UMB Presents: Principles of Person-Centered Care Planning (PCCP) applied to using the Managed Intervention Plan (MIP). Agenda: Day 1 Introductions to PCCP How is MIP different from and similar to a Recovery Plan? Setting yourself up for success engaging consumers in plan development Collaborating for meaningful and useful of the MIP Considerations for MIP Objectives […]

UMB Presents: Principles of Person-Centered Care Planning (PCCP) applied to using the Managed Intervention Plan (MIP). Agenda: Day 1 Introductions to PCCP How is MIP different from and similar to a Recovery Plan? Setting yourself up for success engaging consumers in plan development Collaborating for meaningful and useful of the MIP Considerations for MIP Objectives […]

UMB Presents: Practice what you've learned in PCCP introductory trainings. Activities include small group work, independent work, and processing and problem-solving with the larger group of participants. Agenda: Reviewing the data in the case study's assessment Applied Practice: identifying and writing an interpretive summary Clarifying Vision, Goals, Barriers and Strengths Applied Practice: identifying and writing […]

HeadsUp Presents: Up to 30% of individuals with psychosis also experience significant obsessive-compulsive symptoms (OCS). Co-occurrence of obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) in the context of psychosis is common, yet understudied, and is associated with a more severe clinical presentation and course than psychosis alone. Differential diagnosis of these conditions is complicated by overlapping symptom presentations. […]

UMB Presents: Working with consumers, teams and natural supporters to make use of the people allows personal attributes and resources in their corners, focusing on strengths in concrete and actionable ways, resolving differences in perception, and putting strengths to work. Agenda: Introductions and Welcome Writing Interpretive/Narrative Summaries with practice making connections between consumer’s experiences, explanations […]

UMB Presents: Practice what you've learned in PCCP introductory trainings. Activities include small group work, independent work, and processing and problem-solving with the larger group of participants. Agenda: Reviewing the data in the case study's assessment Applied Practice: identifying and writing an interpretive summary Clarifying Vision, Goals, Barriers and Strengths Applied Practice: identifying and writing […]

UMB Presents: Pulling data gathered from formal assessments and day to day interactions together, makes that data useful. It helps to focus on writing interpretive/narrative summaries, developing hypotheses, and strategically matching treatment recommendations. Agenda: Introductions and Welcome Writing Interpretive/Narrative Summaries with practice making connections between consumer’s experiences, explanations of illness, and inspirations to work on […]

Mental Health Partnership Presents: Wellness Recovery Action Plan® (WRAP) is an evidence-based practice developed by the Copeland Center for Wellness and Recovery. This introductory course was initially designed for people living with mental health issues but has since been found to be equally effective for others including people living with a history of substance abuse, […]

HeadsUp Presents: This session is intended to be a continuation of the "Bringing the Two Worlds Together: Schools and Coordinated Specialty Care Programs as Allies for Youth with Psychosis" session on July 18th. It will review the role of the Supported Employment and Education Specialist (SEES) of a Coordinated Specialty Care (CSC) team in assisting […]

UMB Presents: Taking big picture treatment goals and breaking them down into actionable, and achievable steps makes a number of positive actions. For example, focusing on negotiating shorter-term goals, objectives that address behavior health, and making smart SMART-ish objectives SMARTer. Agenda: Introductions and Welcome Negotiating shorter-term stepwise goals or steps that that build to progress […]

Mental Health Partnership Presents: This training, adapted to address Peer's particular needs, is intended to support staff in developing and maintaining appropriate boundaries in service provision, and explore and clarify ethical dilemmas. Participants will explore power and privilege and how these differentials affect our work. Participants will practice assessing decisions about boundaries and dual relationships. […]

iSPS-US Presents: Revisiting Negative Symptoms: Working with reduced expression and motivation in psychosis - Hilary Mairs, PhD   REGISTER HERE.