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Do individuals with serious mental illness want their families involved in their care?
We have manualized evidence-based treatments, but no one uses them. How can we improve attendance rates?
What is Family Psychoeducation?
My friend/family member doesn’t want to participate in any kind of treatment (therapy or taking medications). What can I do?
How do I find a psychiatrist or a mental health treatment facility?
What is psychosis?
Is there help available to pay for medications to treat mental illness?
What are the next steps after getting a diagnosis of a mental illness?
Are there support groups or help for families experiencing SMI? Where can I find more information?
How do I find a group home or other type of residential treatment setting?
What is the “peer bridger” model of peer support?
Is peer support a valuable addition to services for people with SMI?
What do we do if, while providing peer support, the Certified Peer Specialist encounters a “trigger” that creates stress that may represent a danger to their own wellness?
What does recovery mean for someone living with a serious mental health disorder?
Is peer support effective in working with people experiencing mental health crises?
What is Family-Focused Therapy for bipolar disorder?
What is Problem-Solving Therapy?
How long should a person take medication for their mental illness before changing the dosage or the type of medication being used?
Can a primary care provider or family practitioner prescribe psychotropic medications?
Is a person ever able to stop taking medications to treat their serious mental illness?
Is it possible to manage symptoms of bipolar disorder without medications–for example, if diet and sleep are in good control?
How often should a full medical workup be done on a person with serious mental illness who is being treated with medications?
Engagement: A New Standard for Mental Health Care
Early Intervention in Psychosis: A Primer
Helping Families Understand Services for Persons with Early Serious Mental Illness: A Tip Sheet for Families
Demystifying Psychosis: A Primer for Families
Family Involvement in Programming for Early Serious Mental Illness: A Tip Sheet for Clinicians
First Episode Psychosis – Fact Sheets
Navigating a Mental Health Crisis: Resource Guide and Infographics
What are the issues regarding families and caregivers supporting clozapine treatment?
Technical Brief: Disparities Within Serious Mental Illness
Community Inclusion from the Perspective of Caregivers
Enhancing Family Leisure Factsheet: Provider
What are four things that can be done to address the opioid epidemic?
What is a comprehensive school-based mental health system?
Many of my patients are using social media, but I am not very familiar with it. How can I learn more about what types of social media exist and what makes each type unique?
Early Psychosis Intervention
A Practical Guide for People with Mental Health Conditions Who Want to Work
Family Psychoeducation Evidence-Based Practices (EBP) Kit
Helping Behavioral Health Consumers with Parenting/Child Custody Issues – Training Manual
Transition Mental Health Services: Provider Core Competencies
The Key Elements of Dialogic Practice in Open Dialogue: Fidelity Criteria
Canadian Practice Guidelines for Comprehensive Community Treatment for Schizophrenia Spectrum Disorders
NAVIGATE Manuals
Fact Sheet: Housing First
The Columbia Lighthouse Project
A Journey Toward Health and Hope: Your Handbook for Recovery After a Suicide Attempt
A Guide for Taking Care of Your Family Member After Treatment in the Emergency Department
OnTrackNY Team Manuals
Online Tutorial: Facilitating Meaningful Engagement of Young People and Their Families in Early Intervention Programs
TA Coalition Webinar: Using Peers to Support Re-Engaging Families
Standards of Excellence for Family-Run Organizations
TA Coalition Webinar: Enhancing Recovery through Lived Experience
What is coordinated specialty care (CSC) for first-episode psychosis?
Family Members and Caregivers
First-Episode Psychosis and Co-Occurring Substance Use Disorders
Pathways Transition Training Toolkit, 2nd Ed: Self-Study Guide
Supporting Students Experiencing Early Psychosis in Middle School and High School
TA Coalition Webinar: Myths and Reality: The HIPAA Privacy Rule
Promoting Meaningful Family Involvement in Coordinated Specialty Care Programming for Persons with First Episode of Psychosis
TA Coalition Webinar: Focus on the Family: Using Person and Family Centered Care for Mental Health
Navigating a Mental Health Crisis: Resource Guide and Infographics (Spanish Version)
First Episode Psychosis – Fact Sheets (Spanish Version)
How can we address situations in which the clinician, the patient and the family are at odds with treatment decisions?
What can I share with individuals and family members about a new diagnosis of bipolar disorder, major depression, or schizophrenia?
How do living situations for those with serious mental illness affect their physical and mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic?
WEBINAR: COVID-19 – How to Support Ourselves and Others Through Times of Fear and Isolation
WEBINAR: Practicing Self-Compassion
WEBINAR: Older Adults & Isolation During COVID-19
How can I better understand mental illness and how to respond to someone experiencing a crisis?
How do you effectively work with someone who is experiencing paranoia?
What is Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) for people with severe mental illness?
Clozapine & LAI Virtual Forum – September 2021 (Video) – Talking to patients and family members about LAIs
Ask About Clozapine – Patient Handout
Talking to Individuals and Families About Clozapine
An Overview of Treatment Options
Talking to Individuals and Families About Long-Acting Injectables
Talking to Individuals and Families About Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT)
How do you present clozapine to a person who might benefit from it?
Engagement in Mental Health Services
How to prepare for aftercare services post inpatient hospital discharge?
HIPAA Helps Family and Friends Stay Connected
Talking to Individuals and their Families About a New Diagnosis: A Guide for Mental Health Professionals
From Pain to Purpose: Journeys to Recovery (Video)
Personal Perspectives on Family Engagement and Support (The Medical Mind Podcast)
Critical Components for Understanding Veterans with Serious Mental Illness
Critical Components for Understanding Veterans with Serious Mental Illness

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