board of directorsJulie Bluhm, MSW, LICSW Director, Medical Administration, Hennepin Health

Victoria Bomba Coifman, PhDUniversity of Minnesota, African American & African Studies

Abby Dawkins, MSW, LICSWClinical Social Worker, retired

Melanie Ferris, MPHResearch Scientist, Amherst H. Wilder Foundation

Alan Fleischauer, CFP, ChFC, RICP, AEP, CIUFleischauer Financial Management, Inc.

Anne R. Gearity, PhD, LICSWCommunity Faculty, University of Minnesota School of Social Work and Clinical Social Worker, Private Practice

Edward H. Hamm

Edward H. Hamm, Jr.

James F. Hart, MD, MBA, PHCGeneral Physician, retired

Jack Militello, PhD University of St. Thomas, College of Business

Kelley O’Neill

Dina M. Rauker, PsyD, LPAssociate Client Partner, Korn Ferry Hay Group

Paula RicheyAttorney, Gibas, Richey and Dube, retired

Henry Stokman Principal, Impact Advisors

Elizabeth L. Wittenberg, JD, LICSWPrivate Psychotherapy and Consulting Practice

staffHannah Anderson, Front Office

Mary Androff, MD, Psychiatry

Barbara Benner, PhD, LP

Richard Bourman, Controller

Becky Cooke, Front Office

James Dungan-Seaver, MA, Director of Operations

Stephen Dwyer, MPA, Executive Director

Poly Fay, Front Office

Amber Garlan, Billing Support

Nancy Hammond, PhD, LP, Psychological Assessment, Research Coordinator

Mary Horner, BA, Management Services Coordinator

Mary Ellen Jaehne, MSW, LICSW, Director of Clinical Services

Toni Magnuson, MD, Psychiatry

Robert Mantell, PhD, LP, Director of Psychology Training

Kyle Murray, LGSW, Intake Coordinator

Yvonne Nobles, PsyD, LP

Anesh Patel, PsyD, LP, Co-chair Cultural Responsiveness Committee

Rachel Richardson, MSW, LICSW, Outreach Coordinator

Samantha Rivera, MSW, LICSW, Intake Coordinator, Co-chair Cultural Responsiveness Committee

Kari Roepke, Billing and Operations

Susan Sethna, MSW, LICSW, Training Coordinator

Sherri West, LPN, Nursing Services

Michael Wilke, MA, LP

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board & staff

annual report 2016d

Hamm clinic’s mission is to provide:

Quality, culturally competent outpatient mental health assessment and treatment for adults in our community, particularly the underserved and those who are unable to afford the full cost of care.

Expert training and education for mental health professionals.

Leadership in our community for effective mental health care.

acHieved a seven-year accreditation for our psycHology training programfrom tHe american psycHological association

Welcomed 306neW clients to Hamm clinic

continued to provide HigH quality, principled mental HealtH treatment to tHose WHo cannot afford tHe full cost of care

highlights & accomplishments

Was Honored to receive a grant from tHe ricHard m. scHulze family foundation

provided 9,366 visits to 736 people in need

hammclinic.org

ST. CATHERINE UNIVERSITYCOEUR DE CATHERINE BUILDING

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ST. CATHERINE UNIVERSITYCOEUR DE CATHERINE BUILDING

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FRIDAY, APRIL 298:15 AM – 4 PM

WILLIAM DOHERTY, PH.D.Professor in the Department of Professor in the Department of

Family Social Science at the University of Minnesota

THE PSYCHOLOGY OF MORAL INTUITIONTHE PSYCHOLOGY OF MORAL INTUITION

CLINICAL ETHICAL DILEMMAS

VALUES-BASED CONVERSATIONS

THERAPISTS AND THE ETHICAL LIVES OF OUR CLIENTS

soul searching sponsored tHe annual Hamm clinic conference at st. catHerine university featuring dr. William doHerty

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Dear friend,

At Hamm Clinic, we are committed to our mission – providing quality and culturally competent mental health assessment and treatment for adults in our community, particularly the underserved and those who cannot afford the full cost of care. After so many successful years we have our traditional approaches to care, but we do not let tradition stand in the way of progress.

