Two St. Lawrence County professionals honored for behavioral health work
Sharon Morehouse and Jeff Silmser were among six people recognized by the Northern Tier Providers Coalition for their work in behavioral health.
By the ClickNNY North Country Desk
Sharon Morehouse of the Seaway Valley Prevention Council and Jeff Silmser of St. Lawrence County Community Services were among six people honored at the Northern Tier Providers Coalition’s annual Conference Awards, the coalition said.
Morehouse was recognized for her work helping families affected by substance use connect with resources and support. Silmser was honored for connecting clients with services and working with other providers. The coalition represents behavioral health programs across Northern New York, including St. Lawrence County.
Reported by ClickNNY and reviewed by an editor before publication.
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