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​Holiday Safety Planning for Health Care Providers, Patient Advocates and Caregivers: Tips for Helping Those We Love and Care For', with special guest Dr. Brickell Quarles, founder of Phoenix Psychological Services, PC.
Brickell Quarles, Ph.D is a licensed Psychologist who holds Masters Degrees in Psychology, Theology and Biology, and a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology. Dr. Quarles worked as part of the Clinical Team at Rikers Island Correctional Facility at the Robert N. Davoren Center (RNDC) for 17 years as the Associate Director of Mental Health. In this capacity she saw patients, supervised and managed a multidisciplinary treatment team, and trained student psychologist and social workers. She opened the Harlem-based community mental health clinic, Phoenix Psychological Services, PC in 2017. The clinic services adults, children and families suffering from a variety of mental health issues, and is staffed by culturally competent treatment providers who are dedicated to working collaboratively as a team to meet each patient’s mental health needs. Dr. Quarles specializes in treating various mental health issues including depression, anxiety, and interpersonal relationship dynamics. She has a special interest and advanced training in addressing trauma. She has professional and personal experience in supporting/training individuals responsible for the care of others.
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Who Should Attend: Individuals from the healthcare workforce (both current and retired), patient advocates, caregivers, and community members with firsthand experience of the healthcare system.
When: The second Monday of each month
Time: 7:00 PM Eastern Time - Feel free to join early for check in and casual conversation.
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What to Expect:
People for Patient Safety comprise individuals from the healthcare workforce (both current and retired), patient advocates, caregivers, and community members with firsthand experience of the healthcare system. The objective is to empower patients and families to navigate the healthcare system safely.
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Disclaimer: The information which is shared during Pulse meetings and programs does not constitute professional advice and should NOT be used as a substitute for seeking professional care for the diagnosis and treatment of any illness either physical, mental or emotional. Read Full Disclaimer Here