Community Action Life (CAL) Summary In Brief
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Life CAL KIMMY GERRED [email protected] 760 - 250 - 6222 http://faithlifenow.weebly.com/ Help for the hurting Consequences of Sociology-environmental on their health (shelter or housing access community relations, advocacy, environmental threats) Disability assessment, vulnerability assessment, morbidity rates, mortality rates Acute disease prognosis, medicine and treatment Chronic Disease prognosis, medicine and treatment Unified treatment of routinely associated yet heterogeneous co - morbidities (substance use disorder/addiction, mental health and traumatic brain injury) Extensive General Practitioner care that nurture sustainability and endurance. Also accommodating of treatment beyond the scope of homelessness (housing, shelter, hospitals, streets, respite) Sociology-Environmental Consequences Depending on vulnerability relating to age, gender, mobility and health this varies extensively. Children are more susceptible to domestic violence, more so than the elderly or w omen. LGBT community are more likely to be raped. Heroin addicts are at risk for suicide and overdose. The risk increases for suicide for those w ith mental disorders such as depression. The risk to be assaulted with a deadly weapon or to be murdered also exists in populations w here homelessness exists. There are wider risks of communicable diseases and that increases as things develop seasonally in regions w here ever they are dwelling. Many in the Northern states have been found frozen to death during w inters. Community Action Life (CAL)
Example of What A Low Income or Shelter Could Look Like Community Action Life (CAL) KIMMY GERRED PALM SPRINGS, CA. 92262 [email protected] 760 -250-6222 HTTP://CHRISTIANCOUNSELING1.WEEBLY.COM/ Help for the hurting Nationwide 18 mo – 5 yr Transitional Housing For All!
The information delivered during the UCSD 45th Summer Clinical Institute for Addictions Studies was brought to us from the highest ranking educators, by professors and doctors who have taught at Yale (Dr. Frederick L. Altice, MD, MA Professor of Medicine and School of Public Health section of Infectious Diseases, AIDS Program and Division of Epidemiology of Microbial Diseases), The National Medical University in Kiev Ukraine (Dr. Igor Koutsenok, MD, MS), The Dept. of Psychiatry University of California School of Medicine (Dr. Adam Halberstadt PhD, Research Scientist, Dr. Caroline Ridout Stewart, MA, MSW, LCSW, Dr. Barth L. Wilsey, MD, David A. Deitch, PhD founder of CCARTA, and Robert M. Anthenelli, MD Director of the Pacific Treatment and Research Center), Jim Cater, PhD former Associate Director of Addiction Treatment Services at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, and many other professionals in the field of addictions like Scott E, McClure, PhD, and Geoff R. Twitchell, PhD from Michigan State University. and California Los Angeles Neuropsychiatric Institute. The experience and information were excellent. I know that many problems to serious community issues will begin to be resolved much faster now because of the information that was communicated during these sessions.
Seeking Safety Treatment Format
Session Format: Introduction: 1. Check in (5 - 10 min): BRIEF The client tells how they are doing and weather or not they have had any unsafe behavior. And if so, how much and do they know what triggered it. 2. The Quotation: "What''s the main point of this quote?" 3. Session Topic: Facilitator does not read 4. Group Discussion Grounding techniques & Coping Sheets may be used as needed 5. Commitment to Recovery Handout 6. Check out (5-10 min): Leave enough time! 7. End of Session Questionnaire Goals are: Stopping self-harm Gaining control over their lives or any extreme symptoms Letting go of dangerous relationships Developing self care. See more here: http://alrest.org/ppts/Paula%20Seeking%20Safety.pdf_ |
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