Tag Archives: Mental Health
Our Year in Review – 2021
Activities: As we come to the end of 2021, we want to summarize our activities for the past year and provide a preview of our work during 2022. National Activities: Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry (GAP) – Committee on … Continue reading
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Tagged AACP, American Academy of Addiction Psychiatry, American Association of Community Psychiatrists, Behavioral Health, Berryhill Community Mental Health Center, College for Behavioral Health Leadership, Common Ground, GAP, Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry, Heritage Behavioral health center, Kenty County Crisis System Project, Mental Health, Mid Hudson Region Co-Occurring Initiative, Missouri Foundation for Health, Model Mental Health Commitment Law Working Group, Monterey County Behavioral health, National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors, National conference of state courts, National Council of Community Behavioral Health Care, Ohio Mental Health, SAMHSA, San Mateo County, Substance use disorders
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January-June 2020 Work
Activities: In the context of the COVID pandemic, there has been continuing (virtual, of course) activity on both old and new projects and a very busy summer! Interdepartmental Serious Mental Illness Coordinating Committee: Dr. Minkoff and the other non-federal members … Continue reading
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Tagged Alameda County behavioral Health, Alameda County Healthcare Services Agency, All Health Network, American Academy of Addiction Psychiatry, American Association of Community Psychiatrists, American Psychiatric Association, Behavioral Health, Berryhill Community Mental Health Center, College for Behavioral Health Leadership, Common Ground, Dr. Christie Cline, Dr. Kenneth Minkoff, GAP, Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry, Illinois Department of Human Services, Interdepartmental Serious Mental Illness Coordination Committee, Kent County Crisis System Project, meadows mental health policy institute, Mental Health, Mid Hudson Region Co-Occurring Initiative, Missouri Foundation for Health, Model Mental Health Commitment Law Working Group, NASMHPD, National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors, National Council of Community Behavioral Health Care, Northwest mental health technology transfer center, Pillars Community Health, Royal Victoria Commission, SAMHSA, Substance use disorders, Tennessee co-occurring strategic initiative, The Harris Project
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Training on Designing Ideal Health Crisis Systems
Dr. Minkoff held a training with Northwest Mental Health Technology Transfer Center on designing and implementing ideal behavioral health crisis Systems. A PDF copy of the training is available below.
June-August 2019
ZIA NEWS – June-August 2019 Activities: There has been continuing activity on both old and new projects and a very busy summer! Interdepartmental Serious Mental Illness Coordinating Committee: Dr. Minkoff and the other non-federal members of ISMICC attended the in-person … Continue reading
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Tagged AACP, All Health Network, Arnold Ventures, CBHL, Center for Practice Improvement, Common Ground, Dr. Christie Cline, Dr. Kenneth Minkoff, Equine Assisted Therapies, Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry, Hope Network, IIMHL, Illinois Department of Human Services, ISMICC, John and Laura Arnold Foundation, Kenty County Crisis System Project, meadows mental health policy institute, Mental Health, Missouri Foundation for Health, Model Mental Health Commitment Law Working Group, NASMHPD, NATCON, psychiatry, SAMHSA, Spokane County Behavioral Health, Tennessee co-occurring strategic initiative
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March-May 2019
ZIA NEWS – March-May 2019 Activities: There has been continuing activity on both old and new projects as 2019 starts off with a lot going on! Interdepartmental Serious Mental Illness Coordinating Committee: Dr. Minkoff and the non-federal members of ISMICC … Continue reading
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Tagged All Health Network, Behavioral Health, College for Behavioral Health Leadership, Common Ground, Dr. Christie Cline, Dr. Kenneth Minkoff, Equine Assisted Therapies, Greater Oregon Behavioral Health, Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry, Illinois Department of Human Services, INC, Interdepartmental Serious Mental Illness Coordinating Committee, ISMICC, meadows mental health policy institute, Mental Health, Mental Illness, Mid-Husdon Region Co-occurring Initiative, Missouri Foundation for Health, NASMHPD, NATCON, National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors, Opioid Use Disorders, psychiatry, Substance use disorders, Tennessee Co-Occurring Stategic Initiative, Texas State of Mind, The Harris Project, TNCODC, VCPI, Vermont Co-operative for Practice Improvement and Innovation
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January-February 2019
ZIA NEWS – January-February 2019 Activities: There has been continuing activity on both old and new projects as 2019 starts off with a lot going on! Interdepartmental Serious Mental Illness Coordinating Committee: Dr. Minkoff and the non-federal members of ISMICC … Continue reading
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Tagged All Health Network, CALM, Common Ground, Dr. Christie Cline, Dr. Kenneth Minkoff, Equine Assisted Therapies, Massachusetts Association of Mental Health, Mental Health, Mid Hudson Region Co-Occurring Initiative, Missouri Foundation for Heath, Silver Hill Hospital, St. Clare's Behavioral Health, Substance use disorders, The Harris Project, VCPI
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September-October 2018
ZIA NEWS – September-October, 2018 Fall Activities: There has been an explosion of activity, including international events, this fall, and more to come! Interdepartmental Serious Mental Illness Coordinating Committee: Dr. Minkoff worked with the non-federal members of ISMICC to help … Continue reading
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Tagged CALM, CBHL, Christie Cline, Common Ground, Kenneth Minkoff, meadows mental health policy institute, Mental Health, SAMHSA, Tennessee co-occurring strategic initiative, Vermont Co-operative for Practice Improvement and Innovation
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July-August 2018
Summer Activities: Even with vacations (2 weeks in Brazil in July, 2 weeks on Cape Cod in August) it has been a busy summer. Interdepartmental Serious Mental Illness Coordinating Committee: Dr. Minkoff worked with the non-federal members of ISMICC to … Continue reading
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Tagged Behavioral Health, CALM, Common Ground, ISMICC, meadows mental health policy institute, Mental Health, Opioid Use Disorders, SAMHSA, Silver Hill Hospital, Substance use disorders, Tennessee co-occurring strategic initiative, Vermont Co-operative for Practice Improvement and Innovation
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Article: “Twelve Steps to Co-Occurring Competency: Building Competency in the Entire System”
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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Tagged Mental Health, Paradigm
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May 2018
Interdepartmental Serious Mental Illness Coordinating Committee: Dr. Minkoff worked with the non-federal members of ISMICC to contribute input to the agenda and content of the first ISMICC meeting of 2018, to be held on June 8. This included preparation of … Continue reading
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Tagged CALM, Co-occurring Disorders, ISMICC, meadows mental health policy institute, Mental Health, Mid-Hudson Regional Coalition, New Jersey Co-occurring disorders psychopharmacology conference, psychiatry, recovery to practice, Substance use disorders, Tennessee co-occurring strategic initiative, Texas association of addiction professionals, vermont cooperative for practice improvement and innovation, Zia Partners
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