Using person-centered plans and contact notes to guide more targeted and effective supervision meetings.

Open forum small group discussion.

Please Note: Due to semi-structured online format, CEUs/COAs are NOT available for Office Hours. Participation in Office Hours is not a substitute for the DLA-20 Basic training required for the for submission of service authorization/reauthorization requests for adults in Adult Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) programs, Mobile Treatment programs, Psychiatric Rehabilitation Programs (PRPs), and Residential Rehabilitation Programs (RRPs). These training sessions are provided free of charge by the Behavioral Health Administration through the University of Maryland’s Training and Evidence-Based Practice Centers.

Each week we will use a sample person-centered assessment to develop an Interpretive Summary and a Treatment Plan focussing on one category of barriers or needs.

Agenda:

• Sign-in, Agenda Review, Impressions of First Case Study (Pre-Test)
• Balancing Incentive Program and Intro to DLA-20 Tools/Materials
• Group Activity - Complete a DLA Part 1
• Independent work: Case Study Two
• Review DLA-20 scores for Case Study Two
• Supplemental Questions
• Q&A, Wrap up, Evaluations

*The DLA–20 is a copyrighted tool available for use after a 4.5-hour training conducted by a credentialed trainer approved by MTM Services. For non-Maryland-based provider agency staff, please contact MTM Services.

Each week we will do a deep-dive into a component of the treatment plan with a special focus on how to engage consumers in the exploration and development of the plan.

Agenda:

• Sign-in, Agenda Review, Impressions of First Case Study (Pre-Test)
• Balancing Incentive Program and Intro to DLA-20 Tools/Materials
• Group Activity - Complete a DLA Part 1
• Independent work: Case Study Two
• Review DLA-20 scores for Case Study Two
• Supplemental Questions
• Q&A, Wrap up, Evaluations

*The DLA–20 is a copyrighted tool available for use after a 4.5-hour training conducted by a credentialed trainer approved by MTM Services. For non-Maryland-based provider agency staff, please contact MTM Services.

Agenda:

• Person-Centered Approaches to Crisis Planning - A Collaboratively Created Living Document
• Section One - Framing the Conversation and Gathering Practical Data
• Section Two - Exploring the Support System and Planning to Expand It
• Section Three - Preferences and Proactive Planning

These sessions each cover a wide range of philosophies, knowledge, and skills for COD treatment. These are excellent opportunities for new COD practitioners or for those needing a refresher. By selecting this package you will be registered in all trainings within the series.

These sessions are focused on active practice. Camera and audio participation is necessary for CEU credit. By selecting this package you will be registered in all trainings within this series.

Agenda:

• Discuss how ethics, boundaries, and informed consent are critical to informing PCCP COD interventions.
• Describe the ethical decision-making model and how it can be used in PCCP.
• Understand the importance of healthy boundaries in COD practice.
• Practice applying the ethical decision-making model to common scenarios.

Agenda: Day 1

• Introductions to PCCP
• How is MIP different from and similar to a Recovery Plan?
• Setting yourself up for success engaging consumers in plan development
• Collaborating for meaningful and useful of the MIP
• Considerations for MIP Objectives and Interventions
• Case-study review and brainstorming