- Counseling and Mental Health
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2165 Hampton Ave
St. Louis, MO 63139
(314) 646-7500
2165 Hampton Ave
St. Louis, MO 63139
(314) 646-7500
Mental Health, Social Services, Senior Center meals, transportation & socialization, benefits assistance & ESL education are offered. Services to children, adults and seniors are available in over 40 languages.
Adapt of Missouri provides community based, recovery-oriented services for adults living with severe and persistent mental illness. At Adapt, we create innovative solutions that support people as they work towards and sustain their own recovery. Adapt embraces a Recovery and Resiliency vision of treatment and services for persons living with mental illness. Building on each consumer's assets and the shared involvement of family, this model promotes hope, healing, empowerment and connection.
St. Louis Behavioral Medicine Institute (SLBMI) serves the St. Louis Metropolitan Area in providing the highest quality evidence-based behavioral health treatment. SLBMI’s multi-disciplinary teams are committed to providing excellent and compassionate care. In 1995, St. Louis Behavioral Medicine Institute became an established resource for behavioral healthcare in the St. Louis Metropolitan Community with three locations, including St. Louis City, Chesterfield, and Belleville, Illinois. Our most valuable asset is our multi-disciplinary professional staff that includes psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, family medicine, internal medicine, nursing, licensed professional counselors, physical therapist, spiritual directors, art therapist and dietitians. Many aspects of our work involve multi-disciplinary teams working together to treat the individual needs of patients. The Institute offers various levels of care, depending on the patients’ needs ranging from individual outpatient, family, intensive outpatient programs, and partial hospitalization programs. Patients and families work with our professional teams to identify problems and formulate individual treatment plans and level of care. The Institute provides services for many patient concerns with specialized services for depression, anxiety disorders, eating disorders, OCD, child and adolescent problems, chronic pain and headaches, Women's Reproductive Health, and other/behavioral health issues. We have three locations: City of St. Louis, Missouri 1129 Macklind Ave. St. Louis, MO 63110 Chesterfield, Missouri (West County) 16216 Baxter Rd. Ste 205 Chesterfield, MO 63017 Belleville, Illinois 521 W. Main St. Ste 201B Belleville, IL 62220
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Specializing in coaching pastors and ministry leaders, Bill is also passionate about assisting clients who are going through any major life transition. He is a creative, compassionate, caring coach who understands the difficult task of balancing personal needs, family, and career. As a Christian coach, Bill believes in the awesome power that God can release when two or more meet in the name of Jesus. One of Bill’s foundational beliefs is that a strong coaching relationship promotes self-discovery and positive change. He encourages his clients to “soar above life’s difficulties,” find their true calling, and open their hearts to greater love, joy, and peace. Bill has taught classes at Ascension Bible Institute, led workshops for pastors, and given presentations to churches on a variety of topics including: community building, conflict resolution, marriage, parenting, time management, and stress reduction. Bill has over 25 years of counseling and coaching experience. He has received training in life coaching through MentorCoach (an International Coach Federation approved program) and in Christian coaching through the American Association of Christian Counselors (AACC). He is a licensed psychologist and licensed clinical social worker. To schedule a free sample coaching session, call: (314) 712-1754.
