-19, determine any additional requirements for their insurance, answer their questions and schedule for a video call, if preferred.
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Managing Stress for a Healthy Family
April is Stress Awareness Month
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Children model their parents’ behaviors including those related to managing stress. As a clinician, you know that parents who deal with stress in unhealthy ways risk passing those behaviors on to their children.
The American Psychological Association offers several valuable tips to provide guidance to your clients and get them started down a healthy path.
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Teens Mental Health: Free Resources
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Although teens may look mature, their brains aren’t fully adult until sometime in their 20s. During this final development, they are more vulnerable to mental illness and addiction.
We offer many online resources about the variety of teen behavioral health issues, how drugs affect the teen brain, warning signs, tips for parents, and how Pine Rest can help.
We invite you to share with your clients or organization our Understanding Teens brochure and articles. The printed version of Understanding Teens can be ordered online along with our other publications; please note the number of copies you'd like in the comments section.
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Loneliness: Dr. Greg Mallis Participates in WGVU Panel with Shelley Irwin
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“Loneliness is a huge issue that many of us are experiencing right now because of the isolation due to COVID,” says Dr. Mallis. The topic, ‘Breaking Loneliness,’ addressed the challenges teens may experience while seeking treatment due to stigma surrounding mental health.
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For More Information or to Refer a Patient
Psychiatric Urgent Care, Inpatient & Partial Hospitalization Programs
Call 616.455.9200 or 800.678.5500
Outpatient, Telehealth & Addiction Services
Call 866.852.4001
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Professional Education At Pine Rest
Live-Stream Events | CME/CE Credits Available
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Perinatal Mood & Anxiety Disorder Conference
Birth and Treatment Implications for Women of Color
May 7, 2021 | 9:15 a.m. - 5:15 p.m. | $99 (no charge for Pine Rest staff)
Presenters:
-Kristy Christopher-Holloway, EdD, LPC, NCC, DCC, CPCS, ACS, PMH-C
-Sayida Peprah, PsyD
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Virtual Pearls For Partners May Lecture
Treating Trauma Through EMDR
May 19, 2021 | 7 - 8 a.m. | No charge
Presenter:
-Michael Reiffer, LMSW
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