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Emergency Numbers HOSPITALS:
River Park - Huntington COMPREHENSIVE MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS:
Prestera Cabell Co.
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Project Staff
Project Director:
Linda Watts
Administrative Assistant:
Lisa Lynch
Secretary:
Amy Elswick
Clinical Coordinator:
Cindy Bryant
Public Relations Specialist:
Jeanette Rowsey
Family Network Director:
Lori Haught
KidsCare Coordinator:
Tamara Swinson
Parent Liaison:
Robin Hughes
Rhonda McCormick
Evaluator:
Tammy Pearson
Region 2 Family Network
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SERVING AN ELEVEN COUNTY REGION… OFFICES IN HUNTINGTON AND CHARLESTON:
Download Region 2 Family Network brochure
Huntington Office:
Serving Cabell, Mason, Putnam and Wayne Counties
940 Fourth Avenue,
Suite 335
Huntington, WV 25701
1-888-711-4334
304-525-4817
304-399-0130 FAX
Kanawha Office:
Serving Jackson, Kanawha and Roane Counties
511 Morris Street,
Charleston, WV 25339
304-341-0511 ext. 685
304-342-4040 FAX
For Logan and Boone please call the Charleston office and for Lincoln and Mingo please call the Huntington Office.
For further information and referral process, please call Mountain State Family Alliance at 304 -399-0126 or send e-mail to msfa2003@aol.com
OUR MISSION....
- To provide information and support to families of children with serious emotional disorders and other disabilities, so they can:
- Assist their children in improving their opportunities for success at home, school, community, and workplace
- Reflect and voice the strengths and needs of their children and families
OUR VISION…
To see families of, and children with serious emotional disorders and other disabilities building on their strengths, achieving happiness, self confidence, security, and success, and to celebrate families staying together while improving their quality of life.
Region 2 Family Network
A partner in the Mountain State Family Alliance system of care announces three exciting learning opportunities for
parents & professionals who work with and care for
children and adolescents with emotional or behavioral challenges.
CLICK ON THE UPCOMING LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES LINK or Call your area parent liaison to schedule an individual or group session:
FAMILIES AND THE SYSTEM OF CARE (2 hours)
What do families need to be active, equal team members when working with professionals to meet a child’s special needs? This 2-hour training focuses on documentation, working effectively with professionals in a “system of care” approach, and building on strengths to help children succeed in their homes, schools and communities. Training includes 15-minute video, and a priceless family resource: an individual Care Notebook to help families with record-keeping and care planning.
SOLVING THE PUZZLE: CHILDREN WITH DSM-IV DIAGNOSIS IN THE SYSTEM OF CARE (3 hours)
Three 1-hour video modules with facilitation. “Solving the Puzzle” features clinical perspectives on the most common child and adolescent mental health diagnoses seen in West Virginia. Behavioral health expert Karen Yost covers the basics of DSM-IV diagnosis, Childhood Depression, Bipolar Disorder, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, Conduct Disorder, Oppositional Defiant Disorder, Pervasive Developmental Disorders, as well as co-occurring diagnoses and the System of Care. The personal stories of W.Va. parents illustrate the unique relationship between children, families, diagnosis, medication, treatments, supportive services – and successful outcomes.
INDIVIDUALIZED EDUCATION PROGRAM OVERVIEW (3 hours)
W.Va. parents of students with serious emotional and behavioral disorders (SED) have worked successfully with educators to help their children achieve success in school. Now these parents share strategies and resources in a three-hour overview. Topics include: Purpose of the IEP, Identification/Referral, Evaluations/re-evaluations, Eligibility, Discipline and Manifestation Determination policy. A handout packet and question & answer session is geared to families of children with SED.
