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Our Community's Response to Hunger

How We Serve

Community Kitchens is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides lunch to the hungry 365 days per year from St. Andrews and Grace Episcopal Church in Woodlawn. Annually this amounts to over 65,000 meals served to help stop hunger. The doors to Community Kitchens are open to all. No one is required to attend a religious service, rich or poor are equally welcome-they only need to be hungry.
Those we serve are our "guests" and we strive to treat them as such.

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The Community Kitchens - Serving the hungry, homeless and working poor without regard to situation or condition

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Our Community's Response to Hunger Community Kitchens is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides lunch to the hungry 365 days per year from St. Andrews and Grace Episcopal Church in Woodlawn. Annually this amounts to over 65,000 meals served to help stop hunger. The doors to Community Kitchens are open to all.

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Medicaid Dental services for those 1-20 years of age

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© 2020 - 2-1-1 Connects Alabama - All Rights Reserved The United Ways of Alabama (UWAL)/211 Connects Alabama provides this website for the general public as a convenient way to learn more about the social services available to Alabamians. The 211 Connects Alabama system works to keep the information and content provided on this website accurate and up to date.

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Recovery and renewal through service, research and collaboration

Since 1973, Community Justice Programs has been committed to developing programs in response to current and emerging challenges facing the community within justice and behavioral health systems. By connecting research and communities, we create better health for all.

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Since 1973, Community Justice Programs has been committed to developing programs in response to current and emerging challenges facing the community within justice and behavioral health systems. By connecting research and communities, we create better health for all.

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The Children's Health Insurance (CHIP) Program is celebrating 25 years of serving Alabama children and teens with high-quality, low-cost healthcare coverage for families with incomes above Medicaid eligibility and up to 300 percent of the federal poverty level. October 14 is designated as Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) Day to celebrate this special occasion.

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Gently used clothing for all sizes and genders in west Homewood. | Cheap Chick Trading Company

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Look Good. Feel Good. Cheap Chick Trading Company specializes in gently used clothing and accessories for all sizes and genders.

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The Child & Adolescent Care Unit, located at Grandview Medical Center, is an 11-bed, secure inpatient psychiatric facility for the treatment of children and adolescents from ages 2 years - 18 years experiencing acute behavioral health treatment needs. Since we are located at a full service medical facility, our patients also have access to consultation by other medical specialists for non-psychiatric medical needs.

We recognize that it isn't easy to trust just anyone to care for your child. That's why all of the attending psychiatrists, staff nurses, social workers, technicians, professional therapists and counselors that work in our Child & Adolescent Care Unit have extensive training and experience in providing the special approaches to care that our youngest patients require. All these professionals work together to provide an environment where the patient and his/her family can best work on each particular problem area.

To ensure that the educational needs of our child and adolescent patients are met during their stay with us, we are also home to the Grandview School, a licensed, on-site school staffed by highly-trained, Master's-prepared special educators.
If you have any questions regarding admissions, please call and speak with one of our friendly intake coordinators now, at 205-971-6190. All calls are confidential.

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Child & Adolescent Behavioral Care | Grandview Medical Center | Birmingham, AL

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The Child & Adolescent Care Unit, located at Grandview Medical Center, is an 11-bed, secure inpatient psychiatric facility for the treatment of children and adolescents from ages 2 years - 18 years experiencing acute behavioral health treatment needs.

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Children's of Alabama Partial Hospitalization Program

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Children's of Alabama Partial Hospitalization Program

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The Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) provides an option for patients who do not or no longer meet the qualifications for an inpatient hospital stay, but could also use more intense treatment than the typical outpatient structure provides. Bridging the gap between inpatient and outpatient services, the PHP day treatment program is designed to help encourage success in symptom management and recovery.

Our PHP treatment team, comprised of a psychiatrist and licensed behavioral health practitioners, collaborates with patients and their families using therapeutic interventions, education and monitoring. Our goal is to support your child's ability to manage themselves at home through structured treatment at a less acute level than inpatient hospitalization.

The program is for patients 12 to 18 years old with a primary diagnosis of behavioral or mental health concerns who have been medically stabilized, but would benefit from and thrive with more constant, comprehensive involvement. Primary diagnoses of substance abuse, eating disorders or autism are not eligible for admission to the PHP.

Each patient would treat the PHP like a typical school day, attending for 6 hours each day Monday through Friday. The average length of stay is 2 to 4 weeks, based upon symptom severity and patient progress.

For more details about the program, please refer to our PHP Patient and Family Handbook (PDF).

PHP Team
Vinita Yalamanchili, MD Lauren Byrd, LPC Brandy Moore, LICSW
Physician Referral and Insurance

Please call 205-638-5060 for questions or insurance eligibility. An intake appointment will be made with the patient to verify the PHP is the appropriate level of care. Insurance will be verified for eligibility; a quote of benefits is not a guarantee of payment.

Our Location

The Partial Hospitalization Program is conveniently located in the Arlington Business Center, across the street from Children's Park Place clinics. Parking is available on site.

Arlington Business Center
1523 4th Avenue South
Birmingham, AL 35233

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The Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) provides an option for patients who do not or no longer meet the qualifications for an inpatient hospital stay, but could also use more intense treatment than the typical outpatient structure provides. Bridging the gap between inpatient and outpatient services, the PHP day treatment program is designed to help encourage success in symptom management and recovery.

