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Events

Get the latest information on happenings at Carolina Dunes Health Center.

We are pleased to offer various networking and/or educational events throughout the year. Please register if you are interested in attending.

For more information, on events at the facility or community events in which we will be taking part, please contact India Hatton at india.hatton@carolinadunesbh.com.

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Upcoming Events at Carolina Dunes


“It’s Always Something” Understanding Chronic Crisis Patterns

October 7, 2026  
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM ET
Virtual
$25 Early Registration / $35 After September 23
Catherine Fliszar LPC, LMHC

Summary:

This workshop examines patterns of chronic crisis and how repeated escalation can function strategically within systems of care. It explores how predictable professional responses develop over time and contribute to systems fatigue and distorted decision-making. Participants will focus on understanding these dynamics and disengaging from escalation cycles without abandoning appropriate care.

For more information contact:

Name: Janis Ellington

Email: janis.ellington@summitbhc.com


Overview of Maternal Mental Health in Underserved Communities

November 19, 2026  
02:00 PM - 04:00 PM ET
Virtual
$25 Early Registration / $35 After November 5th
Vincentia Paul-Constantin PHD, LPC, LMHC, ACS, Gaetane Borders ED.S

Summary:

This presentation provides an overview of common maternal mental health conditions in underserved communities. Participants will examine the prevalence of maternal mental health challenges in underserved populations and explore how social determinants of health such as poverty, housing instability, and limited access to healthcare affect outcomes. The session will also highlight culturally responsive and trauma-informed approaches to support mothers and families in communities where systemic and structural barriers to care persist.

For more information contact:

Name: Janis Ellington

Email: janis.ellington@summitbhc.com

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