MINNESOTA CENTER FOR CHEMICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH
Information You Can Use
Stop by our exhibit booth at Minnesota
Association of Resources for Recovery and Chemical Health Annual Conference
October 25-27 at RiverCenter to learn more about Minnesota Center for Chemical
and Mental Health (MNCAMH).
UPCOMING WORKSHOPS AND TRAININGS
East Grand Forks Workshop: November
8, 2016- 1:30pm-4:30pm
Recovery-Oriented
Relapse Prevention Skills
A strengths-based approach can change the way
we help prevent relapse and promote long-term recovery. By using an integrated
care model to manage and reduce a person’s symptoms, help improve functioning
and prevent recurrences, you can provide necessary support. Incorporating
peer-based recovery support services and other social supports are proven
factors in initiating and maintaining lifestyle changes.
Cost: $75 per person
Link: http://z.umn.edu/skillsworkshopnov82016
Moorhead Regional Training- November 9, 2016, 9:00am-12:00pm
Recovery-Oriented Behavioral Experiments for COD
Behavioral experiments are powerful tools for clinicians to have in their toolboxes. Join us as we outline the components and try out our skills. Behavioral experiments are an often forgotten and underutilized strategy in cognitive behavioral therapy. However, they especially useful when working with individuals who have problems related to their co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders (COD). This workshop will discuss the rationale for using this CBT strategy with individuals who have co-occurring disorders, outline the components of a behavioral experiment and try out our skills in a mini-workshop.
Cost: $75 per person
Link: http://z.umn.edu/regionaltrainingnov9am
Moorhead Regional Training- November
9, 2016, 1:00pm-4:00pm
Recovery-Oriented
Relapse Prevention Skills
A strengths-based approach can change the way
we help prevent relapse and promote long-term recovery. By using an integrated
care model to manage and reduce a person’s symptoms, help improve functioning
and prevent recurrences, you can provide necessary support. Incorporating
peer-based recovery support services and other social supports are proven
factors in initiating and maintaining lifestyle changes.
Cost: $75 per person
Link: http://z.umn.edu/regionaltrainingnov9pm
St. Cloud Illness Management & Recovery (IMR) Training November 10 & 11, 2016, 9:00am-4:00pm
Illness
Management and Recovery, or IMR, is a step-by-step program that helps people
to:
- Set
meaningful goals for themselves
- Acquire
information and skills to develop a greater sense of mastery over their
psychiatric illness
- Maintain
focus on and make progress towards their own personal goals and recovery
Cost: $350 per person
Link: http://z.umn.edu/imrtrainingnovember2016
Owatonna Illness Management & Recovery (IMR)
Training November 30 & December 1, 2016, 9:00am-4:00pm
Illness
Management and Recovery, or IMR, is a step-by-step program that helps people
to:
- Set
meaningful goals for themselves
- Acquire
information and skills to develop a greater sense of mastery over their
psychiatric illness
- Maintain
focus on and make progress towards their own personal goals and recovery
Cost: $350 per person
Link: http://z.umn.edu/imrtrainingowatonna2016
St Paul Enhanced Illness Management & Recovery (EIMR)
Training, December 7-9, 2016 9:00am-4:00pm
Enhanced Illness Management & Recovery (EIMR)
An emerging evidence-informed
intervention, Enhanced Illness Management and Recovery (E-IMR) helps
practitioners integrate care for mental and substance use disorders. Innovative
and effective, this new care model combines two proven practices: Integrated
Dual Disorder Treatment (IDDT) and Illness Management and Recovery (IMR).
Practitioners gain a shared language and proven strategies to use when delivering
co-occurring disorder care. This new approach helps practitioners and the
people they serve identify the interaction between substance use and mental
illness. This simultaneous and integrated care delivers education and skills to
address both disorders. A Minnesota pilot test demonstrated greater
practitioner confidence and higher practitioner competence when using
E-IMR.
