Mental Health & Aging Project
The Mental Health & Aging Project (MHAP), funded by the Michigan Department of Community Health, is a program unit at Lansing Community College.
Since 1985, the project has offered education, training, and consultation for clinicians in Michigan's community mental health (CMH) system who provide services for older adults. The project also assists individuals in the aging network and other service systems who work with older adults with mental illness, dementia, and/or developmental disabilities in a wide variety of settings.
Workshop on Older Adults and Hoarding Behavior
The Mental Health & Aging Project will present a day long workshop at the Wayne State University Oakland Center in Farmington Hills on February 29, 2012: Addressing Clutter and Hoarding: Strategies & Interventions for Working with Older Adults. This workshop provides an overview of hoarding behaviors, best practices, and intervention strategies, including a group therapy approach used with older adults. The presentation is designed for a multidisciplinary audience. Click here to see the brochure for additional information and the registration form. It's easy to register on line by clicking here or you may fax or mail your registration form. Registration deadline is February 21st.
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Mental Health & Aging Project
Phone: (517) 483-1529
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