2023 CBHC Annual Behavioral Health Conference Handouts

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KEYNOTE HANDOUTS: Visit our main conference page and scroll down to their bio sections!

PRE-CONFERENCE HANDOUTS: Visit our pre-conference page to download them.

BREAKOUT SESSIONS:

#100: Reform: The Pieces of a Puzzle

*This session will not have a handout

#101: Revolutionizing Community Mental Health Through Collaborative Care Clinics

#102: Adding Wellness Into Your Workday Schedule: The Paradigm Shift to Change Mindset of Wellbeing

Wellbeing Results

Mediterranean Diet Pyramid

Blue Zones Map

#103: The Expectation, Not and Exception: Suicidality, Comorbid Disorders and Expanding Practice to an Integrated Recovery Model

#104: Comprehensive Approach to Improving Access to Care for Adults Transitioning from the Department of Corrections

#200: Behavioral Health Legislation Through the Rear View Mirror and the Windshield

#201: CO-CARES – Colorado Alliance for Resilient and Equitable Systems: Supporting Behavioral Health Worker Wellness

#202: Adapting Trauma Therapy for Justice Involved Youth

Common Legal Terms

PTSD Criteria

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

#204: Permanent Supportive Housing and Medicaid: Addressing Unmet Health Related Social Needs (HRSN) Through Wraparound Supportive Services

#205: The Power of Collaboration: Merging for Improving Patient and Community Outcomes

#206: Eliminate the Wait for Justice: Bridging the Gap Between Systems

#300: Managing Change in Behavioral Health Organizations

#301: Closing the Gap: Systems Issues Impacting Access to Services at CMHCs

#302: Innovative Approaches to Peer Support

#303: Creating a Community Driven Crisis Response Model: A Paradigm Shift

#304: A Recipe for Collaboration and Care Coordination: What’s the Secret Sauce of Community Engagement?

NAMI Programs

#305: Psychological Safety With a Ted Lasso Twist

#306: Shaping the Future of CCBHCs in Colorado: Stakeholder Roundtable

#400: Colorado Mobile Crisis Response and Behavioral Health Secure Transportation Benefits

HCPF Crisis Services Webpage

#401: Serving Children and Families Impacted by Violence Through Innovative Community Partnerships

#402: Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in Women and Girls: Diagnostic Assessment Across Developmental and Reproductive Periods

Luteal Phase Self-Care Guide

#403: Community Collaborative Response to Suicide in Veterans: An Upstream Approach

#404: Policy is Personal: Grassroots Advocacy in Mental Health Settings

Lived Experience Flyer

Creating an Advocacy Network

#405: Teens and Tech: Navigating a Digital Landscape

#406: Building a Culture of Equity and Inclusion in an Organization

#500: Leveraging Tech to Enhance Culturally Responsive Care for Rural Youth

#501: The Little Program that Could: Treatment of OCD and Sustaining an OCD Outpatient Program

PowerPoint

#502: Creating a Lifestyle of Wellbeing: Putting Positive Psychology Into Practice

#503: Therapeutic Preschool: An Off-Ramp from the Preschool to Prison Pipeline

#504: The Wild West of Withdrawal Management

#505: Hoarding Disorder 101: The Reality vs. What You See on Reality TV

#600: Exploring New Horizons: Ethical and Practical Uses of ChatGPT/Generative AI

PowerPoint

#601: Building Connection and Leadership Opportunities: Lessons Learned From Implementing an Inclusive Mentorship Initiative Within a Community Mental Health Center

#602: Expanding Access: Why TMS is Critical to Diverse Mental Health Care

#603: What Your Executive Team Needs to Know About Cybersecurity

#604: Colorado’s Next Steps in Behavioral Data Collection and Collaboration

#605: ACT – Assertive Community Treatment: The Evidence-Based Practice that Travels Well

#700: Mental Health in the Workplace: US Surgeon General Framework

Workbook

#701: Walking the Happy Path: Road Map to a Successful Competency Restoration Program

Tips for Involved Supervision of Restoration

Action Plan

#702: Expanding the JEDI Horizon with Cultural Humility

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A Recovery Bill of Rights for Trauma Survivors

November 26, 2012 |

70% of adults in the U.S. have experienced some type of traumatic event at least once in their lives. That’s 223.4 million people. Feelings of intense fear, horror, helplessness, and hopelessness can paralyze trauma survivors when seeking treatment. And extreme stress can overwhelm a person’s ability to cope.

But trauma survivors have rights too. This “Recovery Bill of Rights for Trauma Survivors,” created by Thomas V. Maguire, Ph.D., outlines the rights a trauma survivor inherently has, and should expect to exercise, throughout treatment. It describes expectations everyone coping with trauma should have for treatment, personal communication, dependency in therapy, and personal boundaries.

Click Read More to see the new Bill of Rights Infographic for Trauma Survivors, courtesy of the National Council for Community Behavioral Health.

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CBHC Members Awarded National Integration Grants

November 5, 2012 |

AspenPointe Health Services,  Aurora Mental Health Center, and Jefferson Center for Mental Health have all been announced…

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Remembering Jean Marks

September 18, 2012 |

Jean C. Marks 1934 – 2012 Jean C. Marks, Northglenn. Wife of the late Floyd Marks. Mother…

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Congratulations to Barbara Ryan

September 18, 2012 |

Dr. Barbara Ryan, CEO of Mental Health Partners, has been elected Chair of the Board of Directors…

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