Ambrose Place MKE

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With every new year comes a new opportunity to reflect on the changes we would like to make in our lives. There is currently a heightened focus on mental and behavioral healthcare, how it impacts our daily lives, and how vital it is to the way we function as human beings. If there are areas in your life that you would like to improve and seek support around, we are here to help you do it.

We offer a wide variety of mental and behavioral healthcare services, so please feel empowered to reach out and connect with us.

Happy New Year from Ambrose Place MKE ❤

Wishing everyone a safe and joyous time as you spend the holidays with friends and family this year.

Happy Holidays from Ambrose Place MKE ❤

In a time of uncertainty, it's easy to feel alone in the decisions you have to make for your life. Sometimes allowing someone to support you and advocate on your behalf can make all the difference.

Now offering Advocacy Services.

Now offering Mental Health Management and Resilence Training

Now offering Individual Skills Development services, including: Communication and Interpersonal Skills, Problem Solving, and Self-Advocation Coaching!

At Ambrose Place MKE, we pride ourselves on taking an integrative approach to Behavioral Healthcare to improve the overall quality of a person's life.

Ambrose Place MKE - "Become your inspiration"

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Now offering Trauma Psychoeducation and Resilience Training

Now offering Mental Health Support Systems Resources & Training

Now Offering Problem Solving Skills and Decision Making Skills Services

At Ambrose Place, we are advocates for the Mental Health and Wellbeing of the Youth and Young Adults in our community. We are currently offering Psychoeducation services such as Mental Healthcare Awareness training, as well as Mental Healthcare Coping Skills training.

To inquire more about our services, please visit our website at Ambroseplacemilwaukee.com

Now offering Life Skills and Daily Living Training Services

Now offering Resilience Training

Now offering Positive Thinking & Coping Services

The month of October is an opportunity to highlight and bring awareness to Breast Cancer, and to remind everyone to remain mindful and aware of how this disease places pressure on a patient’s Mental Health.

This month, take the opportunity to become more educated about how you can support yourself or a loved one through the fight against Breast Cancer.

Now offering Life Skills Services

What "LGBTQIA" Means
*Breaking down the terminology of Inclusivity*
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L- Le***an

A le***an is anyone who identifies as a woman, and is attracted to other women

G- Gay

Gay is relevant for anyone who identifies as a man, and is attracted to other men. Gay can also be an umbrella term for anyone who identifies as homos*xual.

B- Bis*xual

Bis*xual is anyone who is attracted to both men and women, this can also encompass being Pans*xual, which describes people who are attracted to people regardless of their s*x or gender. While bis*xuals are attracted to both men and women, pans*xuals are attracted to “people” and don’t see gender or s*x as a defining factor.

T- Trans

Trans is actually an umbrella term for those who are transs*xual or transgender. Exact definitions of these terms vary, but it is generally accepted that transs*xual refers to a person’s biological “s*x” so is applied to those who have had, or desire gender affirmative surgery, whereas transgender is about someone’s gender, and so one can identify as either gender regardless of physicality

Q- Q***r/ Questioning

This is also generally used in terms of gender- many people would use this term to describe themselves, including those who identify as both genders, neither gender, or parts of each. It should be noted that although the word has now been reclaimed by the q***r community, “q***r” used to be used as a derogatory term, and some people may still find it insensitive.

I - Inters*x

Inters*x is another umbrella term, for those who have variations in biological s*x characteristics that mean they don’t fit the exact biological definition of “male” or “female”. A lot of people would argue that these terms are reductive and unnecessary anyway, and many inters*x people identify as one gender or other regardless of variations.

A- As*xual

As*xual is when someone experiences no s*xual attraction to anyone else ( there are other terms for those who only feel a very small amount). As*xuality has only recently started to be discussed and understood in the mainstream press. It’s also important to understand that As*xual people can feel romantic attraction (although some don’t).

Happy National Coming Out Day. Out or Not, you are loved ❤

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There are so many ways that anyone can create a safe space for those in the LGBTQIA Community. The declaration of "Safe Space" can come from an individual stating their support for the LGBTQIA community in person to others, sharing this declaration with family and friends, showing support in educational environments and the workplace, as well as on social media. Any space can feel safe as long as it is inclusive and remains free of bias and discrimination ❤

Now Accepting New Clients

At Ambrose Place, we focus on the importance of developing skills for self-sufficiency, mental and behavioral health education, and emotional stability. Our youth program offers programming for youth ages 12-18.

Our Transitional Services program focuses on future planning and goal setting for clients ages 18-24 and includes assisting clients with securing stable employment and housing, life skills, navigating all facets of the community and ongoing psycho-education. Our program goals encourage youth to maintain emotional stability, learn coping strategies, and self-manage their mental health.

For more information and a complete list of our programs, please visit us at ambroseplacemilwaukee.com.

Promoting Mindfulness for the youth in our community

Now offering Psychoeducation and Behavioral Health management....

Now Offering Self-Advocacy Services

Now offering Conflict Resolution services

Please view the video link below on the importance of understanding the Youth Trauma experience.

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https://youtu.be/nkJegJmdxlI

At Ambrose Place, we focus on the importance of developing skills for self-sufficiency, mental and behavioral health education, and emotional stability. Our youth program offers programming for youth ages 12-18.

Our Transitional Services program focuses on future planning and goal setting for clients ages 18-24 and includes assisting clients with securing stable employment and housing, life skills, navigating all facets of the community and ongoing psycho-education. Our program goals encourage youth to maintain emotional stability, learn coping strategies, and self-manage their mental health.

For more information and a complete list of our programs, please visit us at ambroseplacemilwaukee.com.

Ambrose Place MKE updated their website address.

Now offering Social Support and Coping Skills Services

Now offering Psychoeducation Services

Now offering Behavioral Healthcare Services