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New Directions in Healthcare and the Promise of Recovery
…by all Recovery Center service components is a tool kit composed of seven evidence-based practices: Wellness Self-Management (WSM), Integrated Dual Disorder Treatment (IDDT), Diabetes Self-Management, Family Psychoeducation, Trauma-Informed Care, Cultural…
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Regarding Divorced People with Mental Illness and the Expression “Being on the Dole” – Two Issues that Warrant Our Attention
…these brave veterans are high. There needs to be a new mindset within the mental health system that puts counseling between divorced individuals and their children high on the list…
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The Economics of Recovery – What Recipients Want: A Look at Aligning Agendas
…reported at intake – yet, formal complaints, criminal charges, lawsuits or published studies were rare. These victims were being punished by their own and the system’s silence. The “elephants in…
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Responding to First Responders: Even Superheroes Need Help Sometimes
…supervisor/commanding officer if they feel comfortable doing so; a trusted healthcare provider; or reach out to a confidential 24/7 crisis/emotional service (see below). How MHA-NYC Helps First Responders MHA-NYC has…
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Technology Revives the Forgotten “Secret Weapon” Addiction Treatment Needs Now
…in using DynamiCare’s platform in your treatment program or practice, please reach out to us at info@dynamicarehealth.com, (855) 539-6264, or please visit us online at www.DynamicareHealth.com. References Dutra L, Stathopoulou…
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Strengthening the Addiction Workforce and Beyond
…complete the orientation coursework. OASAS also offers, at least monthly, free, online training on pertinent addiction topics which includes a year-long series on Ethics which can be accessed at: https://www.oasas.ny.gov/testportal/LTcourses.cfm…
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Virtual Care and Mobile Response: A Must for Certified Community Behavioral Health Centers
…crucial services in many communities, particularly those with increasing unhoused populations and people with serious mental health concerns that are not receiving regular treatment or support. This is a common…
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Consumer Perspectives: Overcoming the Stigma of Mental Health, Chronic Illness, and Homelessness
…really wanted people to have an open mind, ask me questions, hear me out, listen to me to understand where I was coming from,” said Robert. “I was constantly thinking…
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Bringing It All Back Home: Housing Innovations and the NYS Medicaid Redesign Teams
…and efficiencies. Much of the focus of these Teams has been on the high users – often people with serious mental illness. Out of these efforts, Behavioral Health Organizations (BHO)…
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Severe, Long-Term Mental Illness: What Does it Take to Live Well?
…of which can be found at www.michaelbfriedman.com. He welcomes comments at mbfriedman@aol.com. Footnotes Mortality gap and physical comorbidity of people with severe mental disorders: the public health scandal | Annals…
