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Behavioral Health Providers Moving the Needle on Diabetes
…care managers, can improve diabetes screening, care, and monitoring in six key steps: Obtain training to develop basic competencies in understanding biopsychosocial factors impacting the development and management of diabetes…
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Why Not Harm Reduction for Problem Gambling?
…Issues, https://www.oasas.ny.gov/pio/press/20130220-rpp.cfm Petry, N. M., Stinson, F. S., & Grant, B. F., (2005). Comorbidity of DSM-IV pathological gambling and other psychiatric disorders: Results from the national epidemiologic survey on alcohol…
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Wraparound and Wellness: A Catalyst for Recovery
…this complex dilemma? Wellness and community connectedness are essential components for a successful recovery process in this population. The theoretical constructs of the Wraparound Model of Care while using the…
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How the COVID-19 Pandemic Underscores the Need for Trauma-Informed Care
…use maladaptive coping mechanisms to help alleviate the psychic pain they are experiencing. Common examples are using drugs and alcohol, risk taking, over or undereating and engaging in self harm,…
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The Case for Integrated Care
…management that amplifies care services for the “whole person” by providing channels for open dialogue between all parties involved. An example is Health Homes Care Management, which is integrated care…
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Consumer Perspectives: Supported Housing is Key to Our Recovery
…aspects of life at one time, so there is something extremely comforting about coming to a place that really is home. As individuals who have struggled to maintain stable housing…
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New York State Expands Services to Combat Addiction and Address the Opioid Epidemic
…Latino communities. Beyond the federal grant we are also opening new programs. In the past few months, we have opened two new recovery centers in New York City. That brings…
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Peer Professionals and the Important Role They Play in the Recovery Process
…MD Commissioner, NYS OMH The work of Peer professionals complements the work done by therapists, case managers, and other members of a treatment team. Numerous research studies have indicated that…
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How Faith Communities Can Help Reduce Mental Health Stigma
…speak openly, seek deeper understanding and engage in advocacy, our communities respond positively. As a veteran community and campus rabbi, hospital chaplain, and family peer advocate, I have real-world experience…
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Becoming a Millennial Nonprofit
…in remarkably different ways. To complete the analogy, nonprofits need to develop an operational vision and framework for taking care of people which comports with a competition-based, product-driven market. Without…
