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Macomb County Community Mental Health, guided by the values, strengths and informed choices of the people we serve, provides quality services which promote recovery, community participation, self-sufficiency, and independence.

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Title	Name	Term Expires
Chairperson	Kathy D. Vosburg	03/31/2020
Vice-Chairperson	Joan Flynn	03/31/2021
Secretary-Treasurer	Linda Busch	03/31/2019
Board Member	Lou Burdi	03/31/2019
Board Member	Nick Ciaramitaro	03/31/2020
Board Member	Susan Doherty	03/31/2019
Board Member	Barry Gross, DO	03/31/2019
Board Member	Phil Kraft	03/31/2021
Board Member	Brian Negovan	03/31/2021
Board Member	Lori Phillips	03/31/2021
Board Member	Christopher O'Connell, D.O.	03/31/2020
Board Member	Selena Schmidt	03/31/2020

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MCCMH Updates

National Recovery Month

Check out June's Mental Health Minute - Stigma

Imagine if you had a heart condition and someone told you you could feel better if only you tried?

People suffering from mental illness hear this frequently.

Mental illness is a physical illness that affects the brain just like a cardiac problem affects the heart. It is this misunderstanding that prevents many people from seeking help when they need it – the stigma of mental illness.

Help us end the stigma of mental health by supporting friends and loved ones with caring, empathy and concern. When in doubt, reach out, don’t wait. It is ok to talk about your feelings, and if you know someone who is suffering, there are treatment options.

One resource is the 24/7 Macomb County Crisis Line. It is staffed with caring, supportive professionals who are ready to help you. 586-307-9100. Listen to the Mental Health Minute.

Action Alert - We Need Your Help

A new section is being proposed for Boilerplate 298. We believe this language threatens Michigan's public mental health system. Please click here to learn more and help.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month

Stigma against mental illness creates an environment of shame, fear and silence that prevents many people from seeking help and treatment. The perception of mental illness won’t change unless we act to change it. But there’s good news. Stigma is 100 percent curable. Compassion, empathy and understanding are the antidote. Your voice can spread the cure. Click here to learn more and take the CureStigma quiz.

Newest Television PSA

Macomb County Community Mental Health Minute from TV Warren on Vimeo.

Save the date! Mental Health Care Peace of Mind Forum June 2

The Alliance on Mental Illness is hosting a community public forum on Saturday, June 2 to discuss improvements in the Michigan public mental health system, with a focus on Macomb County Community Mental Health. The community is invited. Click here for the press release and flier.

2018 Walk-A-Mile Rally Set for May 2

The 2018 Walk-A-Mile Rally will take place at the Michigan Capitol, where mental health advocates will gather to remind legislators to prioritize people first in the ongoing discussions to privatize parts of Michigan’s behavioral health system and to keep public behavioral healthcare as the center of political dialogue. For more info, see the MCCMH Press Release or visit the Rally website.

Alisa Zee Detroit Radio Interview

CBS Radio Detroit interviews John Kinch, MCCMH CEO and Amy Smolski, Commonwealth administrator, about MCCMH's programs and services, as well as Commonwealth. Click here for the interview.

Check out the Latest "Mental Health Minute"

Click here to listen to the latest Mental Health Minute about depression by Macomb County Community Mental Health CEO, John Kinch.

Important Information about Hepatitis A

The Macomb County Health Department has asked all County Departments to share the attached important information about Hepatitis A in our community. Please read and share with others who may be impacted.

MCCMH Board Meetings

Beginning September 1, 2017, meetings of the MCCMH Program and Budget Committee and MCCMH Full Board are held at the Macomb County Board of Commissioners' Board Room, on the 9th Floor of the County Administration Building. Meetings will now be held at 6 p.m.

These meetings are open to the public. Program and Budget meetings are held on the second Wednesday of each month; Board meetings are held on the fourth Wednesday. However, dates may change to accommodate holidays, etc. Click here for the next Board meeting agenda, or call 586-469-5263 for more information.

Urgent Behavioral Health Center

If you think you might need urgent care for a mental health condition

The Urgent Behavioral Health Center will provide an immediate assessment to determine mental health care needs. Services will be scheduled according to needs. The UBHC offers a variety of services including: assessment, medication management, crisis intervention, referral for ongoing services, peer support, and resource assistance for those with Medicaid insurance.

To schedule a same day/next day appointment, call ACCESS (586) 948-0222.

The UBHC is located across the street from MISD.

UBHC

43800 Garfield Road

Clinton Township, MI

Hours: 8:30 a.m to 9:00 p.m Monday-Friday

MyStrength Web Resource has Expanded!

MyStrength is a web-based and mobile mental health wellness resource that is available to all Macomb County residents! The site has been significantly expanded since our Macomb Launch in May of 2014. The program now includes modules and resources for substance use disorder and chronic pain, as well as expanded mental health and wellness resources.

MyStrength includes tools for clinicians, beneficiaries, and the general community. MyStrength accounts are free, and are totally confidential. Because MyStrength is web based, it is available 24/7/365. Community members who want to create a free MyStrength account can use the access code MCCMHcomm. Click here to visit the MyStrength website.

MyCare Clinic Available at First North

If you don't have access to primary healthcare, you can get the care you need at MyCare Health clinics. There's a MyCare clinic inside of MCCMH's First North, at 43740 Groesbeck, Clinton Township. Click here for more information about MyCare!

MI Health Link Updates

Statewide MI Health Link Ombudsman Available! The Michigan Elder Justice Initiative and its partners at the Counsel and Advocacy Law Line (CALL) are pleased to announce that the Statewide MI Health Link Ombudsman Program is available! The toll free number is 888-746-6456. The helpline will be staffed from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday thru Friday. The Ombudsman can also be reached by email, at HELP@mhlo.org. Visit the MI Health Link page to learn more about how MI Health Link works to improve services for dual eligible beneficiaries!

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