Organization
- Eras
- Modern era
- Concepts
- healthcareeducationgovernance
Summary
The Petoskey Child Guidance Clinic was described in October 1960 as a State-Department-of-Mental-Health clinic established in 1951 and supported in part by five counties. The Beaver Beacon connected it to psychological work with Beaver Island children and mothers.
Evidence and limits
This record follows the newspaper’s institutional description. It does not provide a charter, complete staff roster, formal service-area record, or independent facility history.
Open questions
- Which state, county, and clinic records document the clinic’s founding, staffing, and service area?
See also
- Mary Scovill visits Beaver Island for child-guidance work (1960)
- Beaver Island Grade and High School (1960 source record)
Sources
- Beaver Beacon, October 1960, child-guidance clinic notice.Describes the Petoskey Child Guidance Clinic as established by the State Department of Mental Health in 1951, one of 18 Michigan clinics, and partly supported by five counties. It names a director and psychiatric consultant but does not provide a charter, complete staff roster, service area, or facility record.