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SUMMARY:The Three Legs of the Stool: A Framework for Person-Centered Community Mental Health Services That Do No Harm
DESCRIPTION:NCAPPS \nThis webinar will showcase a framework for community mental health services developed by the Ashland County\, Ohio Mental Health and Recovery Board. Using a three-legged stool model\, the Mental Health and Recovery Board has operationalized person-centered practices throughout the County service system. The primary principle of the framework is borrowed from the Hippocratic Oath: Do no harm. The three legs\, or sets of values\, are: 1) Recovery and Resiliency\, 2) Trauma-Informed Care\, and 3) Medication Optimization. In this webinar hosted by the National Center on Advancing Person-Centered Practices and Systems (NCAPPS)\, a panel of current and past leadership and people with lived experience of community mental health services in Ashland County will tell the story of how the framework’s principles and values have been operationalized. Panelists will provide information and inspiration for advocates\, administrators\, and service providers interested in how community mental health services can promote quality of life and well-being at the local level. \nNCAPPS webinars include ASL interpretation\, live English captions\, and live Spanish interpretation. If you require any additional accommodations\, please contact Saska Rajcevic (srajcevic@hsri.org). \nRegister here >> \n***Please Note: If you would like to receive a confirmation of attendance\, we recommend you connect to this webinar using the Zoom desktop app. NCAPPS webinars are not officially approved for Continuing Education Units\, however\, we do provide confirmation of attendance in case an organization wishes to use participation in our webinars to grant credit for internal requirements. Connecting via the desktop app will ensure that Zoom recognizes your attendance.
URL:https://www.faams.org/event/the-three-legs-of-the-stool-a-framework-for-person-centered-community-mental-health-services-that-do-no-harm-2/
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SUMMARY:Peer Support Training
DESCRIPTION:Are you a parent or caregiver raising or raising a child aged 0-21 who has mental health or behavioral health challenges? Would you like to use your lived experience to help another parent who is on the same journey?\n\nThen being a parent peer supporter may be for you! \n\n\nWhat is Parent Peer Support? Parent peer support is a parent/caregiver or using their lived experience to support another parent/caregiver who is going through similar experiences.\n\nWho Can Be a Parent Peer Supporter? A parent peer supporter is a biological parent\, adoptive parent\, or caregiver with legal custody who is currently raising or has raised a child with these characteristics:\n\nThe child is currently between the ages of 0-21 or was when they first began having challenges.\nThe child has an emotional\, social\, behavioral or substance use disability.\n The child received services in or navigated the mental health or a related system (for example\, a child with an IEP related to behavior issues at school).\n\nHow Do I Become a Parent Peer Supporter? The Department of Mental Health certifies parent peer supporters in the mental health system.\nUpcoming training:\n\nJuly 17-21\, 2023 – Virtual Training (Application Deadline: June 19\, 2023)\nSeptember 11-15\, 2023 – Virtual Training (Application Deadline: August 14\, 2023)\nNovember 13-17\, 2023 – Virtual Training (Application Deadline: October 16\, 2023)\nJanuary 8-14\, 2024 – Virtual Training (Application Deadline: December 4\, 2023)\nMarch 18-22\, 2024 – Virtual Training (Application Deadline: February 16\, 2024)\nMay 13-17\, 2024 – Virtual Training (Application Deadline: April 12\, 2024)\n\n\nClick here for the application packet. \n\n\nWho Should Take the Training?\nAny parent or caregiver who is raising a child who has challenges and:\n\nIs interested in working for a community mental health center or another agency certified by the Department of Mental Health. Completing the training does not guarantee you a job\, but it helps ensure you’ll be ready for one.\nIs interested in doing part-time contractual work for Families as Allies. We are building our pool of contractual employees.\nSupports parents in any system. This training will strengthen your skills and help you network with other parent peer supporters.\nWould like to learn how to support other parents in the same shoes in any child-serving system. We currently have funds to pay training stipends to parents who are—or have been—involved in the youth court system and would like to learn how to support other parents going through the same thing. Contact us at 601-355-0915 or info@faams.org to learn more.
URL:https://www.faams.org/event/peer-support-training-9/
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:(Re)Defining Person-Centered Planning in Mental Health Systems
DESCRIPTION:NCAPPS \nPerson-centered” is a buzzword in mental health service systems\, and it is common for service plans to be called “person-centered.” However\, it is unclear whether people are truly directing their planning process and choosing services and supports that really matter to them – and the supports they don’t want. While person-centered planning is intended to support people to live self-determined lives\, it can also be used inappropriately to compel and coerce people into services they don’t want. When done well\, person-centered planning has the potential to advance equity by opening multiple pathways to wellbeing. Poorly implemented person-centered planning can deepen existing inequities. \nHosted by the National Center on Advancing Person-Centered Practices and Systems (NCAPPS)\, this webinar will convene members of the Massachusetts-based Council Against Institutional and Psychiatric Abuse (CAIPA) to explore what person-centered planning should – and shouldn’t – look like. \nNCAPPS webinars include ASL interpretation\, live English captions\, and live Spanish interpretation. If you require any additional accommodations\, please contact Saska Rajcevic (srajcevic@hsri.org). \nRegister here >> \n***Please Note: If you would like to receive a confirmation of attendance\, we recommend you connect to this webinar using the Zoom desktop app. NCAPPS webinars are not officially approved for Continuing Education Units\, however\, we do provide confirmation of attendance in case an organization wishes to use participation in our webinars to grant credit for internal requirements. Connecting via the desktop app will ensure that Zoom recognizes your attendance.***
URL:https://www.faams.org/event/the-three-legs-of-the-stool-a-framework-for-person-centered-community-mental-health-services-that-do-no-harm/
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:Leadership Coaching and Policy Discussion
DESCRIPTION:This group focuses on understanding current policy issues and also opportunities for leadership training graduates to serve on decision-making committees. Leadership training graduates are strongly encouraged to attend\, but the meetings are open to anyone who is interested in learning more about policy. \nRegister here >>
URL:https://www.faams.org/event/leadership-coaching-and-policy-discussion-8/
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