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connecting with our heart and spirit.
Keep in mind, that every season has its beauty and its joyful aspects—if
we are willing to pay attention to it.
The holiday season is rich with happy moments being offered to you-no matter what your spiritual/religious path is (or even if you don’t have one.
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This is the time of year that...
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connecting with our heart and spirit. Keep in mind, that every season has its beauty and its joyful aspects—if we are willing to pay attention to it. The holiday season is rich with happy moments being offered to you-no matter what your spiritual/religious path is (or even if you don’t have one. ) This is the time of year that much of the world is focused on the values of connection, love, joy and peace and everyday miracles. These messages are like important Post-it notes to remind us of what brings life purpose, meaning and connection. Even as people engage in the hustle bustle of the season, we are reminded of “peace on earth, goodwill toward men” and “let there be peace on earth and let it begin with me”. When we hear those messages, we have an opportunity to let them touch our heart and spirit. And, of course, the lights are so symbolic. They can prompt us to allow the light to radiate through our heart, providing healing and nurturing. The light represents the thought tha
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BACKYARD BRUNCH & FUNDRAISER
to support mental health awareness and multi-cultural outreach
Brunch Up
on Mental Health
FREE EVENT.
DONATIONS REQUESTED.
RSVP to barlowschuyler@gmail.
com or (916) 509-5779.
Weller Way is off of Freeport Blvd.
Parking is available at McClatchy High.
Near the 4th Ave.
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BACKYARD BRUNCH & FUNDRAISER to support mental health awareness and multi-cultural outreach Brunch Up on Mental Health FREE EVENT. DONATIONS REQUESTED. RSVP to barlowschuyler@gmail. com or (916) 509-5779. Weller Way is off of Freeport Blvd. Parking is available at McClatchy High. Near the 4th Ave. /Wayne Hultgren light rail station and Bus line 62. Event partners: NAMI Sacramento (National Alliance on Mental Illness, Sacramento) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with Federal Tax ID # 942861509. Donations are tax deductible to the full extent of the law. For more info visit www. namisacramento. org. SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM 2180 Weller Way, Sacramento LIVE MUSIC ART & JEWELRY SALE PLANT SALE DELICIOUS FOOD
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INTERVIEWER: What would you consider the greatest risk in the life of the patient with co-occurring addiction and mental
health challenges?
DR.
STENSON: Such individuals face a number of challenges but perhaps the greatest risk would be a preventable, premature
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Continued on page 7 INTERVIEWER: What would you consider the greatest risk in the life of the patient with co-occurring addiction and mental health challenges? DR. STENSON: Such individuals face a number of challenges but perhaps the greatest risk would be a preventable, premature death. When diagnosis is delayed and treatment not provided, risk factors such as suicide, accidental death, and illness development significantly increases. An individual’s quality of life can be significantly improved with proper diagnosis and treatment. INTERVIEWER: What things would you consider as most important to add to the patient’s lives to increase resiliency? DR. STENSON: Becoming a partner and meaningful participant in the individual’s treatment can greatly add to an individual’s resiliency. Knowing that their treatment team understands the many challenges they face can be internalized and applied to the day-to-day coping skills and resiliency. INTERVIEWER: If you were to ask a patient furt
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Chelsea Bagias is a doctor of psychology currently collecting hours as a psychological assistant (PSB 36064
and PSB 36074).
She is supervised in a local private practice by Rosa Di Lorenzo Psy.
D.
(PSY 24148) and at
C.
O.
R.
E.
Medical Clinic by Randall Stenson M.
D.
(G-25548).
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Chelsea Bagias is a doctor of psychology currently collecting hours as a psychological assistant (PSB 36064 and PSB 36074). She is supervised in a local private practice by Rosa Di Lorenzo Psy. D. (PSY 24148) and at C. O. R. E. Medical Clinic by Randall Stenson M. D. (G-25548). Chelsea has a passion for working with people experiencing intense challenges and believes all situations can find more peace and joy in life. How to Pick a Counselor or Therapist By Chelsea Bagias, Psy. D. The most important thing about choosing a counselor or therapist is to find a situation where you feel comfortable, safe, and where there is potential for trust. Consistently the most important criteria for successful therapy is the fit between the therapist and client. When you meet with someone that you “click with” you are more able to be honest with yourself and it’s much easier to talk about any topic. Finding the right fit involves two separate parts. One is looking for characteristics in the
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poor quality control and related factors can lead to scams.
It is important that treating staff stress the importance of good
communication about various products that are promoted as holistic, organic, herbal, etc as some have no foundation in
science and are financial scams.