For instance, we continue to support our clients who need medication as part of their care, but we are making more frequent use of pharmacogenomics, an approach which is designed to provide genetic information useful in determining correct medications and dosing. For some clients, we are even using long-acting injectable medications. This method of drug delivery can make it more likely that clients continue their medications because they don’t have to remember to take their pills on a daily basis. It also can make it less likely that these patients will be hospitalized for their illness.

We are very pleased to report that our psychology training program has a brand new seven-year accreditation from the American Psychological Association and we continue to search for new ways to involve trainees in the life of the clinic and of our community. Our commitment to relationship-based therapy is as strong as ever, and this year our research committee is evaluating the use of a tool to measure a client’s satisfaction with therapy sessions before the session is even over. The results of this research will be shared broadly with the mental health care community. We re-built our electronic health record infrastructure, continued the ability to send text messages to remind clients of their appointments, and clients can still download registration forms and pay bills online.

But, even with all these changes, we still believe each person comes to the clinic with a unique situation and that a careful assessment that informs treatment is essential. As we say at Hamm Clinic, mental health begins with a conversation. Thank you so much for all you have done and we invite you to continue your support of the essential work of Hamm Clinic.

a message from the executive director & board president

Stephen J. Dwyer, MPAExecutive Director

James Hart, MDBoard President

community support July 2015 - June 2016

Hamm Clinic has taken every measure to ensure accuracy of this donor list. Please let us know if we have inadvertently omitted or misspelled your name. Please call 651-403-5021 for any correction.

please consider Hamm clinic in your estate plans.

tHanK you to our generous donors and supporters for sustaining tHe mission of Hamm clinic.

$50,000 and aboveMarie H. Ankeny Charitable Lead TrustEdward H. HammEdward H. Hamm, Jr.Hamm Foundation Fund of The Saint Paul FoundationMargaret H. and James E. Kelley FoundationOtto Bremer Foundation

$10,000-$49,999Marie H. Ankeny Legacy Fund of the Minneapolis FoundationHardenbergh FoundationJames J. Jordan Endowment for Psychiatry Fund of The Saint Paul FoundationLang Family Foundation Eloise and Carl Pohlad Family Fund The Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation

$5,000-$9,999Sally and Peter AnsonAbigail and Kenneth DawkinsThe Hamm Memorial Psychiatric Clinic EndowmentShawn Marie Hart-Eleanor Fitzpatrick Designated Fund of The Saint Paul Foundation / Shawn Marie Hart-Eleanor Fitzpatrick NFP Fund of The Saint Paul FoundationHubbard Broadcasting Foundation Stanley and Karen HubbardKelley O’Neill and Cindy WolfRobert RoseboroughThe Charles A. Weyerhaeuser Memorial Foundation John and Eleanor Yackel

$1,000-$4,999 Baillon Family Foundation, Inc.Darlene and Dr. Richard Carroll Family Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation Stephen DwyerDr. Kelley Jewett and Kristi AdamsDr. James and Mary Ellen JordanDr. Toni MagnusonDr. Deane C. Manolis & Nancy G. Manolis Charitable Giving FundJonathan and Martha Morgan Nicholson Family Foundation - Richard & Nancy Nicholson FundRoger Opp and Patricia HvidstonDr. Dina RaukerPaula and Walt Richey Kari and Dan RominskiBeatrice and Lee SinnaHenry and Sara StokmanThe Paula Richey/Hamm Clinic Education Fund of The Saint Paul Foundation

$500-$999Charles and Laura AnkenyMarilyn BroussardAnnabelle BushWilliam Cochran FundAnne GearityDr. Mark and Alison HalleyDr. James Hart and Dr. Maureen ReedDr. Grace HongMary and Rev. Don HornerHuron Consulting Group James G. JordanDr. and Mrs. James LaFaveDr. Robert Nesheim and Marlys JohnsonDr. Michael Sethna with Noran Neurological ClinicDr. Mark and Barbara SundbyDr. Christina Templeton BonestrooDr. Virginia VogelWilliam Weisert and Brenda Cornelius

