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PhISH FACULTY

Susan Haiman

Susan Haiman has over 30 years experience working as an occupational therapist in the field of mental health, and has taught mental health assessment and intervention for over 25 years. Susan is the faculty expert and community advocate for the PhISH program. Susan has a six-year history of involvement in developing life skills programming for incarcerated individuals, and was instrumental in creating the grant proposal, which was accepted by the Jacob and Valeria Langeloth Foundation.

Adele Breen-Franklin

A 2005 graduate of the Philadelphia University Occupational Therapy Program, Adele Breen-Franklin oversees the PhISH grant project from the Jacob and Valeria Langeloth Foundation in partnership with the Philadelphia Prison System in collaboration with Occupational Therapy Faculty. Her responsibilities include the development and implementation of an occupational therapy based transitional correctional healthcare program for female inmates with psychiatric disorders at the Riverside Correctional Facility.

           

         

 

 
 
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Read more about PhISH in an October 16, 2007 article in PhilaU Today

 
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