Resources A-Z
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Cape Fear Peers Support flyer
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Consumer & Family Advisory Committee (CFAC)
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Consumer Guidance on Choosing Providers
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Eastern North Carolina Poverty Committee website
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Housing Resources
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Most Recent Status of Funding for MH, DD and SA Services
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National Council For Community Behavioral Healthcare
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National Resource Center Available for Psychiatric Advanced Directives
- NC START with results in mind
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Peer Support Groups through Peer Bridgers of PAI
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Permanent Supportive Housing
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Privacy Notice
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Psychiatric Advance Directives
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RecoveryNC
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Support Specialist Certification Process
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Support Specialist application process
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The Street is no Place to Live
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Training Classes for Consumers
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What Mental Health Parity Means to Consumers
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WRAP classes through Peer Bridgers of PAI
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WRAP ONLINE
Consumers' Page
News
| The Harbor is now open |
| The Harbor, a new facility-based mental health crisis center, is now open. It is located next to Southeastern Center and beside the New Hanover County Health Department at 2023 S. 17th Street in Wilmington. Read the full article here... |
| PARENT'S MEDICATION GUIDE |
For a information guide on medication click here |
| COMMUNITY COMPANIONS |
| If you would like to meet people click here |
| Read David Morrison's blog "Endless options for all disabilities" on the Wilmington Star-News website |
| 10 Tools to "Live your Life Well"SM |
| Live Your Life Well is a national public education campaign dedicated to helping people better cope with stress and enhance their well-being. Stress can take a huge toll on a person's health, mood, productivity and relationships; but specific, evidence-based tools can help counterbalance these effects. The non-profit Mental Health America has created Live Your Life Well to increase the number of people who take action to protect their mental health, both in the face of ongoing stress and in times of great personal challenge. Find out more at www.liveyourlifewell.org. |
| Disability Rights North Carolina |
| Consumer's Welcome Letter |
| Consumers, Family members and Guardians: Important information on possible changes in Developmental Therapy Services |
You or your family member may receive a letter reducing your Developmental Therapy services. Southeastern Center conducted a chart review of all individuals receiving Developmental Therapy to ensure that we are providing clinically and fiscally responsible services. Southeastern Center needs to be certain that public funds are used to purchase the right number of hours for the right service to meet the individual needs of a particular consumer. Developmental Therapy is a time-limited service that is designed to provide focused training and instruction to build skills that a person may not have but has the ability to acquire. It is not designed to assist, support, prompt, supervise or accompany consumers in their daily activities. There may be other services or natural supports that could be used. If you do receive a letter regarding a reduction in services, there will be instructions in filing a complaint where you can participate in a clinical review of your case. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Carolyn Craddock at 910 332-6841. |