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Eating disorders are serious life-threatening illnesses, but they can be overcome at A Center For Eating Disorders (ACED) a place of courage, community, and collaboration.

We understand healing from an eating disorder goes far beyond overcoming the symptoms. To recover from an eating disorder is not only to recover one's body but also more deeply to rediscover and reconnect with one's soul.

Fighting an eating disorder is painfully exhausting and no one should ever have to struggle alone. Struggling with an eating disorder does not have to be a life sentence. Many of us at A Center For Eating Disorders have won the battle from this devastating illness and now live in peace with food, our bodies, our loved ones and ourselves. We respect the courage it takes to ask for help. This is a brave and vulnerable endeavor which our team strives to honor by creating a nurturing, empowering and supportive environment.

Blending compassion and creativity with evidenced-based treatment methods, we work with females, ages 13-30, to best meet their needs through meaningful relationships, self-empowerment, and genuine connectedness. Hope and healing await you.

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Eating disorders are serious life-threatening illnesses, but they can be overcome at A Center For Eating Disorders (ACED) a place of courage, community, and collaboration. We understand healing from an eating disorder goes far beyond overcoming the symptoms. To recover from an eating disorder is not only to recover one's body but also more deeply to rediscover and reconnect with one's soul.

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Laura Sparks - Integrative Health Services

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Therapy Services in AL - Birmingham Anxiety & Trauma Therapy

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Birmingham Anxiety & Trauma Therapy provides a wide range of personalized therapy services and counseling services in Vestavia Hills, AL.

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It all started when...

Jessica and Erica met each other while working at a local non profit serving victims of domestic violence and sexual abuse. During their time together, they both shared an interest in client's who have experienced trauma and different methods that would increase their ability to serve these individuals. Jessica and Erica opened the doors of Iron City Counseling on January 1, 2019. Together, they have built a Vision and a Mission for their practice.

Iron City Counseling provides services that exist to assist individuals in the community of Birmingham, AL to live their most authentic, healthy, and whole lives through the three pillars that create our Mission Statement: Authenticity, Compassion, and Transparency.

Iron City Counseling seeks to offer Authenticity, Compassion, and Transparency through the services we provide.

Authenticity:

We believe in providing genuine services by being true to ourselves and to you. By being authentic to who we are as individuals and as a company we can provide services that are true to you.

Compassion:

We value every person that walks through our doors. We are very honored that people provide us the opportunity to hear their stories and to be a part of their lives. We strive to make you feel safe and cared for. We do this by really trying to understand you and help you feel heard.

Transparency:

We don't want finances to be a deterrent to seeking the help you need. We do the upfront work of verifying benefits before your initial appointment so that you know exactly what to expect. There is nothing worse than getting a surprise medical bill in the mail 3 months after your last visit. We develop monthly payment plans which are discussed on the front end so that you can afford the services you deserve. Our transparency helps us not be another burden to you because we know how difficult it can be to decide it's time to ask for help.

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Vision/Mission Statement - Iron City Counseling

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Jessica and Erica met each other while working at a local non profit serving victims of domestic violence and sexual abuse. During their time together, they both shared an interest in client's who have experienced trauma and different methods that would increase their ability to serve these individuals.

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Where Healing Within Happens.

Providing safe and compassionate counseling services for individuals who are seeking transformational change.

Client Portal Request Appointment

Welcome

Michelle McClintock, MSW, LICSW, is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker with a Master's Degree from the University of Alabama. She has extensive experience working with youth in the school systems, as well as a therapist for intensive to moderate at-risk youth. With additional training in trauma-informed care, Michelle is equipped to treat a wide range of mental health concerns: anxiety, depression, childhood & adult neglect and feelings of confusion and frustration. Specialities include: Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), Exposure & Response Prevention (ERP) and Mindfulness - each of which can be tailored to one's individualized needs. Michelle accepts United Healthcare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, New Directions and private pay.

Where Healing Within Happens

Depression

Burnout

Physical Wellness

PTSD

Anxiety

Child or Adolescent

Coping Skills

Fears/Phobias

Life Coaching

Mindfulness

School Issues

Aging

College Mental Health

Relationship Issues

Stress

Approaches

Behavioral Therapy

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT)

Solution Focused Brief (SFBT)

Trauma Focused

Exposure Response Prevention (ERP)

Insurance Accepted

BlueCross and BlueShield

United Healthcare

"Couldn't ask for more!! I adore Michelle!! She is very good at what she does!!"
WK

"Michelle is a great listener, offers suggestions that are applicable to my situation and is willing to be honest and give thoughtful feedback. "
TB

"Michelle is very committed in all that she does which includes her family, friends, and clients. Over the many years I have known her, she's always been relentless to help me understand & tackle any issues I've had. I'm glad I have her as a source of support."
BF

Welcome Home Wellness LLC
4268 Cahaba Heights Ct Suite 119
Birmingham, AL 35243-5737

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Providing safe and compassionate counseling services for individuals who are seeking transformational change. Client Portal Request Appointment Michelle McClintock, MSW, LICSW, is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker with a Master's Degree from the University of Alabama. She has extensive experience working with youth in the school systems, as well as a therapist for intensive to moderate at-risk youth.

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Home | Birmingham , AL | Dannette Bivins

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Life is full of hills and valleys, and sometimes we need help to make it through parts of our journey. We view therapy as an opportunity to provide you support and walk beside youthrough these challenging times.