October - 2017
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John P. Cahill moved to Columbia County in 2015 from Asbury Park, New Jersey. There he was a seasonal caddy at a local golf course and enjoyed living near the beach. John was born in the Bronx and occasionally visits his family in New York City. After moving to Columbia County he studied psychology at the Sage Colleges in Albany, while working as a residential counselor for the Center for Disabilities. In his free time, John likes to go boating, camping, and is motivated to climbing the 46 Adirondack high peaks. As a Behavioral Health Care Coordinator Assistant he hopes to be able to make connections and provide services to better the community, as well as build awareness and advocate for those with mental health issues.
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June - 2017
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Jeremy Vose - PsyD
Jeremy is a New York State licensed psychologist and has been working for the Columbia County Mental Health Center since 2015. Dr. Vose’s practice has focused on facilitating change with children, adolescents, adults, and families utilizing humanistic, cognitive, and behavioral approaches. He has received structured Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) training through both Behavioral Tech and the Evidenced-Based Practice Institute. He believes in the motto “practice what you preach,” has found much benefit in daily use of DBT skills, and hopes that through the DBT Coping Skills group he co-leads, that you will find much benefit in learning and practicing these skills too! |
Heather Schultz - LCSWR
Heather Schultz is a LCSWR and has worked in the field of mental health for over 16 years, in a variety of roles with children, families and adults. What she has found most effective in treatment is teaching individuals coping skills to tolerate life stressors to improve the quality of their lives. She has pursued her knowledge and training in DBT to better serve individuals she treats. She has found great value for both herself and the individuals in the DBT group she has co facilitated for several years. |
May - 2017
CCMHC - Staff Highlight!
Rose Aulino
Rose has been a registered nurse for 34 years, and has worked with the county since 2003. She has worked in a variety of settings including critical care, ER and inpatient psychiatry.
In the fall of 2016, Rose completed the Tobacco Treatment Specialist curriculum offered by the University of Massachusetts School of Medicine, which is the only curriculum that offers a Master Tobacco Treatment Specialist certification.
Rose brings her medical experience, clinical skills and training in tobacco cessation methods to create an individualized treatment plan to maximize success.
Rose Aulino
Rose has been a registered nurse for 34 years, and has worked with the county since 2003. She has worked in a variety of settings including critical care, ER and inpatient psychiatry.
In the fall of 2016, Rose completed the Tobacco Treatment Specialist curriculum offered by the University of Massachusetts School of Medicine, which is the only curriculum that offers a Master Tobacco Treatment Specialist certification.
Rose brings her medical experience, clinical skills and training in tobacco cessation methods to create an individualized treatment plan to maximize success.
