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Summit Pointe is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors who oversee the execution of our mission to provide ”the hightest quality behavioral health services to help individuals maximize their potential.” You may recognize Sherii Sherban – whether it is from her weekly Access Vision program “Be Scene,” from her longstanding support of Miles for …
One of the significant roles at Summit Pointe is that of our colleagues who are case managers. Case managers work with some of our Calhoun County adult neighbors who may need some assistance to achieve their life goals. Many times, these neighbors are living with a severe mental illness or a intellectual or developmental disability. …
The pervasiveness of social media in today’s culture is notable. There are pros and cons – on the “pros” side, social media has the ability to raise awareness and understanding. On the “cons” side, it can also spread inaccurate information – or lead folks to conclusions that may not be correct. In this episode, our …
On this episode of the Summit Pointe Podcast, we introduce you to our colleague Dorothy Malcolm, Chief Operating Officer at Summit Pointe. Dorothy discusses her nursing and medical management backgrounds, as well as her view on the work we do daily at Summit Pointe and First Step. Episode ResourcesFirst Step Behavioral Health Urgent Care Summit …
Summit Pointe is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors who oversee the execution of our mission to provide ”the hightest quality behavioral health services to help individuals maximize their potential.” In this episode, Treasurer Kelli Scott – who also serves as the Calhoun County administrator/controller – discusses her ten years as a member of …
With a career in social work and a distinct interest in her community, Pastor Dr. Monique French of the Washington Heights United Methodist Church and Community in Battle Creek is focused and determined. With her fellow neighbors’ wellbeing in mind, Pastor French is a community leader. In addition to her role as the leader of …
It is estimated that only a fraction of African Americans seek life-changing treatment for issues of mental health. Stigma and culture play a role in barriers to treatment. Our colleague Lakeyta – who oversees access to services at Summit Pointe – talks about why that is, but also how conversations are helping remove those barriers. …
Young love is wonderful – to experience and to witness. But, as we learn in this Summit Pointe episode, young people (and even adults!) can be whisked away by love’s euphoria, limiting the ability to notice red flags. Summit Pointe Homebased Caseworker Brandi tells us those red flags can even be more serious, leading to …