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poor quality control and related factors can lead to scams. It is important that treating staff stress the importance of good communication about various products that are promoted as holistic, organic, herbal, etc as some have no foundation in science and are financial scams. Wellness oriented life-style changes that include nutrition, exercise, and stress management are very positive and important. INTERVIEWER: Do you feel additional supports such as AA, MA or other meeting groups are helpful in aiding recovery? DR. STENSON: These programs are incredibly important and sadly, too often, under-utilized. Frequently, patients on normalizing doses of methadone or buprenorphine report unpleasant experiences at AA/NA when their treatment was shared. This is gradually changing as more AAs and NAs gain awareness of the highly effective, non-conscious altering effects of proper dosing of methadone and buprenorphine. We encourage our patients to become familiar with brochures such as, “T
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Take a walk along Stockton Boulevard.
Head south from U Street, and on the right you ll pass 2250 Stockton Blvd: the
Sacramento County Mental Health Treatment Center (affectionately known as SCMHTC).
Keep heading south, past the
Coca Cola bottling plant, and you ll reach the UC Davis Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Science....
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Take a walk along Stockton Boulevard. Head south from U Street, and on the right you ll pass 2250 Stockton Blvd: the Sacramento County Mental Health Treatment Center (affectionately known as SCMHTC). Keep heading south, past the Coca Cola bottling plant, and you ll reach the UC Davis Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Science. It s an attractive but low-key building, also on the west side, nestled between a telephone company switching station and a La Bou fast food restaurant. Now look east across Stockton and behold the monument to modern medicine that is the University of California, Davis Medical Center. The sprawling campus has it all: lush lawns, a rose garden, hospital towers, clinic buildings, parking structures, water fountains, the emergency room. Gurneys, elevators, operating rooms, MRIs. There s radiology, burn management, and surgery for everything from your eyes to your toenails. There s internal medicine and family practice. You can get care for you liver, k
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Empowerment Magazine
WINTER 2011
Top Three Ways to Promote Wellness 3
Finding Happiness and Contentment during the Holidays 4, 5
Q & A on Co-Occurring Disorders 6, 7, 20
Reaching Across Stockton 8, 9
How to Pick a Counselor or Therapist 10
We Advocate For You! 11
New Direction 12
Inside this issue:
Sacramento Launches Mental Health...
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Empowerment Magazine WINTER 2011 Top Three Ways to Promote Wellness 3 Finding Happiness and Contentment during the Holidays 4, 5 Q & A on Co-Occurring Disorders 6, 7, 20 Reaching Across Stockton 8, 9 How to Pick a Counselor or Therapist 10 We Advocate For You! 11 New Direction 12 Inside this issue: Sacramento Launches Mental Health Promotion Project to Reduce Stigma and Discrimination 14 Managing Seasonal Affective Disorder 15 Interview with Dianne Ross, RN, Founder and CEO of AHMI 16, 17 What You Can Do To Speed Up Your Disability Application 18 Minestrone Soup and Mary Jo’s Revised French Chocolate Cake 19 Resource Page 23 Marilyn Washington Terry Zick, M. A. Melanie Martinez Anne Adams Chelsea Bagias, Psy. D. Cindy Tuttle Dianne Ross, RN Office of Patients Rights Phommasone Griffith Eric Zuniga Gail Erlandson, MA Rosario M. Ramirez, (Social Security Administration) Tammy Dyer. M. S. W. Ron Risley, M. D. C. O. R. E. Medical Clinic Inc. David Kiesz Mary Jo Randall Stenson M.
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Beyond diabetes there are psychiatric aspects of stroke, pain,
substance abuse (particularly nicotine), asthma, heart disease,
reproductive health, gastrointestinal illness, infectious disease,
cancer, migraine.
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the list is huge.
What can be done? Asking patients to cross Stockton Boulevard
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Beyond diabetes there are psychiatric aspects of stroke, pain, substance abuse (particularly nicotine), asthma, heart disease, reproductive health, gastrointestinal illness, infectious disease, cancer, migraine. . . the list is huge. What can be done? Asking patients to cross Stockton Boulevard whenever they have a symptom or disease that affects both the mind and body will surely result in more than the occasional traffic accident. We need to move mental health out of the ghetto, reestablish good communication between mental health providers and the rest of the medical community, abolish insurance systems that isolate and stigmatize mental health care, and integrate mind health into medical school and residency programs (and I don t mean the oh-god-I-have-to-do-a-psych-rotation system currently in place). We have to reject the Cartesian fallacy that says that mind and body are separate: good medical care means treating the whole person. It s time to abandon the boulevard. Dr. R
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