Search results for: productdetails.asp?prodID=911

...Change Project 911 Change Project 911 is a monthly blog post series covering common change project barriers and how to address them. Has your change project hit a snag that...

...is not just about the implementation of change. CQI also requires an ongoing effort to sustain the changes you have already made.  About Change Project 911 Change Project 911 is...

...deliver the services, care, and supports that will make a difference in their lives.   About Change Project 911 Change Project 911 is a monthly blog post series covering common change...

...a central and accessible location provides a highly useful dashboard for monitoring activities —and a motivating visual display of change team progress.   About Change Project 911 Change Project 911 is...

...questions above will result in more reliable results that can serve as a compass to guide your ongoing change project journey.     About Change Project 911 Change Project 911...

...will have a built-in tool for seeing if your change is an improvement!     About Change Project 911 Change Project 911 is a monthly blog post series covering common...

Thank you for coming along on this Change Project 911 journey with Mat Roosa, the guest blogger for the series. Below you will find a list of all the Change...

...Change Project 911 is a monthly blog post series covering common change project barriers and how to address them. Has your change project hit a wall that you're not sure how...

...on the input. Communicating with Physicians – Sample Form A sample Treatment Coordination Report, developed by Mid-America ATTC, is available for free download, at: http://www.attcnetwork.org/regcenters/productdetails.asp?prodID=447&rcID=

Mat Roosa, LCSW-R NIATx Coach We want to improve, and we have made some changes, but they have not worked. We don’t know what else to do. Generating change ideas...

 Mat Roosa, LCSW-R NIATx Coach Basket or cart? It’s the first decision we usually make when we enter a large grocery store. When I am just buying a few items,...

Mat Roosa, LCSW-R NIATx Coach Sometimes a change team can feel like a phone with only 2 percent battery life left. Some teams start with a full charge that drains...

Mat Roosa, LCSW-R NIATx Coach The Problem  Change projects are not meant to be open-ended. They’re meant to move quickly and efficiently to extract the maximum benefits. Dave Gustafson, who...

...wasted before reporting the emergency to 911 lowers their chances of survival. While as many as 85 percent of opioid overdoses occur in the presence of a bystander, fewer than half...

...wasted before reporting the emergency to 911 lowers their chances of survival. While as many as 85 percent of opioid overdoses occur in the presence of a bystander, fewer than half...

Provides an introduction to the antecedents and the rehabilitation of the disability of addiction in the areas of vocational, social, familial, personal and physical areas.

Provides an introduction to the antecedents and the rehabilitation of the disability of addiction in the areas of vocational, social, familial, personal and physical areas.

DESCRIPTION This presentation will give an overview of the background of the use of psychotherapy in the treatment of drug addiction and will refer to the utilization of psychotherapy treatment manuals and their fidelity. Therapeutic skills and the need for therapists to pay attention to the treatment needs of the addicted individual will be discussed. The presenter will emphasize the need for a comprehensive assessment of the client to include spirituality and will explain the role of the Black church. Additional discussion will focus on psychotherapy of drug addiction as only one component in the treatment armamentarium as well as the importance of engaging the patient and seeing psychotherapy as a form of a socialization process. OBJECTIVES Explain the background of psycho-dynamic features of drug addiction psychotherapy. Describe the therapeutic relationship between provider and patient. Discuss therapeutic skills with respect to the client's expectations of the provider. SPEAKER Sam Okpaku, MD, PhD, is the President, and founder of Center for Health, Culture, and Society in Nashville TN, USA. He is a graduate of Edinburgh University Medical School, Edinburgh, Scotland and holds a PH.D. in Social Research and Welfare from Brandeis University in Waltham, MA, USA. He has been on the faculties of the University of Pennsylvania Medical School and Yale University and was a Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at Vanderbilt University Medical School and a Senior Fellow at the Vanderbilt University Institute for Public Policy Studies. He has also served as Chairman and Professor, Department of Psychiatry at Meharry Medical College in Nashville. Dr. Okpaku is currently a Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, Department of Psychiatry, George Washington University, Washington, D.C. He is an awardee of the World Association of Cultural Psychiatrists for Pioneering Work in Cultural Psychiatry (2018) and also an awardee of the Society for Culture and Psychiatry for Creative Scholarship (2020). HOST Annelle Primm, M.D., MPH, is the Senior Medical Director of the Steve Fund, an organization focused on the mental health of young people of color. She is also a member of the Black Psychiatrists of America Council of Elders. View Flyer

...behavioral healthcare landscape. Thus, there is an urgent need to develop a new generation of addiction treatment and recovery leaders. Intensive Technical Assistance for Aspiring Leaders To address this need,...