2021 CBHC Annual Behavioral Health Conference Handouts

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Handouts for the pre-conferences can be found on our HERE.

#100: How the CCBHC Model Overcomes Barriers to Care

#101: Lease Standard

#102: Moving from Trauma-Informed to Healing Centered and H.O.P.E. Frameworks to Address ACEs in Integrated Care

ACES Response Graphic

#103: Peer Support Specialist: How to Hire, Train, and Retain Quality Peer Support Staff

#104: The Value of a Facility Dog: Demonstrating Impact for Clients and Staff in a Trauma Clinic

#200: Putting People First: Advancing Whole Person Care Through a Behavioral Health Administration

#201: Staging a Successful Community-Based Restoration: Partnering with Community Behavioral Health from Transition to Restoration

#202: The Power of Gratitude: A Business Case for Positive Psychology

Resources & Citations

#203: How the West Central Colorado Threat Assessment Team Formed and Implemented a Standardized Suicide Risk Assessment Model

#204: The Creation of Sustainable Mental Health Care Through Collaborative Community Work

#205: How to Introduce Trauma-Informed Yoga into Community Mental Health Center Treatment

#206: Medicaid Behavioral Health Payment Reform

#300: Behavioral Health Entities: Phase 1

Slides

#301: Alcohol, Still Number One!

#302: Providing Technology-Based and Culturally-Competent Mental Health Care to Military-Connected Populations

#303: Treasury and Cash Management

#304: Colorado’s CCBHCs in Action: A Panel Discussion

#305: CBHC Policy Update

Slides

#306: Your Brand, Your Identity: Investing in the Value of Knowing Who You Are

#400: Strengthening the Behavioral Health Safety Net by 2024

SB 19-222 Implementation Plan: executive summary and the full plan

ARPA Plan

Behavioral Health Task Force Report

#401: Diagnostic Classification of Mental Health and Developmental Disorders in Infancy and Early Childhood: CD: 0-5 An Overview

#402: Technocratic and Democratic Community Engagement: Guides for Transformative Community Partnerships

Slides

#403: Health in Action: Screening and Addressing Social Determinants of Health

Worksheet

#404: Partnering with Law Enforcement for Effective Behavioral Health Crisis Response

#405: Substance Use Disorders and the Brain

#500: Behavioral Health in the Next Normal: Planning for a Changing Market

#501: Harm Reduction in the Clinical Setting

#502: Importance of Providing Culturally-Relevant and Affirming Care to Members of the LGBTQ+ Community

#503: Changing the Workplace Landscape

#504: Rural and Frontier Disaster Behavioral Health

#505: Permanent Supportive Housing

#600: The “How to” Behind the “Why”: A Practical Guide to Leverage DEI Champions

Slides: Updated Post-Conference

#601: Mobilizing Addiction Treatment

#602: Collaboratively Developing a Report to Track Staff Productivity

#603: Q: How Might We Solve the Access to Care Problem? A: With Human Centered Design

#604: Plant the School-Based Seed and Watch it Grow

#605: Collaborative Chess Versus a Complex Opponent: Suicide Prevention in the Military Population

#606: System-Wide Psychological Autopsy

#700: The Beauty of Community Partnerships: A Panel Discussion with North Range Behavioral Health

Slides

#701: The “Next Normal”: Strategic and Sustainability Challenges to Community-Based Behavioral Health Organizations

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