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What are some techniques individuals can do to cope with psychotic symptoms?
What is patient-centered care?
What should be considered if someone with depression or bipolar disorder is not doing well with medications alone and wants to learn more about how to manage their condition? Any suggestions?
How can I or my colleagues get training in Life Goals?
How can people with serious mental illnesses better manage their chronic medical conditions and improve diet and physical activity?
Does obstructive sleep apnea impact serious mental illnesses?
Is internet (online) based therapy effective for depression?
Are there any FDA smartphone apps approved for SMI?
What are smoking cessation tools for those with schizophrenia?
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?
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?
Can effective peer support be provided for individuals with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders?
How long should a person take medication for their mental illness before changing the dosage or the type of medication being used?
Is it possible to manage symptoms of bipolar disorder without medications–for example, if diet and sleep are in good control?
Ibobbly Mobile Health Intervention for Suicide Prevention in Australian Indigenous Youth: A Pilot Randomised Controlled Trial
Can the medications used to treat serious mental illness (antipsychotics and antidepressants) be addicting?
What are the best apps for SMI?
How can a patient know if a therapist is trained in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy?
Recovery
Self-administered screening tools
Peer Support Master Classes
First Episode Psychosis – Fact Sheets
Navigating a Mental Health Crisis: Resource Guide and Infographics
What is Illness Management and Recovery?
Are there current efforts to add additional training in general medical care into psychiatric training programs?
Decisions in Recovery: Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder
Considering the Role of Antipsychotic Medications in My Recovery Plan
Jumpstarting Community Living and Participation
Your College Community: How People with Psychiatric Disabilities Can Make the Most of Their College Experience
A Practical Guide for People with Disabilities Who Want to Go to College
Education Fact Sheet: Providers
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
What is Self Directed Care?
Psychiatric Advance Directives: Pros, Cons and Next Steps
Helping People with Mental Health Conditions Prepare for Disasters
Peer Facilitated Community Inclusion Tool Kit
Centers for Independent Living Fact Sheets
Helping People Connect to the Religious Congregations and Spiritual Groups of Their Choice: The Role of Peer Specialists
Welcoming Congregations Fact Sheet for Providers
Building Financial Wellness: Facilitators Guide
Wellness Activity Lessons
Self-Directed Care Implementation Manual: A Comprehensive Mental Health Program Guide
What are the components of a self-management approach to chronic pain?
How can patients avoid stigma online and especially using social media?
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?
How can I help my patient to take the first steps towards getting a job and working?
How can I implement a diet, activity, weight and wellness program for patients or clients with serious mental illness?
Fact Sheet: Career Development
Training Projects/Weight Management and Well-being
Reducing Prejudice and Discrimination Associated with Mental Illness
Conversations about Intimacy and Sexuality: A Training Toolkit Using Motivational Interviewing (MI)
Illness Management and Recovery Evidence-Based Practices (EBP) Kit
Permanent Supportive Housing Evidence-Based Practices (EBP) Kit
Starting And Maintaining An Effective Peer Support Group
Helping Behavioral Health Consumers with Parenting/Child Custody Issues – Training Manual
Promoting Wellness for People in Mental Health Recovery: A Step by Step Guide to Planning and Conducting a Success Health Fair
A Randomized Controlled Trial of Effects of Wellness Recovery Action Planningon Depression, Anxiety, and Recovery
Whole Health Action Management (WHAM) Peer Support Training
Can smartphone apps help with smoking cessations and stopping smoking among people with psychosis or schizophrenia?
Can I access problem-solving therapy using technology?
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
Housing and Transition: Meeting the Needs of Young Adults with Mental Health Conditions
Supported Education Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) Kit
Dealing with Psychosis: A Toolkit for Moving Forward with Your Life
A Guide for Taking Care of Yourself After Your Treatment in the Emergency Department
A Nursing Approach to Self-Management Education for Individuals With Mental Illness and Diabetes
Training Peer Educators to Promote Self-Management Skills in People with Serious Mental Illness (SMI) and Diabetes (DM) in a Primary Health Care Setting
TA Coalition Webinar: Psychiatric Advance Directives: Supporting Voice and Choice in Mental Health Crisis Settings
Promoting Recovery through Self Direction: Strategies and Lessons from New York State
TA Coalition Webinar: Enhancing Recovery through Lived Experience
Ask The Doctor: Reversing Health Disparities In People With Serious Mental Illness
TA Coalition Webinar: Myths and Reality: The HIPAA Privacy Rule
TA Coalition Webinar: Focus on the Family: Using Person and Family Centered Care for Mental Health
Can I use OpenNotes (sharing of clinical notes with patients) with my SMI patients?
Navigating a Mental Health Crisis: Resource Guide and Infographics (Spanish Version)
First Episode Psychosis – Fact Sheets (Spanish Version)
Psychosis and Schizophrenia in Adults: Treatment and Management – Updated Edition 2014
Health Disparities Among People With Serious Mental Illness
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
How can I better understand the challenges of using medication as part of the treatment of mental illness?
What is meant by the phrase “optimal use of medication” as it relates to treatment of mental illness?
How can I familiarize my patients with the terminology that is used in conversations about the treatment of mental illness?
How can I help people use language that decreases stigma around serious mental illness?
Coronavirus and Mental Health: Taking Care of Ourselves During Infectious Disease Outbreaks
Coping With Stress During Infectious Disease Outbreaks
Peer-Led Recommendations for Supporting Individuals Receiving Care in State Psychiatric Facilities during the COVID-19 Crisis
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
Implementing Self-Directed Care For Adults With Serious Persistent Mental Illness
Key Elements of Recovery from Serious Mental Illnesses and Recovery Oriented Services
What are the social determinants of health and do they impact people’s mental health?
Writing Through Lived Experience: Writing to Support Your Mental Health Journey
National Resource Center on Psychiatric Advance Directives
Psychiatric Advance Directives Introduction
How to write a Psychiatric Advance Directive
Creating a Psychiatric Directive
What Families Need to Know About Psychiatric Advanced Directives
Psychiatric Advance Directives: A New Tool for Consumer Empowerment
Psychiatric Advance Directives: Taking Charge Of Your Care
Creating A Psychiatric Advance Directive
What are some factors that lead to medication non-adherence for people with serious mental illness?
How many people who have serious mental illness do not receive treatment?
Why is it important to offer choices and options to the individuals I am working with? How can I incorporate more choice in my practice?
Improving Care with Psychiatric Advance Directives
Facilitation of Psychiatric Advance Directives by Peers and Clinicians on Assertive Community Treatment Teams
Psychiatric Advance Directives: Navigating the Regulatory Landscape
Template for Psychiatric Advance Directives
Ask About Clozapine – Patient Handout
What Are Ways to Enhance Client Engagement in the Treatment Process?
Can people who have serious mental illness reach and maintain recovery?

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