Alisha Doughty, Office Administrator
Hello, I’m Alisha Doughty, and I am the Grand Haven Office Administrator. I recently graduated from Eastern Gateway Community College with my Associate’s in Health Information Management.
Corrine Cockream, Patient Care Coordinator
Corrine Cockream has over 20 years of experience in leadership and thrives on being detailed and staying organized in an office setting.
Susan Loughrin, Project Manager
Susan Loughrin has worked in various capacities in the education field for 30+ years. She holds a master’s degree in Developmental Psychology from Columbia University. Currently, she has been working as a psychometrist at West Michigan Psychological Services. Susan looks forward to starting her new role as Project Manager at WMPS to support their intern […]
WMPS Expands With Fourth Location in Hamilton
WMPS is pleased to announce the opening of its newest location in Hamilton, MI, scheduled for May 2024.
Jessica Blaskowski, Operations Manager
Hi, I’m Jessica Blaskowski, the Operations Manager here at WMPS. After graduating from Central Michigan University, I moved to the West Michigan area and found it to be so amazing that I just never left. I recently joined the WMPS team after working with the Department of Health and Human Services for over 15 years. This […]
The Art of Procrastinating: Making Time for Ourselves and Our Happiness
In our busy lives, we often find it challenging to prioritize ourselves and our own happiness. From managing career responsibilities to fulfilling family commitments, it seems like we are always running on a never-ending treadmill. As a result, we end up procrastinating when it comes to taking time out for ourselves. In this blog post, […]
A Silent Mental Health Battleground
The pressure to succeed in school often feels overwhelming in today’s competitive world. From a young age, students are bombarded with expectations to excel academically, get into prestigious universities, and secure a prosperous future. While striving for success can be a positive motivator, the persistent burden to meet high standards in education can harm a […]
Understanding the Universal Nature of Suicide: Exploring the Factors and Raising Awareness
When we think about suicide, it’s easy to fall into the trap of thinking it only affects a specific group of people or happens to others, not us or our loved ones. However, the truth is that suicide can happen to anyone, regardless of age, gender, socioeconomic status, or background. It’s not limited to a […]
The Power of Self-Care: Celebrating and Promoting Global Self-Care Day
Self-care is not just a trendy buzzword, but an essential aspect of maintaining a healthy mind and body. Our fast-paced and demanding lives often leave us feeling overwhelmed and burnt out. It is during these times that self-care becomes crucial. To emphasize the significance of self-care, we celebrate an annual event known as Self-Care Day—an […]
Athletes and Mental Health: Why It’s Important to Take it Seriously
As we cheer for our favorite athletes on the field or court, it is easy to forget that even the most successful athletes struggle with mental health issues. High-performance athletes face a unique set of stressors, such as the pressure of competition, injuries, and maintaining a specific image for fans. However, these issues have long […]
