Megan Oliveira

Megan comes to Sierra Meadows with over a decade of experience working in strategic development and social impact in the non-profit, NGO, and foreign aid sector. She was a film producer at MSNBC and produced documentary and docu-series projects during her time there. Megan has a passion for helping underserved communities access the mental health…

Jeff McCusker Jankovic

Jeffrey McCusker Jankovic is the Chief Financial Officer of Tatum Psychology Employment Group and affiliated practices. He has 42 years of operations, accounting, finance, and board member experience and has been a CFO, for 13 years.  He has a Master of Business Administration from the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.   He also has specialized training from…

Schizophrenia Treatment Options: What You Need to Know

Schizophrenia is a complex and chronic mental health disorder characterized by a range of psychological symptoms, including hallucinations, delusions, and disordered thinking. This condition can profoundly affect an individual’s functioning and quality of life, making it crucial for those affected and their loved ones to understand the various treatment options available. Despite the challenges that…

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Breaking Free: Identifying Toxic Parent Signs and Embracing Recovery

Toxic parenting—through a difficult subject—necessitates discussion. Parents, as key figures in our lives, significantly influence our development, behaviors, and perceptions of the world. However, not all parental behaviors foster a healthy and nurturing environment. In fact, some are decidedly harmful, causing long-lasting psychological wounds. This blog post explores the realm of toxic parenting, shedding light…

Destigmatizing Mental Health: Breaking Barriers and Fostering Understanding

In today’s society, mentioning mental health often leads to discomfort and apprehension. Stigmas create fear, shame, and misunderstanding, hindering those who need support the most. Stigmatizing mental health disorders discourages people from seeking help due to the fear of judgment and discrimination. This in turn perpetuates a cycle of suffering silently, causing further deterioration of…

What Does Dual Diagnosis Mean?

Dual diagnosis, also known as co-occurring disorders, is a term used to describe the presence of both a mental health condition and a substance use disorder. This combination of diagnoses can be challenging to treat and requires a comprehensive approach that addresses both conditions simultaneously. If left untreated, co-occurring disorders can lead to significant consequences…