AADD provides support to individuals, generally ages 50 years and older, with developmental disabilities. The goal is to assist individuals with maintaining their independence and support them in continuing to be active members of their communities. Available Supports Education AADD staff educates individuals, families, caregivers, employers, support workers, professionals and the community, in the varying issues and needs facing the aging with developmental disabilities population. Education is an essential element in ensuring that needs are recognized, understood, and met. AADD staff provides education through seminars, speaking engagements, an annual conference, and individual assistance and referral services to both individuals aging with disabilities and developmental disability organizations. Transition to Retirement A person with a developmental disability, like anyone else, has the option of retirement from their life in the workforce. However, individuals with a developmental disability may not look forward to retirement. The reasons vary, but include economic loss, loss of socialization and friendships, isolation, and boredom. Each person's needs, interests, and fears are different. AADD staff work individually with our consumers to assist with this transition from employment to a fulfilling retirement. Staff conduct individualized assessments and develop transition plans. Transition plans are driven by the wants and needs of the individual, with input from family members and others who know the person well. Each retirement plan is custom designed and may also include supports for family members. Retirement Groups One option in meeting the needs of individuals in retirement is participation in a support group. Senior support groups meet at local senior centers and provide opportunities to learn about issues important to seniors, socialize with others of similar backgrounds, and develop lasting, caring, supportive relationships. AADD staff support our consumers with participating in these groups. In-Home Support In addition to community involvement and activities, individuals may also have a need for support in their home. These supports may include someone to assist with bill paying, shopping, meal preparation and cooking, housekeeping, personal care and hygiene, medication administration, problem solving, or other individualized needs. Depending on the need, AADD staff may directly provide these supports or assist in locating the needed resources. Off-Site Day Habilitation Services With state, County and City of St. Louis funding, AADD provides individualized one on one support to individuals in accessing their community. This service provides the individual, as well as their family members, with the supports needed to maintain maximum independence. Off-site day hab services range from 1 hour to 40 hours per week, depending on need. AADD Social Clubs Social Clubs is a large group socialization program that meets on Saturday nights and is open to adults (age 21 and over) with a developmental disability who reside in St. Louis City and County (specific eligibility requirements vary by funder). Participants in Social Clubs have the opportunity to choose from a variety of activities, including dances, bowling, movies, out to eat, wrestling, plays and musicals. Please call (314) 647-2203 for additional information. AADD Challenges Unlimited Challenges Unlimited is a group recreation program that meets after work and is open to adults (age 21 and over) with a developmental disability who reside in St. Louis City. Participants have the opportunity to participate in health and fitness classes, learn new skills, and attend community activities. Please call (314) 647-8101 for additional information. Supported Living The Supported Living Program teaches independent living skills and supports individuals in developing and maintaining the skills needed to succeed in independent living. This service is available to adults (age 18 and over) with a developmental disability living in St. Louis City. Youth Adult Support In addition to services specifically designed to meet the needs of older adults with developmental disabilities, AADD provides select services to younger individuals with developmental disabilities, as well. For additional information, please contact the Association on Aging with Developmental Disabilities by phone at (314) 647-8100 or email at [email protected].
This page is devoted to the members of IBEW Local 1.
Jobs with Justice is action-oriented. During each year, members and organizations take the Jobs with Justice Pledge to "Be There" at least five times for someone else's fight as well as their own. That means joining picket lines, attending contract rallies and participating in other actions or demonstrations for economic and social justice. Pledgers are mobilized through meetings, phone banks and email alerts.
The Megan Foundation is a non-profit organization providing support to those with Usher syndrome, a rare genetic disorder that causes individuals to become deaf and blind. Loss of these two vital senses often leads to isolation from society, and individuals have limited resources to empower themselves with independent, fulfilling lives. The Megan Foundation uses its programs to create awareness in the community and draw attention to this rare disorder in order to raise funds for the desperately needed research to find a cure, and to give hope to those struggling with Usher syndrome.
Safe Families for Children (SFFC) is a national movement of compassion that gives hope to families in crisis. Safe, loving homes are provided where parents may voluntarily have their children cared for while parents seek to restore stability in their lives. Our dedication to family support, stabilization and child abuse prevention is driven by responsibility for the well-being of children in our communities. Founded in 2002, SFFC has partnered with churches, local community agencies and volunteer families, as well as government organizations in more than a dozen states. The SFFC network has provided essential extended-family relationships to nearly 1,000 children and families annually.
FLOURISH St. Louis is based on the collective impact model of social change, which is guided by the notion that no single organization is responsible for any major social problem, nor can any single organization cure it. This initiative will engage a broad group of citizens, community partners, businesses and other areas of our society to make a sustained and long-term decrease in infant mortality. It will increase community understanding of the issue and accelerate change by focusing everyone on a single set of goals that are measured in the same way.
Mental Health, Social Services, Senior Center meals, transportation & socialization, benefits assistance & ESL education are offered. Services to children, adults and seniors are available in over 40 languages.
In 2006, five churches in the Lindenwood Park neighborhood recognized the growing needs of the senior adults in their community. They approached South Grand Senior Ministry (SGSM) with the hope of replicating SGSM’s model program in the Lindenwood community. After a year of consultation and the building out of core programs, Lindenwood Area Senior Ministry (LASM) became an independent entity in January 2008. LASM acheived its nonprofit status in 2009 and is proud to be a vital and growing ministry.