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"Beyond the Headlines"

UNSOM Health Watch: Mojave Mental Health

KUNR Public Radio | By Michele Ravera

Published May 23, 2016 at 10:15 AM PDT

Mojave Mental Health provides community-based behavioral health services.

From medication and therapy to case management and day treatment for adults, the organization offers care for a variety of situations. Trish Romo-Macaluso took some time to go over some background on the facility and what kinds of services are available there.

Leading this discussion is Anne McMillin of the University of Nevada School of Medicine.

"Beyond the Headlines"

Michele Ravera

Michele Ravera joined KUNR in 2014 as a volunteer and was added to the broadcast staff in October 2015. She is currently the station’s host for Morning Edition.

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