Cost: $550
Link: http://z.umn.edu/eimrtrainingnovdec2016
MONTHLY FIRST FRIDAY WORKSHOPS –
ST PAUL
Recovery-Oriented Treatment Planning, November 4,
2016 9:00am-12:00pm
Recovery-Oriented
Treatment Planning:
Learn
to use a recovery-oriented approach when engaging in the treatment planning
process by exploring client goals and emphasizing strengths rather than
deficits. It is challenging for most providers to conduct treatment planning in
a way that prioritizes the client perspective and satisfies agency requirements
at the same time. In this workshop we learn how to collaboratively set goals
with individuals, translate these goals into the necessary documentation for
treatment planning, and follow up on goals to facilitate participant success
and ensure that the treatment plan is a living document.
Cost: $75 per person
Link: http://z.umn.edu/fridayworkshopnov42016
WEBINAR SERIES – SECOND FRIDAY OF
EACH MONTH – ONLINE AND ST PAUL
November 11, 2016: A Primer on Supportive Housing
“Housing is Healthcare.” This is the mantra of
professionals working with the homeless community. Supportive housing is the
field’s model of choice for people who fall through the cracks in our systems
of care and wind up living on the streets or in shelters. This workshop will
describe the history, nature, and scope of supportive housing.
Presenter: Steve Carlson, Psy.D.
Cost: FREE
View Online Link: http://z.umn.edu/webinarnovember112016
View Live Link: http://z.umn.edu/webinarnov112016live
December 9, 2016: Interprofessional
Collaboration: Assuring the Team is More than the Sum of its Parts
This presentation will review current perspectives
and a review of best practices on inter-professional collaboration, using an
integrative behavioral health context. We will review strategies for
establishing good team practices, nurturing a collaborative culture, and identifying
and addressing situations that threaten team functioning.
Presenter: Stacy Remke, MSW Cost:
FREE
View Online Link: http://z.umn.edu/webinardecember92016
View Live Link: http://z.umn.edu/webinardecember92016live
HELPFUL MATERIALS (TO VIEW OR DOWNLOAD)
Enhanced Illness Management and Recovery Training and
Clinical Competency Video Package
An emerging evidence-informed
intervention, Enhanced Illness Management and Recovery (E-IMR) helps
practitioners integrate care for mental and substance use disorders. One pair
of these training videos is available at no cost to each licensed mental health
and substance use disorder agency within Minnesota ($10 covers shipping and
handling). Have your received your complimentary copy?
View Online Link: Enhanced Illness Management and Recovery
Training Videos
CO-OCCURRING
DISORDERS COMPETENCE CERTIFICATION
Our Co-occurring Disorders Clinical Competency Certification
(CDCC) is a skill-based professional credential for clinicians working with
co-occurring disorders which demonstrates mastery of evidence-based treatment
practices. Based on the Illness Management and Recovery intervention,
inter-woven with Integrated Dual Disorder Treatment principles, this
certificate program includes an online course, written knowledge test, work sample
rating and optional individualize narrative report on a practitioner’s
competency rating. The ratings are based upon the Minnesota Clinical Competence
Scale for Enhanced Illness Management and Recovery (E-IMR) for Co-Occurring
Disorders which was designed to accompany an integrated model.
View Online Link: Co-Occurring Disorders Competence
Certification (CDCC)
PUBLICATIONS
CLINICAL TIPS –
MNCAMH provides information on how to improve you practice
through Clinical Tips documents. Click on the title to view or download the two-page
PDF.
Recovery
Oriented Relapse Prevention Training
Behavioral
Experiments
Mindfulness Training
Home
Assignments
Social Skills Training
PRACTICE BRIEF (in partnership with the Center for the Advancement of Child
Welfare)
Supporting
Recovery in Parents with Co-occurring Disorders in Child Welfare
Also, please view three short videos developed to
bring child welfare workers the most recent research and evidence-based
practices to assist in the treatment and support for recovery from co-occurring
mental illness and substance use disorders. Click on this link.
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