THE LUCKY MOJO HOODOO ROOTWORK RADIO HOUR
Comments/Agenda:
Please join Dr. Kioni and Robin Shepherd-York for an in-depth look at
the art of counseling and treating troubled and "problem" clients.
As always, your participation, questions and comments are appreciated!
For those of you new to the radio show,
you can listen to it in live, streaming audio
at drkioni.com or dial in on our phone bridge,
hear the audio live and also participate as
a caller during the call-in portion of the show.
Date: Wednesday, September 28, 2005
Subject: COUNSELING: TREATING TROUBLED AND "PROBLEM" CLIENTS
Start Time: 10:00 p.m. Eastern Std Time
Closing: 11:00 p.m. Eastern Std Time
Note: This is a call-in show and we look
forward to answering questions on
this topic at the half-hour point,
approximately 10:30 Eastern Std Time.
Dial-in Number: 1-605-528-8855 (Hartford, SD)
Participant Access Code: 51621
9/28/05 LUCKY MOJO HOODOO ROOTWORK RADIO HOUR
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MissMichaele
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LMHRH Radio Show 09/28/2005
...but I couldn't get through; I was on the phone bridge but nothing
happened when I pressed 6 to unmute my phone.
Anyhow, this question occurred to me when Dr. Kioni mentioned
mentalhelp.net: does anyone know of websites with comprehensive lists
of services *other* than mental health - housing assistance, homeless
shelters, food banks, debt counseling and the like?
I'll share the little I know: If someone comes to you for help finding
work, ask if they are a veteran. If so, the Veterans' Administration
will pay for them to attend trade school. I found that out quite by
accident when a friend told me about the progress of some work I did
for her.
Michaele/Mother Pyrite
happened when I pressed 6 to unmute my phone.
Anyhow, this question occurred to me when Dr. Kioni mentioned
mentalhelp.net: does anyone know of websites with comprehensive lists
of services *other* than mental health - housing assistance, homeless
shelters, food banks, debt counseling and the like?
I'll share the little I know: If someone comes to you for help finding
work, ask if they are a veteran. If so, the Veterans' Administration
will pay for them to attend trade school. I found that out quite by
accident when a friend told me about the progress of some work I did
for her.
Michaele/Mother Pyrite
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mountain_ash78
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Re: 9/28/05 LUCKY MOJO HOODOO ROOTWORK RADIO HOUR
> does anyone know of websites with comprehensive lists
> of services *other* than mental health - housing assistance, homeless
> shelters, food banks, debt counseling and the like?
The Detroit Public Library mantains a searchable database for the
Detroit area. Here is their overview page:
http://www.detroit.lib.mi.us/tip/database.htm
I don't know of a national resource, but you could check with your
local library and maybe they keep a similar database.
Jason
> of services *other* than mental health - housing assistance, homeless
> shelters, food banks, debt counseling and the like?
The Detroit Public Library mantains a searchable database for the
Detroit area. Here is their overview page:
http://www.detroit.lib.mi.us/tip/database.htm
I don't know of a national resource, but you could check with your
local library and maybe they keep a similar database.
Jason
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Tanisia Mooney
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Re: 9/28/05 LUCKY MOJO HOODOO ROOTWORK RADIO HOUR
--- In hrcourse@yahoogroups.com, "motherkali" <redjasper@c...> wrote:
> > ...but I couldn't get through; I was on the phone bridge but
nothing
> > happened when I pressed 6 to unmute my phone.
>
> Anyhow, this question occurred to me when Dr. Kioni mentioned
> mentalhelp.net: does anyone know of websites with comprehensive
lists
> > of services *other* than mental health - housing assistance,
homeless
> > shelters, food banks, debt counseling and the like?
>
> I'll share the little I know: If someone comes to you for help
finding
> > work, ask if they are a veteran. If so, the Veterans'
Administration
> > will pay for them to attend trade school. I found that out quite
by
> > accident when a friend told me about the progress of some work I
did
> > for her.
>
> Michaele/Mother Pyrite
Hi Michaele!
It's easy to find a list of "community services" for the area. If
you contact your local county Human Services office, they'll most
likely have a directory of services that you can refer a client to
if they're in need. I know that if you contact the In-Home Support
Services department here in Sonoma County, you'll get a large (free)
directory of senior services--and, I think, some of them can be used
for families.
Tanisia
> > ...but I couldn't get through; I was on the phone bridge but
nothing
> > happened when I pressed 6 to unmute my phone.
>
> Anyhow, this question occurred to me when Dr. Kioni mentioned
> mentalhelp.net: does anyone know of websites with comprehensive
lists
> > of services *other* than mental health - housing assistance,
homeless
> > shelters, food banks, debt counseling and the like?
>
> I'll share the little I know: If someone comes to you for help
finding
> > work, ask if they are a veteran. If so, the Veterans'
Administration
> > will pay for them to attend trade school. I found that out quite
by
> > accident when a friend told me about the progress of some work I
did
> > for her.
>
> Michaele/Mother Pyrite
Hi Michaele!
It's easy to find a list of "community services" for the area. If
you contact your local county Human Services office, they'll most
likely have a directory of services that you can refer a client to
if they're in need. I know that if you contact the In-Home Support
Services department here in Sonoma County, you'll get a large (free)
directory of senior services--and, I think, some of them can be used
for families.
Tanisia
