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72 result(s) found.

What are some techniques individuals can do to cope with psychotic symptoms?
How can people with serious mental illnesses better manage their chronic medical conditions and improve diet and physical activity?
What is the prognosis for someone with a serious mental illness?
Is adjustment disorder a serious mental illness?
Are there any FDA smartphone apps approved for SMI?
What is the nature of the relationship between a peer support specialist and the people they serve?
Do peer support specialists encourage the people they serve in taking medications?
What is the role of a peer support specialist in assisting people in their efforts to communicate more effectively with their physicians?
How are peer support services paid for? Is peer support Medicaid reimbursable?
Do peer support specialists require a specific model of supervision?
Is peer support an evidence-based practice?
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?
I work in community mental health in a small community. We are preparing to hire some peer support staff but we realize that because it is such a small community, the peers we can hire will likely know some of the people they will be working with. What is the best way to handle this?
Should a peer support group for individuals with SMI be facilitated, or at least co-facilitated, by a clinician?
What does recovery mean for someone living with a serious mental health disorder?
Beyond physical health problems, what are the impacts of obesity in schizophrenia?
Recovery
Self-administered screening tools
Peer Support Master Classes
Is weight gain or obesity a side effect of antipsychotic medications, and what can be done?
Are there current efforts to add additional training in general medical care into psychiatric training programs?
Considering the Role of Antipsychotic Medications in My Recovery Plan
Your College Community: How People with Psychiatric Disabilities Can Make the Most of Their College Experience
Recommendations for Physical Activity: A Supportive interventionist guide
Supporting Physical Activity: A Guide for Peer Support Specialists
Beginning an Exercise Program: Fact Sheet for Providers
Addressing the Intimacy Interests of People with Mental Health Conditions: Acknowledging Consumer Desires, Provider Discomforts, and System Denial
A Guide to Creating Self Directed Care Programming
Peer Facilitated Community Inclusion Tool Kit
Building Financial Wellness: Facilitators Guide
Wellness Activity Lessons
What support options are available for healthcare providers with substance use disorders?
What are the components of a self-management approach to chronic pain?
Training Projects/Weight Management and Well-being
Conversations about Intimacy and Sexuality: A Training Toolkit Using Motivational Interviewing (MI)
A Randomized Controlled Trial of Effects of Wellness Recovery Action Planningon Depression, Anxiety, and Recovery
Transition Mental Health Services: Provider Core Competencies
Supporting College Student Success Through Connections to Mentors and Campus Champions: A Strategy Brief For Campus-Based Mentors and Other Student Support Programs
WHAM: Whole Health Action Management Support Training Participant Guide
Integrating Physical Health Care in Behavioral Health Agencies in Rural Pennsylvania
The Psychiatrist’s Guide to Population Management of Diabetes – eCourse
Webinar: La CLAVE to Reduce Treatment Delay in Latinos with First Episode Psychosis
Ask The Doctor: Reversing Health Disparities In People With Serious Mental Illness
Wellness Coaching: Supervisor Manual
Psychological Effects of Quarantine During the Coronavirus Outbreak: What Healthcare Providers Need to Know
Caring for Patients’ Mental Well-Being During Coronavirus and Other Emerging Infectious Diseases: A Guide for Clinicians
Taking Care of Patients During the Coronavirus Outbreak: A Guide for Psychiatrists
Is there cause to be concerned about smoking among people with mental illness?
For someone living with mental illness, could isolation and loneliness worsen their illness?
What resources are available to raise awareness of individuals, caregivers and the community about the dangers of smoking and mental illness?
SAMHSA Resources and Information on Coronavirus (COVID-19)
What are some ways we can support employees and staff during the COVID-19 pandemic?
WEBINAR: Wellness Routines For Uncertain Times
WEBINAR: COVID-19 – How to Support Ourselves and Others Through Times of Fear and Isolation
WEBINAR: How to Increase Our Resiliency to Isolation and Loneliness During the COVID-19 Crisis
WEBINAR: Practicing Self-Compassion
WEBINAR: Older Adults & Isolation During COVID-19
Implementing Self-Directed Care For Adults With Serious Persistent Mental Illness
Key Elements of Recovery from Serious Mental Illnesses and Recovery Oriented Services
Writing Through Lived Experience: Writing to Support Your Mental Health Journey
Mental Health and the COVID-19 Pandemic
Supporting the Mental Health Workforce During and After COVID-19
The Role of the Peer Support Specialist in Increasing Rural Mental Health Help-seeking
Providing Peer Support in a Rural Environment
Windows of Wisdom: Shape Your Own Journey with Insights from Experienced Peers (Videos)
Identity and Mental Health: Navigating Care as a Gender Diverse Individual (Video)
From Pain to Purpose: Journeys to Recovery (Video)
Personal Perspectives on Care and Recovery (The Medical Mind Podcast)
Personal Perspectives on Family Engagement and Support (The Medical Mind Podcast)
Myth vs. Fact on Serious Mental Illness (Infographics)

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