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Counselor Offers Help to Alcoholics

COURT HOUSE - Angie Philbin, certified alcoholism counselor at Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital, offers individual and group counseling to Ihose suffering from the disease of alcoholism. For those who have recently

completed alcoholism rehabilitation programs, she conducts a Personal Growth Group 7-9 p.m. Tuesdays. Thursday evenings she works with a Women's Group and is now planning sessions for couples. "The hospital has a real commitment to alcoholism services," relates Ms. Philbin. "As needs are identified, new programs are being developed." A counselor therapist with ten years of experience in her specialized field, Ms. Philbin assumed her responsibilities at Burdette in April. Besides counseling both in-patients and out-patients, she assists in crisis situations • involving substance abusers MS. PIIII.KIN received her training at the Rutgers University Alcohol and Drgg Program and the Trenton State Alcohol and Drug Program. Her experience includes seven years as an alcoholism counselor for the New Jersey Department of Health Residential Treatment Program. Starting Point, in Mt. Holly Ms. Philbin was the first woman in this state to work > in a social setting detox - ification program. Ms. Philbin was also a counselor therapist for the 28-day patient rehabilitation program at Riverside House in Philadelphia. Pa., for two years. She scried in the same capacity in the out-patient department of Episcopal Hospital in Philadelphia for one year

"IT IS satisfying to be able to assist indivuals toward recover^," says Ms. Philbin. Very positive about her work here, she is also enthusiastic about state approval for the hospital's plan for a 28-bed residential treatment center. "It will mean continuity of care close to home. Local support groups such as Alcoholics Anonymous provide effective long-term support The new: treatment center will mean patients can be helped locally throughout the entire process of rehabilitation." stated Ms. Philbin. The BTMH alcoholism center will be located in the Crest Haven Complex with construction to proceed- as soon as the area currently occupied by the Crest Haven Nursing Home is vacated

I f Hhft " jTflb ^■1 COUNSELING SESSION — Angie Philbin. right, alcoholism counselor at Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital, discusses problems w ith a client of the hospital's alcoholism services.

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