Supervisor/Children's Case Management Case Study

I spoke with Michael Walker, CMHC Program Supervisor/Children’s Case Management at Jackson North CMHC. Mr. Walker shared that central point of intake is the beginning process for clients who are requesting services. Joy Burchel is responsible for these clients when they have completed registration and admission. Clients can receive medical services at any age, however permission must be granted. Clients who live in rage are an advantage because they can easily access the services that were put in place for them. The agency provides out patient services for clients who are severely emotionally disturbed. Jackson North CMHC often refers clients to the main branch because they offer administration and children services such as Families and Communities
Empowered for Service (FACES), which is a process of treatment to assist the youth and families toward recovery and resiliency.