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The Latest News from Eisenhower Center

Jan
22
2018

Please join us in welcoming our newest team member

Eisenhower Center is proud to welcome our newest Marketing Manager, Tish Maki.

Tisha graduated from Central Michigan University in 1994 and has worked as a marketer in the Brain Injury provider field for more than 10 years.  After conquering her battle with breast cancer from 2012-2015, Tisha remained home to spend time with her daughter, who graduated number 6 out of 667 students from Howell High School in 2017and to send her off to Michigan State University.  Now empty nested, Tisha has come to us with an eagerness to educate others on the value that Eisenhower Center brings to the Brain Injury Industry.

Tisha lives in Hartland with her husband, and enjoys boxing, spending time with her daughter, playing with her 5 1/2  foot Iguana “Richard,” and cuddling with her cats, “Cat,” and “Kitten.”

Want to welcome Tish to Eisenhower? Give her a call at (734) 677 – 0070 extension 273


Jan
11
2018

Join us for our 3rd annual Luminary Walk!

Warm winter greetings from our clinical, accessible hoop house!

We hope you can join us for our third annual Winter Luminary Walk, in partnership with St. Joseph Mercy later this month at The Farm. This event is free, and features two miles of illuminated trails for hiking, family-friendly activities, hot beverages, wellness goal setting and even live music! It’s a great opportunity to re-connect with nature and to set the new year off in a fun way.

Hot food from WoodFiredUp will also be available on-site for purchase.

The last two years have been great successes, with hundreds of folks from the community coming out to say hello and enjoy the illuminated forest paths. Invite your friends and family and celebrate winter with us!

 

More information can be found below, at stjoeshealth.org/luminary-walk, or at our Facebook page. We look forward to seeing you there!

 


Dec
21
2017

Happy Holidays from Eisenhower Center

Campus-Wide Thanksgiving Celebration!

This year Eisenhower Center celebrated Thanksgiving with a campus-wide dinner, sharing thanks with clients, family, and staff. Staff of each unit did their part preparing a special part of the meal with the help of our amazing clients – be it stuffing or a delicious pie. Each client also had the opportunity to share what they were thankful for by writing on part of a hand-made banner which was then hung up for all to see!

 

Eisenhower’s Annual Holiday Party

Just recently, Eisenhower clients, family, and friends all gathered together for Eisenhower’s annual holiday party. Bright smiles and sounds of laughter were shared under the wonderfully decorated ballroom. The evening was filled with great food, dancing, and quite a few special performances from clients and staff alike. Santa and Mrs. Claus even made an appearance with unique gifts for each of our clients!

From all of us here at Eisenhower Center, from Paradise in the Upper Peninsula,  down to our recently opened Jacksonville, Florida facility, we’d like to wish you all a happy holiday season and the best of luck in 2018!


Nov
7
2017

Pain Management at Eisenhower Center

Eisenhower Center is proud to announce a new program for pain management.

Pain can negatively affect many areas of your life, including your social, family, home, and work life. It can also affect your ability to sleep well and experience joy and mastery in your daily life. This program will provide you with evidence-based knowledge and strategies to help you gain control of your pain and improve your well being and quality of life.

Topics covered include:

  • Biological basis of pain
  • Biopsychosocial theories of pain
  • Relaxation strategies
  • Mindfulness training
  • Improving sleep quality
  • Managing stress and anxiety
  • Pain and depression
  • Challenging negative thoughts and self criticism
  • Improving relationship communication and social support
  • Managing daily life tasks with pain
  • Setback and flare-up prevention and planning


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