Resources for Tulsa & Surrounding Areas for Mental Health & Other Needs

Seminar Date: December 7, 2005

Presented By: Mike Brose, MSW

This past Wednesday, December 7th, Brookhaven Hospital hosted an informative seminar entitled “Resources for Tulsa & Surrounding Areas for Mental Health & Other Needs.” The seminar, one of several professional luncheons (1st Wednesday of each month) offered by the hospital, brought together a wide variety of Therapists, Counselors and Social Workers throughout Tulsa.

Mike Brose MSW, the Executive Director of the Mental Health Association in Tulsa, provided attendees with vital information on some of the programs offered by MHAT. In particular, Mr. Brose discussed MHAT’s Housing Program and some alarming statistics about the homeless population in Tulsa, OK.

For more information on the Mental Health Association in Tulsa click here.

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Mike Brose, MSW

Mr. Brose, MSW received his BA in social work from Oral Roberts University in 1979 and his Master’s Degree in Social Work from the University of Kansas in 1980. His clinical practice included individual, group and family therapy and he has experience working in medical and mental health settings in both the public and private sectors. As Executive Director, Mr. Brose is involved in advocacy on behalf of people affected by mental illness, mental health education, youth suicide prevention, housing for homeless mentally ill and mental health related public policy issues. His current focus includes work with children and adolescents, individuals with severe physical illnesses, the elderly, and the severely mentally ill. He has done extensive consulting with schools and businesses in the aftermath of critical incidents and was instrumental in the creation of the Association’s teen counseling program, SafeTeam.

Mental illness can affect anyone. Behavioral health disorders like anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder and schizophrenia can undermine a person’s life relationships and career.

Many people with mental illness also suffer from dual diagnosis—they experience addiction and drug abuse which compounds their condition.

As the leading center for the treatment of depression, anxiety disorders and social phobias, Brookhaven offers help and solutions for people suffering with behavioral health disorders and support for the people who love them.

We believe that mental illness is treatable. Our approach is based on respect for the dignity of the people we serve. Each person in our programs receives an in-depth assessment. This helps our multi-disciplinary team design a treatment plan that is tailored to the needs of the individual.

Our customer satisfaction studies consistently show that over 91% of the people we serve would recommend Brookhaven to others. If you or someone you love is struggling with a mental health problem, please contact Brookhaven today. There is a better life waiting for you.

Depression Treatment - Depression is more than just feeling sad or down; it’s a serious disorder that needs attention and intervention.

Substance Abuse Treatment - Chemical dependency can affect anyone. Without proper treatment it can lead to a ruined life.

Military Treatment - It’s not uncommon for soldiers to return from their service with behavioral disorders like PTSD, depression or anxiety. Proper treatment can help soldiers adjust to civilian life.

OCD Treatment - Patients with Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) experience repetitive, unwanted thoughts (obsessions) that cause them to engage in certain activities (compulsions). Without proper help OCD can be debilitating.

Anxiety Treatment - For people with anxiety, seemingly routine daily activities are often met with fear and dread. Left untreated, anxiety disorders can grow progressively worse.

PTSD Treatment - Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) typically appears after exposure to a terrifying event. PTSD can be extremely disabling and grows progressively worse if left untreated.

Personality Disorder Treatment - Personality disorders are chronic and intense psychological disorders that greatly affect a person's life. With help, personal change is possible.

Bipolar Treatment - Everyone has their ups and downs, but for people with bipolar disorder, these mood swings can get in the way of their relationships and lives.

Schizophrenia Treatment - Schizophrenia is a complicated mental disorder that can blur the line between reality and unreality. It can cause visual and auditory hallucinations as well as paranoid delusions. The right treatment can help manage symptoms.

Eating Disorders Treatment - Eating disorders like anorexia, bulimia and compulsive overeating can be deadly without proper treatment.

Brain Injury Treatment - All brain injuries are serious. Some are life-threatening. But in many cases healing is indeed possible.

RENEWAL: Christian Treatment and Recovery - RENEWAL: Christian Treatment and Recovery is a unique, faith-based program that incorporates your spirituality into your treatment.

Resources for Tulsa & Surrounding Areas for Mental Health & Other Needs

Seminar Date: December 7, 2005

Presented By: Mike Brose, MSW

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