How Peers Contribute to Treatment and Recovery on CBC’s Pathway Home™ Care Transition Team

• By: Angelo Barberio, MA, CASAC II Coordinated Behavioral Care (CBC) Maynor Alas Samaritan Daytop Village
• April 17th, 2022
• community, critical time intervention, healthcare, independence, intervention, mental health, peer specialists, peer support, recovery, Spring 2022 Issue, substance use, treatment
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Community-based care management services are vital in helping New York City’s most vulnerable members navigate an evolving healthcare landscape. CBC’s Pathway Home™ (PH) program is an evidence based multidisciplinary care transition intervention, tailored to walk side by side members from...

The Important Role Volunteers Play in OMH’s Mission to Help Vulnerable New Yorkers

• By: Ann M. Sullivan, MD New York State Office of Mental Health (OMH)
• January 5th, 2022
• anxiety, COVID-19, depression, essential workers, first responders, independence, mental health, stress, volunteer, Winter 2022 Issue
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Volunteers are extraordinary people who play a critical role in behavioral healthcare. This was never more evident than during the first months of the COVID-19 pandemic when the New York State Office of Mental Health (OMH) reached out to mental health care professionals and asked that they...

How Social Determinants Affect Young Adults with Autism and Learning Differences: Creating a Plan for Future Success

• By: Jenna Knauss, MS, LMFT The College Internship Program
• January 1st, 2021
• academics, autism, careers, health and wellness, independence, learning differences, social determinants of health, winter 2021 issue, young adults
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Social determinants of behavioral health (SDBH) can have a significant impact on young adults on the autism spectrum, especially as they enter adolescence and young adulthood. Research indicates that most graduates with autism and other learning differences will have a difficult time following high...

How ABA Improved Executive Functioning Deficits

• By: Tiffany Salmon, RBT Rhea Rodriques, RBT Amanda Duva, BCaBA Services for the UnderServed (S:US)
• July 1st, 2016
• Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), college support, employment, independence, intellectual disability, self-advocacy, skill development, transition to adulthood
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Rosie is a young woman in her early 20s, who attends one of the senior CUNY colleges in New York City, Baruch University. Rosie is diagnosed with mild intellectual disability and schizoaffective disorder. She entered into her third year of her bachelor program in January 2015 realizing that she had...