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USPRA Texas

What if there was Nothing to Recover? the promise of Early Intervention

Early Intervention programs provide services that focus on helping the individual to
maintain or restore life role functioning as quickly as possible. With the passage of the
Mental Health Services Act, California has the opportunity demonstrate how Early
Intervention programs can not only improve the quality of life for individuals experiencing
the first onset of psychoses, they can also serve to spur systems change towards a
comprehensive recovery focus. This workshop will review this approach and the literature
describing its effectiveness . Complete details

ONLINE COURSES

Using Your Story Effectively in a Healing
Relationship
Presentors: Ike Powell & Lisa Goodale

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COMPLETE PEER SPECIALIST CONTINUING
EDUCATION PROGRAM

Click Here to learn more about the DBSA Peer
Specialist CE Program.
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Specialist CE Webinar Events and Online Courses.

Making Recovery Real: DBSA Training Services

For More Information:
Matt Mattson
Director of Training
Training@DBSAlliance.org
(800) 826-3632

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http://www.peersupport.org/

Making Recovery Real, a training and consultation
service of the Depression and Bipolar Support
Alliance, provides leading-edge recovery education
developed from the perspective of people living with
mental illness.

Health care professionals, consumer leaders, and
systems of care can strengthen their role in
improving treatment and support for people living
with mental illness by partnering with DBSA for their
training and consultation needs.

Recovery Training and Consultation Services Menu
Health Care Professionals

Maximize your limited time with patients
Increase patient outcomes and adherence
Improve patient satisfaction Mental Health
Consumer Leaders

Prepare to enact change in your community
Learn to empower and support each other
Plan for action to improve lives

The Institute of Medicine, The President’s New
Freedom Commission, The U.S. Surgeon General,
Consumer Leaders and most advocacy groups all
agree: treatment for mental health must become
patient centered in new ways, and RECOVERY
must be the goal.

But what does that mean in daily practice?
How can people living with mental illness take
action?
How can busy professionals add one more thing to
their limited appointment time with patients?
How can you maximize your grassroots efforts?
How can consumers and providers work together to
influence change?
DBSA’s Making Recovery Real Training Services
can help.

Making Recovery Real Training Services are:
Recovery Focused
Consumer Designed
Strengths Based
Action Oriented
Experiential
Outcome Driven
Why DBSA?
Consumer-run, Consumer-focused
Over 20 Years of Experience
Over 4 Million People Helped Each Year
65 Member Scientific Advisory Board
We've been there. We can help.
For information on DBSA's Certified Peer Specialist
Training, visit: http://www.peersupport.org/