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Do individuals with serious mental illness want their families involved in their care?
What is patient-centered care?
What are the best ways to help engage people with serious mental illness in mental health care?
My friend/family member doesn’t want to participate in any kind of treatment (therapy or taking medications). What can I do?
Is peer support a valuable addition to services for people with SMI?
What is Shared Decision Making and what are its benefits?
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?
Addressing Trauma and PTSD in First Episode Psychosis Programs
Fact Sheet: Building upon Existing Programs and Services to Meet the Needs of Persons with First Episode Psychosis
Early Intervention in Psychosis: A Primer
Helping Families Understand Services for Persons with Early Serious Mental Illness: A Tip Sheet for Families
Peer Support Master Classes
What are the issues regarding families and caregivers supporting clozapine treatment?
Decisions in Recovery: Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder
Medication Matters: Causes and Solutions to Medical Non-Adherence
Jumpstarting Community Living and Participation
What is Smart Recovery and isn’t it the same as AA?
MedTEAM (Medication Treatment, Evaluation, and Management) Evidence-Based Practices (EBP) Kit
The Key Elements of Dialogic Practice in Open Dialogue: Fidelity Criteria
OnTrackNY Team Manuals
Family Members and Caregivers
NASMHPD’s webinar on Components of Coordinated Specialty Care for First Episode Psychosis: Guidance Related to the 5% Set-Aside in the Mental Health Block Grant
What is shared decision making and how does it apply to using long-acting injectables (LAIs)?
What are some factors that lead to medication non-adherence for people with serious mental illness?
Clozapine & LAI Virtual Forum – September 2021 (Video) – Talking to patients and family members about LAIs
Ask About Clozapine – Patient Handout
What are some of the key reasons individuals do not follow up on treatment following their initial engagement for crisis care?
What Are Ways to Enhance Client Engagement in the Treatment Process?
Can individuals who have serious mental illness make decisions for themselves?
10 Tips to Use a Recovery Perspective in Your Practice

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