Author Archives: ccline

Article: “Twelve Steps to Co-Occurring Competency: Building Competency in the Entire System”

Posted on August 15, 2018 by ccline

Dr. Minkoff had an article published in Illinois Institute for Addiction Recovery’s journal Paradigm. His article “Twelve Steps to Co-Occurring Competency: Building Competency in the Entire System” can be found on page 14 of the journal. Here is a copy … Continue reading →

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Mid-Hudson Regional Planning Consortium

Posted on January 4, 2018 by ccline

Our friends with The Harris Project shared some photos and a nice message from our event working with the Mid-Hudson Regional Planning Consortium at the November Leadership forum: “Creating a Welcoming and Integrated, Trauma-Informed System for Addressing Those with Co-occurring … Continue reading →

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Change Agent Speaks About Self Care

Posted on February 11, 2012 by ccline

Keris Myrick, MS, MBA, PhDc, is President and CEO of Project Return Peer Support Network. She has over 20 years experience in higher education administration and mental health program and organizational consultation and administration. Keris’ work on training components for … Continue reading →

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Small Victories Are Big Milestones on Road to Recovery

Posted on February 11, 2011 by ccline

The often difficult-to-treat combination of substance use disorder and another mental illness requires a comprehensive, integrated, recovery-oriented approach to care. Continue reading →

Posted in Integtrated Systems of Care | Tagged CCISC, Institute for Psychiatric Services, Mee-Lee, Minkoff, Psychiatric News, Recovery, Stages of Change | Leave a comment

Dr. Ken Minkoff on Value-Driven Systems Change

Posted on February 11, 2011 by ccline

Dr. Ken Minkoff was recently interviewed for the Homelessness Resource Center newsletter. Continue reading →

Posted in Integtrated Systems of Care | Tagged Behavioral Health, CCISC, Cline, Co-occurring Capability, Complexity Capability, Homelessness, Minkoff, NIATX, psychiatry, Quility Improvement, Recovery, Systems Transformation, Values, Welcoming | Leave a comment

Welcoming: An Essential Practice for Systems Recovery

Posted on February 10, 2011 by ccline

Dr. Chris Cline and ZiaPartners were featured in a recent issue of the Homelessness Resource Center newsletter. Continue reading →

Posted in Integtrated Systems of Care | Tagged Behavioral Health, CCISC, Cline, Co-occurring Capability, Complexity Capability, Evidence Based Practices, Homelessness, Minkoff, Peers, Quility Improvement, Recovery, Values, Welcoming | Leave a comment

Missouri Cadre: 2010 SAMHSA Award Winner

Posted on January 20, 2011 by ccline

The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) has selected the Missouri Cadre for Co-occurring Excellence as one of 28 organizations to receive the agency’s 2010 Science and Service Award. Continue reading →

Posted in Announcements, Change Agents | Tagged Behavioral Health, CCISC, Change Agent, Cline, Co-occurring Capability, Complexity Capability, Evidence Based Practices, Minkoff, Missouri, Project, Quility Improvement, SAMHSA, state level, Systems Integration, Systems Transformation, Values, Welcoming | Leave a comment