[acb-hsp] FW: EBP Conference: Supported Employment for SMI; Benefits Planning; more

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From: Campinell, Anthony 
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Anthony Campinell, Ph.D. 

From: Center for Evidence-Based Practices at Case Western Reserve University [mailto:Center_for_Evidence_Based_Practi at mail.vresp.com] 
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Subject: EBP Conference: Supported Employment for SMI; Benefits Planning; more 

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CONFERENCE 2012
Deadline to register is October 8. … Our Evidence-Based Practices Conference takes place October 22 & 23 in Cleveland, Ohio. Register online today to reserve a place in your first choice of workshops. The event features a keynote plenary and 48 workshops. Below are a few highlights.

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Jobs: Work Is Recovery

For many, the road to recovery begins with part-time or full-time employment. Having a job is truly transformative. It supports and promotes independence and pride. Supported Employment/ Individual Placement & Support (SE/IPS) is an evidence-based practice that helps people with serious mental illness identify, acquire, and maintain competitive employment ("real jobs") of their choice. These jobs are found in the community and are not provided or owned by human service organizations. The SE/IPS model endorses competitive employment for several reasons: many consumers like these jobs more than they like sheltered work; these jobs reduce stigma by enabling consumers to work side-by-side with people in their communities who do not have mental illness; these jobs promote self-determination and self-sufficiency. Many workshops at Conference 2012 teach introductory to advanced skills for SE/IPS services. Sign up today:

+ A-07 | Supported Employment 101 / SE Model Overview
+ B-06 | Preparing the Person with a Criminal History for a Successful Job Search
+ C-02 | Supported Employment Follow Along and Job Retention Supports
+ D-06 | The Vocational Profile
+ D-10 | Supported Employment Lessons Learned: Challenges and Solutions
+ D-11 | Debunking Employment Myths and Provider Challenges for People Who Want to Work
+ E-03 | Help Wanted: The Art and Science of Job Development
+ E-04 | Supervising Supported Employment Teams

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Benefits Planning & Recovery

Case managers, employment specialists, and other service providers do not need to be full-time benefits counselors or experts in benefits planning to help people with mental illness make more informed decisions about their financial futures. Benefits planning begins with knowing some basic information about benefits programs and understanding how earned income from a paycheck and work incentives may complement benefits over time to promote long-term financial stability and consumer choice, including part-time or full-time employment. Attend these workshops and learn about some common programs, such as cash benefits from the Social Security Administration (SSI, SSDI), work incentives, Medicaid, Medicare, and housing subsidies.

+ B-08 | Navigating the Benefits Maze
+ F-02 | Integrating Benefits Planning Information into the Job Development Process

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Transformation with Health Homes, ACT 

The keynote plenary, “Health & Human Services Transformation,” will be presented by Greg Moody, director of the State of Ohio Governor’s Office of Health Transformation. Respondents include State of Ohio Directors Tracy Plouck of the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Orman Hall of the Ohio Department of Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services. There will also be a number of workshops that explore transformations like Integrated Primary and Behavioral Healthcare (IPBH) and Assertive Community Treatment (ACT). Look for these and other related workshops:

+ A-08 | “Tobacco: Recovery Across the Continuum (TRAC),” What Can You Do?
+ A-10 | Implementing ACT/IDDT.
+ C-03 | The Integrated Treatment Tool:  Assessing the Integration of Primary and Behavioral Health Care.
+ D-08 | Ohio's Community Behavioral Health Center Health Homes: A New Service Delivery Model.
+ E-06 | Integration of Physical and Behavioral Healthcare in Ohio.
+ F-01 | Combined IDDT & ACT Team Leader Panel.

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Centers of Excellence

The Center for Evidence-Based Practices at Case Western Reserve University is the parent organization for two State of Ohio Coordinating Center of Excellence (CCOE) initiatives: the Ohio Substance Abuse and Mental Illness (SAMI) CCOE and the Ohio Supported Employment (SE) CCOE.

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