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Sean Rice

507-535-5750 (days)
507-279-0967 (evenings)
seanr@zumbromhc.org

Most Recent News Releases

Community Discussion on General Assistance Medical Care

Residents are invited to join area legislators and local organizations in a community discussion about the impact of losing General Assistance Medical Care (GAMC). The event will take place 7:00 p.m., Monday, January 18, in the HB 117 Auditorium at the University Center Rochester’s Heintz Center.

Zumbro Valley Mental Health Center Receives Dual Diagnosis Enhanced Recognition from State

The Minnesota Department of Human Services has named Zumbro Valley Mental Health Center’s Recovery Partners as a Dual Diagnosis Enhanced (DDE) program for the treatment of behavioral health disorders.  This program is the only one in the state to receive the enhanced classification.

Zumbro Valley Mental Health Center Adds New Pet Therapy Option

Zumbro Valley Mental Health Center is adding animal-assisted therapy to its outpatient therapy treatment services.  Beginning this week, clients will have the option of having Lexi, a six-year-old Samoyed, join appointments with therapist Kathryn Amundson, Ph.D.

Learn the Warning Signs of Suicide

To help mark the nation’s 35th National Suicide Prevention Week, Zumbro Valley Mental Health Center is joining organizations across the United States to increase awareness of suicide and the causes behind it.

Zumbro Valley Adds Treatment Program for Opioid Dependence

Zumbro Valley Mental Health Center today launched a comprehensive program designed to help people with opioid dependence manage their disease.  The innovative program treats participants using a combination of Suboxone® to mitigate the drug effects and counseling services to help people work out their steps to recovery.

Zumbro Valley Adds New Therapist News Release

Sharon Davern, LP, LMFT, recently joined the staff of Zumbro Valley Mental Health Center. As a licensed psychologist and marriage and family therapist, Ms. Davern provides counseling services to adults, adolescents and children.

Zumbro Valley Receives CARF Accreditation News Release

Zumbro Valley Mental Health Center announced that it has received the maximum three-year accreditation from the Commission for Accreditation of Rehabilitative Facilities (CARF).

Flood Recovery Partners Outreach Services to End News Release

Flood Recovery Partners, a program that provides triage and education services to residents in Fillmore, Houston and Winona counties, is phasing outreach services out for these counties effective November 16, 2008.

Zumbro Valley Adds New Psychiatrist News Release

James Becker, M.D., recently joined the staff of Zumbro Valley Mental Health Center.  In his role as staff psychiatrist, Dr. Becker provides medical oversight for the Chemical Health Services programs and psychiatric services for adults. 

Mental Health Forum News Release

Four local mental health organizations are teaming up to offer people with a mental illness, their family members and health care professionals a preview of the behavioral health landscape.

Flood Recovery Partners News Release

The Minnesota Department of Human Services awarded a $100,000 grant to Zumbro Valley Mental Health Center to provide outreach and crisis counseling services to people affected by the June flooding.

Automated Defibulator News Release

Zumbro Valley Mental Health Center and Golden LivingCenter – Rochester West are teaming up to improve identification and treatment of cardiac issues for patients with substance use disorders.

Bridges Out of Poverty News Release

Developing new job skills and providing housing options are but a few services that community support organizations are utilizing to help people in these challenging economic times.

Mayo Capital Campaign Contribution News Release

Zumbro Valley Mental Health Center successfully closed its capital campaign today with a $100,000 donation from Mayo Foundation.

 

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Emergency/Crisis Hotline

In the event of a mental health or substance use disorder emergency, please call the number below.

800-422-0670

 

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