Mental Health & Aging Project
The Mental Health & Aging Project (MHAP), funded by the Michigan Department of Community Health, is a program unit at Lansing Community College.
Since 1985, the project has offered education, training, and consultation for clinicians in Michigan's community mental health (CMH) system who provide services for older adults. The project also assists individuals in the aging network and other service systems who work with older adults with mental illness, dementia, and/or developmental disabilities in a wide variety of settings.
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May 14-15, 2013 - East Lansing, MI
The Mental Health and Aging Project will present the
annual Michigan Mental Health & Aging Conference at the
Kellogg Center on the campus of Michigan State University.
REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED!
If you have questions, email Matt Beha at
beham@lcc.edu.
June 19, 2013 - Farmington Hills, MI
The Mental Health & Aging Project will present a workshop at the Wayne State
University Oakland Center in Farmington Hills on June 19, 2013: "Psychiatric
Disturbances in Late Life".
This workshop will examine potential causes of psychosis in older adults and
people with dementia, and will identify appropriate treatment interventions.
See the brochure
here for additional information and the registration form. It's easy to
register on-line
here or you may fax or mail the registration form. Registration deadline is
June 12th.
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Last updated 5/10/13; contact beham@lcc.edu with any questions.
Mental Health & Aging Project
Phone: (517) 483-1529
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