contributors FEBRUARY 2016
KERRY GUICE is a food blogger and photographer living in Little Rock with her husband, two kids and their dog. When she’s not sharing her latest meal on Instagram, Kerry is planning her family’s next Arkansas adventure or crafting with her creative tots.
LILY DARRAGH is a photographer in Little Rock. She studied photography at Parsons the New School of Design in New York. Currently working out of a photography studio in downtown Little Rock, Lily loves to shoot people and places unique to Arkansas.
SHORT-TERM TREATMENT.
LONG-TERM REWARDS.
PARTIAL HOSPITALIZATION The BridgeWay’s Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) serves as a bridge for providers who hope to offer adults extra structure, and skills to help with stabilization during a difficult time. Likewise, Partial Hospitalization Program serves as a bridge for people, allowing them an additional framework of support in a nurturing environment. Partial Hospitalization Program can be a great transition from hospitalization as a person returns to the daily tasks and rhythms of life. Also it can help individuals avoid hospitalization by providing a timely extra layer of therapeutic structure.
KD REEP is a writer and public relations practitioner in Little Rock. She owns Flywrite Communications, Inc., a public relations agency, and is the PR director for Mass Enthusiasm, a fullservice marketing communications firm in Little Rock.
The BridgeWay’s Partial Hospitalization Program is covered by most insurance plans and Medicare. PROGRAM HOURS AND LOCATION Monday through Friday, 9AM to 3PM. PHP is located on The BridgeWay campus. HOW TO REFER For more information or to make a confidential referral please call 501-771-1500 or 800-245-0011 and ask about The BridgeWay’s Partial Hospitalization Program.
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21 Bridgeway Road North Little Rock, AR 72113 800-245-0011 www.TheBridgeWay.com Accredited by The Joint Commission
DWAIN HEBDA is a writer and editor living in Little Rock. He and his wife Darlene are the parents of four grown children. The empty-nesters spend their time traveling, working out and spoiling their two dogs.