MHN Winter 2012 Issue

“Housing For People With Mental Illness And Substance Use Disorders”

Articles in This Issue

• A Perspective on Mental Health Housing in New York State
• At EDCSPIN People Live In “Houses Like Mine”
• Bringing It All Back Home: Housing Innovations and the NYS Medicaid Redesign Teams
• Housing…Then and Now
• Integrating Peer Wellness Services into Housing First
• Meeting the Housing Needs of Young Adults with Behavioral Health Challenges
• On the Shoulders of Giants: The Path to Building Supportive Housing
• Providing Supportive Housing Options for Young Adults
• Residential Support for Individuals with Mental Illness: Its History and Hopes for the Future
• Social Security Matters – The Impact of Special Housing on Social Security Disability Claims
• Stable Housing: Key to Closing the Mortality Gap
• Suffolk Agency Expands into Brooklyn
• Supportive Housing: A Cornerstone to Recovery in a Changing World
• The Correlation Between Housing and Recovery – How Independent Living Can Pave the Road to Recovery
• The NYSPA Report: Families of Suicided Soldiers to Get Letter of Condolence from President
• The Padavan Law and Group Home Placement
• The Redesign of Housing
• The Role of Intimacy on the Road to Recovery
• The Spectrum of Healing: Housing, Recovery, Learning, Working
• The Use of Harm Reduction in Housing Improves Critical Outcome Indicators in the SMI/CD Population
• When Government Looks for Healthcare Savings, Supportive Housing Has the Answer

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