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About Bridgehaven

A History Of Helping

Bridgehaven provides the highest quality community based psychiatric rehabilitation and recovery services, education, and support to those touched by mental illness. In 1955-56 The Louisville Section of the National Council of Jewish Women studied mental health needs in Kentucky. They identified a need for programs to help ease the transition from mental hospitals back to community participation. Bridgehaven was founded in 1958 as a result of this study, the first community program in Jefferson County, and only the third of its type nationally to serve people with psychiatric problems outside a hospital setting.

A program that started with three clients and two staff, Bridgehaven’s staff of Licensed Professional Art Therapists, Licensed Clinical Social Workers, Advanced Practice Nurses, Licensed Professional Counselors, Peer Specialists and administrative staff now offers program up to six days a week for over 500 members annually.

Bridge Builder Lunches

Would you like to learn more about Bridgehaven Mental Health Services? We have Bridge Builder Luncheons on the 2nd Wednesday of each month that will do just that! They are held promptly from noon-1:00 p.m. to respect your time, and we even have off-street secure parking in the rear of our building.

These are FREE luncheons where you will hear from several of our members in recovery, as well as our vision from our President/CEO. We’ll even include a short tour of our facility. We would love to have you! Everyone is welcome.

Reserve your spot today for one of the dates listed below, by contacting Dan at 502-585-9462 or dmetcalf@bridgehaven.org.

Next available date is October 10th!

Board of Directors

Executive Committee

Chairman
Paul Halloran
Marketing Manager, DENIOS, Inc.

Immediate Past Chairman
 Wes Gersh
Attorney, Gersh Law Office, P.S.C.

Vice Chairman
Jodie Dunkelberger
Director, Patient Care Services, Norton Healthcare

Secretary
Aundrea Lewis
RN/ Director of Nursing,
Our Lady of Peace

Treasurer
Patrick Higgins
Audit Manager, Crowe Horwath LLP

At Large Members of the Executive Committee

Lee Cochran
Community Volunteer

Scott Gloeckler
Merchandising Manager, GE

Linda Shapiro
Retired Associate University Provost, University of Louisville

Board of Directors

Sara Acland
Adult Psychiatrist

James Allsopp
Brown-Forman, Crisis Management Director

Joe Bellino
ORR Corporation, Executive Consultant

Dennis Boyd
Retired Healthcare Executive

Jess Davis

Aletha Fields
Iroquois High School Magnet Career Academy, Professor of English

Rebecca Fulner
MLT,  KentuckyOne Health

Glenn Grigsby
Senior Managing Consultant, BKD, LLP

 

 

 

 

Ken Hartung
Adjunct, University of Louisville

Courtney Howell-Kidd
Family & Estate Planning Attorney, Howell & Kidd Attorneys

Jill Jarvis
Physician Assistant Navigator,
Norton Healthcare

Steve Lun
Account Executive, PNC Bank

Jay Mallory
President-Kentucky Market, Image Quest

Ben Price
Realtor

Mollie Smith
Community Volunteer

 

 

 

 

Meet Our Friendly Management Team

Ramona Johnson, APRN, CS

Ramona Johnson, APRN, CS

President, CEO
Stewart Bridgman, MBA, ATR, LPAT

Stewart Bridgman, MBA, ATR, LPAT

Director of Program Operations
Arti Ortega, LCSW

Arti Ortega, LCSW

Clinical Manager
Brad Leedy, MSSW

Brad Leedy, MSSW

Performance Improvement Manager

Lesa Ferguson

Lesa Ferguson

Director of Finance/Administration
Jenni Oglesby

Jenni Oglesby

Executive Office Manager
David M. Sisk, LCSW

David M. Sisk, LCSW

Admissions Referral Coordinator
Janet Patterson

Janet Patterson

Development Director

Newsletters

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By The Way is published and mailed to our supporters twice a year. It is edited by Bridgehaven’s Development Team and articles are primarily contributed by staff. Please click on the links below to access the latest news.

By The Way – Summer 2017
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By the Way – Winter 2018
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Additional Information

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Donor Bill of Rights

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