$250-$499 Dr. Mary Androff and Dr. Gerald MontiHarriet Ankeny Chute and Dr. Edmund P. Chute Family FundPaul and Marilyn BennerRichard and Pat BourmanDr. Victoria Bomba CoifmanDr. John and Mary DelaneyDr. Nancy HammondMary Ellen and Don JaehneDr. Robert and Dr. Susan MantellDr. Yvonne and James NoblesFred OhlerkingEmily Anne Staples Tuttle Fund of the Minnesota Community Foundation Paul TraughAnn Tucker and Stewart PetersonSherri WestElizabeth Wittenberg and Richard Kyle

$101-$249 Mari AdamsElizabeth AhlDavid and Nancy AnsonDr. Barbara BennerDr. Kate and John BoyleJacquelyn and Jack Chlebeck Dr. David and Wanda ClineRebecca CookeDr. Charme DavidsonDr. Antoni and Mrs. Sybil DiehlMrs. Helen DiehlAnn DieperinkJames and Darcy Dungan-SeaverMelanie FerrisDr. Bruce FisherCarol and Daniel FrenningAmber GarlanVirginia and John GreenmanGail HartmanMichelle Jordan

Dr. Peggy and Terry KingstonRobert and Helen MairsDr. Paul and Tara MattessichMarge and Jim MazzoniSharon and Richard MrocekKyle MurrayJohn and Eunice OlsonMary Jane and Bruce PappasDr. Pat and Annette PatelCarol QuestSusan Sethna and John MoleneMary Claire WahlbergMary and Stuart WeitzmanDr. John Witek and Mary Melbo Dr. Peter Zelles

up to $100Susan Abderholden and Lee KellerDr. Juan Carlos BelalcazarJessica and David CochranKelly and Josh EvansPoly and Garry FayJanette Grazzini-CookMichael and Paula KoshmrlRubin LatzWilliam and Elinor Ogden Dr. Anesh and Maytsua PatelRachel Richardson and Michael DeppeSamantha RiveraKari and Clinton RoepkeDr. Robert Schneck and Louise CameronAnjanette SchusslerThrace SorynDr. Janet Thomas

REVENuE AND SuPPORT 2016 2015

Client Fees and Contracts 874,121 $810,689

Seminar Fees and Other 25,270 30,163

total revenue from services 899,391 840,852

Contributions and Endowment 1,744,925 1,734,137

Investment Income (16,129) (7,420)

Change in Value - Community Foundation Funds (26,892) (4,143)

Net Assets Released from Restriction - -

total revenue and support 2,601,295 2,563,426

expenses

Clinical Services 1,472,882 1,390,713

Training and Education 389,951 282,882

Research 68,169 102,200

Community Outreach 57,712 93,882

Administration 513,305 492,119

Fundraising 48,488 92,105

total expenses 2,550,507 2,453,901

change in net assets from operations 50,788 109,525

non-operating cHange in net assets

Change in long-term pension obligation (395,867) (534,883)

change in net assets (345,079) (425,358) Net Assets - Beginning of Year 160,961 586,319

net assets - end of year $(184,118) 160,961

BALANCE SHEETS

assets 2016 2015

Current Assets $774,799 $741,650

Property and Equipment 50,201 65,165

other assets 440,798 475,211

total assets $1,265,798 $1,282,026

liabilities and net assets

Current Liabilities $238,468 $278,366

Long Term Liabilities 1,211,448 842,699

total liabilities 1,449,916 1,121,065

net assets

Unrestricted (567,611) (241,354)

Temporarily Restricted - -

Permanently Restricted 383,493 402,315

total net assets (184,118) 160,961

total liabilities and net assets $1,265,798 $1,282,026

Audited financial statements available upon request.

statement of activitiesJuly 2015 - June 2016

expenses

Clinical Services 58%

Training & Education 15%

Fundraising 2%

Research 3%

Community Outreach 2%

Administration 20%

Client Fees & Contracts 33%

revenue & support

Contributions & Endowment

66%

Seminar Fees - Other -1%

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