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Below are various newspaper articles, television news stories and other media opportunities
featuring the programs and services available at Burrell Behavioral Health. These media
opportunities are listed in descending chronological order.
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Evicted Regency Tenants Hear Advice
By Andrew Denney/Columbia Daily Tribue/Published December 16, 2011
Residents at the Regency Mobile Home Park, which will close in the spring, were given the chance last night to reach out for guidance from local social service organizations as they prepare to leave the park.
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H.O.M.E Project Aims to Improve Quality of Life for Paquin and Oak Tower Residents
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Columbia Housing Authority's New Partnership Promotes Wellness
Thursday, October 6, 2011 | 7:19 p.m. CDT
By: Julianne Hilmes
COLUMBIA — Residents of Oak and Paquin towers will now have access to mental health services without
having to leave their buildings.
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Burrell Leads with New Facility
Springfield behavioral health center is “on the forefront”
By Kathleen O’Dell/News.Leader.com/Published December 1, 2004
Burrell Behavioral Health was first in Missouri to step forward and develop a mental-health safety net for Ozarks-area children when the Fulton Mental hospital closed in the 1980s, state Director of Mental Health Dorn Schuffman recalls.
It was a “model array of program for children,” and so comprehensive, that other cities copied the model, he said.
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Awareness Plan Could Cut Toll of Suicide
Experts, victims’ survivors will unveil prevention plan today
By: Didi Tang/News.Leader.com/Local News/August 19, 2004
Eighteen years after her stepfather took his life, Dana Christiansen dug out the painful memory and hoped her story would make a difference.
“He thought we would be better off without him, but actually not,” said Christiansen, 31.
“…And people need to understand there’re warning signs and they need to pay attention.”
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Burrell Receives National Award of Excellence
News-Leader/Medical Headlines/Published 2003
Burrell Behavioral Health has received the Community Provider National Award of Excellence.
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Clinics Make Psychology Part of the Equation
By Susan Atteberry Smith/News.Leader.com/March 25, 2001
Dr. Russell Detten won’t tell a patient her ailments are all in her head, even after he has ruled out medical reasons for symptoms like fatigue and headaches.
But because he knows psychological problems can cause physical sympotms, today he’s more likely than ever to suggest counseling as one part of a cure. That’s because he knows Dayle Lattie, Psy.D., is down the hall to help. A Burrell Behavioral Health clinical psychologist, Lattie comes to Steeplechase Family Phsycicians clinic, where Detten practices, at least one day a week to offer treatment for patients with symptoms of anxienty, depression and other psychological problems.
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Cox, Burrell Agree to Board Restructure
Health officials say Burrell’s expanded footprint warrants independent oversight
By Matt Wagner/Springfield Business Journal/September 29-October 5, 2008; Vol. 29, No. 11
CoxHealth and Burrell Behavioral Health recently altered their affiliation by agreeing to establish an independent board for Burrell, which expended into mid-Missouri early last year.
The two Springfield-based health care providers formed their symbiotic relationship 14 years ago, when Burrell became CoxHealth’s exclusive provider of outpatient behavioral health services in a seven-county area in southwest Missouri. Cox, in turn, contracted with Burrell to provide inpatient psychiatric care for mental health patients.
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Developing Friendships Takes Skills
Burrell’s Angela Marquis Wessell & Michelle Seifert/ for Parent & Family Magazine
The art of developing friendships and good relationship is one of the most crucial like skills your child will need.
Some children develop these skills easily and naturally, while others struggle.
Developing friendships skills is important because children explore who they are and what they will become through their relationships. This includes their friendships. Friends provide a context for the real world outside of the family unit...
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