Thursday September 9 2010
Mental Wellness Insight Out

Recovery In Action

Recovery in Action
GREAT things that are happening at the  InnerVision Recovery Center

HIGHLIGHTS:
 
 Vocational Based Activities---On Site Community College Classes---Free Breakfast ---Free Lunch---Clerical Training---Snack Bar ---Customer Service Training---Peer Support Groups---Social Recreational Activities---Evening and Weekend Activities---Driver's Education---Community Forums---Maintenance Training---Psychoeducational Groups---Volunteer Opportunities---Family and Friends Events---Exercise Classes---Interpersonal Skills development---Additionally, qualified professionals who assist consumers with activities such as management of medication & healthcare  services, housing issues and activities of daily living  stressors.  

 

Employment and Mental Wellness- Wednesdays 9:30am-10:30am facilitated by Office of Vocational Rehabilitation personnel
  
Family Support Groups facilitated by members of  the National Alliance on Mental Illness- Charlotte Chapter

 

12 Week Family Education series facilitated by members of  the National Alliance on Mental Illness- Charlotte Chapter

 

InnerVision Recovery Cafe run by consumers, family members  and volunteers on Wednesdays 4-7pm. $1 Dinner donation.
  
Our services are designed to reflect "Recovery In Action".  We use a psychiatric vocational approach embedded in the principles of recovery. At InnerVision “recovery is not just possible it is probable”.

 

At the InnerVision Recovery Center qualified professional staff partner with consumers, family members, healthcare providers, physicians, friends and community partners towards mental wellness. 

 

We seek and support consumer strengths and competencies by soliciting their input and using innovative approaches surrounding skill development in the areas of employment, socialization and education on a daily basis. 

 

InnerVision's services and supports are designed to respond to the diverse needs of consumers by engaging them in meaningful activities that promote their success and satisfaction.

 

 

For more information call or contact, Director, Dr. Cheryl Nicholas at 704-377-5047 or email: cnic@innervisionnc.org

 

 

 

The belief that integration with medical care would greatly enhance the quality of behavioral health services has become the conventional wisdom among behavioral health professionals.
Media is being able to convey ideas and thoughts to the public in many directions. This is a way to catch the public’s eye and show them different views of life experiences. InnerVision is continuing its efforts to harness technology to improve the quality of life for individuals with psychiatric disabilties.
She was sociable and happy in high school. But in college that changed abruptly: Depressed and withdrawn, some days she couldn't get out of bed. And that wasn't all.
Aquiet crisis exists in our community that is affecting more children and families every day.