Programs

"The use of artistic modalities help people with mental illness recover and rebuild their lives." - Perry Wien, MSW

Programs:

University interns design and run weekly art classes with 10-20 mentally ill adults some who are unable to live independently. The classes last an hour and take place locally, at locations overseen by Community Psychiatric Clinic, Community House, and by Seattle Mental Health. Interns attend non-profit board and committee meetings and participate in fundraising activities. The classes allow for a wide latitude of activities and goals. This year we have had 1500-2000 individual contact hours. Interns from the UW, Seattle University, Seattle Pacific University, and Seattle Community College all help us teach, organize, write grants, and support us.

Facility Coordinator:

This person is the main contact for the facility and should be available via phone and e-mail.


The Circle of Friends sends a member to the facility to help with each event.

Facilities:

  • Wallingford House  (206) 461-3707 , Carolyn  (206) 325-6386 , carolyn.hale200@gmail.com
  • Emerald House Jim Nielson, LCSW Department Manager jimn@smh.org  (206) 568-4000 or  (206) 860-5638 ext 2597
  • Keystone Resource Center Rita: email:rhfselin@comcast.net
  • Spring Manor
  • Cascade Hall
  • Seattle Mental Health
  • Seattle Central Community College
  • Harborview
  • Recovery Cafe
  • Firwood House

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