8 years ago
I am pleased to have the opportunity to update you on the many activities here at Center. Our IPS supported employment program received an exemplary rating in a recent fidelity review. The annual Brushes with Life Opening Exhibit and Reception continues to be an important event for our artists who featured 100 works of …
8 years ago
Editor Alice Lockhart, BA Director of Communications alice_lockhart@med.unc.edu Photography Brian Strickland Photography Will Owen Photography Copyright UNC Center for Excellence in Community Mental Health CB 7160 Chapel Hill, NC 27599
8 years ago
L-R A .Clay, R.Reed MD, and P. Douglas Williams Integrated Care team presents at national SAMHSA conference Angela Clay, program coordinator, Princess Douglas-Williams, nurse care manager, and Robin Reed, MD, MPH, director, Integrated Care, presented “Population health/patient centered medical home elements” on a panel at the National SAMHSA Conference in Austin, Texas in August …
8 years ago
In its 17th year, the Brushes with Life Arts program gives local adults living with mental illness an opportunity to display and sell their artwork. On September 19, artists, their families and other guests enjoyed the 2017 annual opening exhibit and a reception at the North Carolina Neurosciences Hospital. This year’s exhibit includes 100 pieces …
8 years ago
Individuals with the most serious mental illness have high unemployment rates, up to 85 percent. Having a job is a major step toward recovery, according to the Dartmouth Individual Placement Support (IPS) philosophy and research. Employed clients have a better quality of life with increased self-esteem and reduced symptoms of mental illness. Established in 2014, …
8 years ago
In a collaboration with Duke Health’s Division of Community Health, the Duke School of Nursing, Center’s Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) teams and assertive case management team will take part in a research collaboration between the Duke School of Medicine and the North Carolina Coalition to End Homelessness. The study, funded by a Robert Wood Johnson …
8 years ago
Francis Greenburger, successful real estate developer, author, and mental health advocate, will be the featured speaker at the Center’s Fourth Annual No Limits Gala at the George Watts Hill Alumni Center on November 2, 2017. He will also receive the Center’s Community Mental Health Advocacy Award for his contributions to improve mental health. The …
8 years ago
Patients at the STEP Clinic at Carr Mill as well as those in the Department of Psychiatry, now have access to a free dental screening, thanks to a collaboration between Piedmont Health Services Dental Health Clinic and the Center’s Integrated Care program. Three dentists from Piedmont Health Services rotate monthly at the clinic, providing 10-15 …
8 years ago
Register today for the Center's Fourth Annual No Limits Gala featuring Mental Health Advocate Francis Greenburger, scheduled for November 2 at the George Watts Hill Alumni Center on the UNC -CH campus. Check out registration link below.
8 years ago
Approximately 2 million North Carolinians live with some kind of mental illness. The UNC Center for Excellence in Community Mental Health was founded to help the most vulnerable individuals in this population as they try to cope with the symptoms and stigma associated with mental illness. UNC Endeavers Magazine.
8 years ago
Scientists at UNC-Chapel Hill are using MRI images to study the early development of the brain, and to discover potential early signs of autism. Dr. John Gilmore is the director of UNC Center for Excellence in Community Mental Health, Thad and Alice Eure Professor, and vice chair, research, in the UNC Department of Psychiatry.
9 years ago
Karen Lamont, vice president, Kalos Golf in Chapel Hill, golf tour operator offering golf cruises and private jet tours around the world, recently joined the Center’s advisory board.
