PPT-Recovery and Community Integration

Heidi Herinckx OCEACT Conference 2016 Assertive Community Treatment Model and Recovery ACT model was first created in 1970s over 40 years old still one of the most effective models of mental health treatment we have to offer. Many . Faces 1 Voice & . The Anonymous People Project. Kim Manlove Director . Indiana Addictions Issues Coalition?. IAIC . Broad based organization whose mission is to. promote recovery through public education, advocacy and service. Experience. Gary A. . Goreham. Department of Sociology and Anthropology. a. nd. Daniel . Klenow. Department of Emergency Management. North Dakota State University. Presented at . the. Community . Capitals Framework Institute. MARK REED LPCC, NCC. SOJOURNER RECOVERY SERVICES. RECOVERY HOUSING-TREATING THE INDIVIDUAL. Ohio Department of Mental Health & Addiction Services(OMHAS)Recovery Housing Defined:. Recovery housing is characterized as a safe and healthy living environment that promotes abstinence from alcohol and other drugs and enhances participation and retention in traditional clinical treatment. Residents benefit from peer support and accountability, and gain valuable relapse prevention, case management and employment skills training as they transition to living independently and productively in the community.. political movement. Professor David Best. Sheffield Hallam University / Turning Point . The . central values . of the centre:. widening . access to justice. promotion . of human rights. ethics . in legal practice. Working with Natural Supports and Community Integration. Oregon Center of Excellence for Assertive Community Treatment. Contact: Heidi . Herinckx. hherinckx@optionsonline.org. ACT is recovery oriented. IM4Q Annual Statewide Training Conference. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. July 26-27, 2017. Facilitators – Dr. Guy Caruso, Institute on Disabilities at Temple University. . Kevin Burrell, Office of Developmental Programs. At CPCC. What is the Collegiate Recovery Community?. The Collegiate Recovery Community (CRC) is a program for students who are in recovery from addictive disorders including alcohol, drugs and eating disorders. Students can engage with and seek support from students fighting the same battles as well as have access to supportive faculty and staff members on our campus. The program is designed to assist these students with any struggles they may have in maintaining sobriety while being a successful college student.. Paul M. Grant, Ph.D.. Ellen Inverso, . Psy.D. .. Aaron . Brinen. , . Psy.D. .. National Alliance on Mental Illness. Greetings from Dr. Beck!. 2. Take Home Points. Recovery extends to all. There are concrete and effective procedures for bringing it about. in Action. Goals for Today. Familiarity with NDRF structure. Review disaster operations and activation. Review work completed in Louisiana after Hurricane Isaac. Discussion of . preparedness goals and . for Disability Organizations. Thursday, December 10, 2015 ~ 11:00 AM (PST). Presenters:. Charles Craig, Voluntary Agency Liaison from FEMA. Corey Nygaard, Federal Disaster Recovery Coordination, FEMA. An Overview for Partners. Purpose of the CRC. Provides a venue for survivors to obtain recovery resources, programs, and services in one location (“one-stop shop. ”). Fosters . a localized, community-based approach to recovery . Rajiv Shrestha. Masters Thesis Defense. Department of Computer Science. 04/01/2010. Committee Members:. Dr. Susan Urban (Chair). Dr. Michael Shin . Dr. Susan Mengel. *. This research is partially supported by NSF Grant No. CCF-0820152.. 6 - 12 months Post Disaster: Recovery Activities. Recovery Centres/Hubs closing or closed . Recovery grants, appeals monies and funding packages being delivered. Clean-up is nearing completion or completed. Meeting # 1. Content. What is Recovery?. The Local Recovery Committee. Towards a successful  Recovery. What is Recovery?. Recovery is the coordinated process of supporting affected communities in the reconstruction of the built environment and the restoration of social, economic and natural environments.