Resiliency and Recovery E-Learning Center
Welcome! Magellan has partnered with national behavioral health experts to offer a variety of informational and educational resources, including our new Peer Support Whole Health e-newsletter, e-courses and webinars. We offer all of these resources free of charge to providers (such as peer specialists, social workers, counselors, certified drug and alcohol counselors, and psychologists); consumers of mental health services; family members and other interested parties. Please feel free to share this information with others.
NEW! Peer Support Whole Health e-newsletter, Winter 2013
Peer Support Whole Health e-newsletter, Fall 2012
Questions or comments about these opportunities? Please direct your general questions, disability accommodation requests or grievances to Magellan at ELearning@magellanhealth.com.
About E-Courses
Self-paced e-courses are free of charge. The e-courses available on this webpage are free of charge and were developed in collaboration with recognized leaders to provide convenient, self-paced learning opportunities on a range of topics such as Recovery and Resiliency and Peer Support.
Choose a skill level that fits your comfort level. The skill levels of the e-courses range from beginning to advanced, so there’s a learning level for everyone. And each e-course features a non-graded pre- and post-test to help participants focus on key points of the e-course.
Ready to start learning? Each e-course opens in a new window and before the e-course begins, you’ll be asked to complete a very brief survey. The first page of the e-courses provides an introduction, specific learning objectives and the process for obtaining continuing education credits (for the Peer Support e-courses only).
Navigating your e-course is easy! Simply use the navigation “buttons" and left-menu headings. E-courses are ideal for individual study as well as group learning settings.
Continuing Education
Peer Support
You may obtain CE credits by taking any of the following four Peer Support e-courses. If you have questions about obtaining CE credits for these four courses, please read the CE credit requirements or e-mail CE@MagellanHealth.com for additional information.
Peer Support e-course 1: Peer Specialists 101: Research, Core Competencies and Ethics
Peer Support e-course 2: The Five Stages in Recovery and the role of Peer Specialists
Peer Support e-course 3: Using Your Recovery Story
Peer Support e-course 4: Effective Supervision of Peer Specialists
Professional Development
The following e-courses and webinar recordings are offered as a learning opportunity to help increase your knowledge in specific topic areas. CE credits are not available for participating in these opportunities.
Webinar Recordings
We invite you to access the following Magellan webinars focusing on topics and speakers in the public sector behavioral health arena. New recordings will be posted regularly; please check back often! Note CE credits are not awarded for viewing archived webinars unless otherwise indicated.
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| MY LIFE: Youth Involvement for Successful Transitions and Systems Change | Presenter – Greg Dicharry, CPRP, National Director of Youth Empowerment, Magellan Health Services This webinar will help increase the competency of clinicians working with youth to further engage, assess and treat family systems rather than the individual child outside of its family system. This particular training will focus on the nuances and challenges of transition age youth which has not been a specific topic or area of focus. It will focus on the developmental stages affecting this population, the administrative challenges and barriers, the poor outcomes for this age group and how to further engage family systems for this timeframe. NOTE: CE credits are not available for viewing the archived webinar. |
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| From Specialty Care through Integration to a Comprehensive Person-centered System of Care: the Journey of Missouri and Crider Health Center |
Speakers: Mr. Dorn Schuffman, M.A., senior consultant, Open Minds and former director, Missouri Dept. of Mental Health and Karl Wilson, Ph.D., president and CEO, Crider Mental Health Center The integration of primary and behavioral health is the subject of much attention in the behavioral health care field today. The steps Missouri and Crider Health Center have pursued in developing a Comprehensive Person-centered System of Care for adults challenged with serious mental illness will be outlined in this presentation. These include the integration of primary and behavioral health care, but also include further steps in developing person-centered behavioral health care homes and in moving toward the integration of recovery and wellness for this target population. This webinar presents the role of the integration of primary healthcare and behavioral healthcare services in developing a Comprehensive Person-centered System of Care. |
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| Behavioral Health Issues in the Older Adult |
Speaker: Linda Shumaker, R.N., M.A. Behavioral health issues are debilitating and affect overall health and quality of life in older adults. These issues are not a normal part of aging and are treatable, yet more than 80 percent of all seniors in need of mental health services do not get the treatment they need. This webinar will provide information about behavioral health needs of older adults along with approaches to providing effective care. |
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| Senior Reach, a Successful Approach for Serving Older Adults | Speakers: Liz Smith, MHS, LCSW and Teresa A. Lugault, BS, MPA, Jefferson This webinar describes the benefits of a collaborative management program, list the keys to success to develop and maintain community partnerships and collaboration, the benefits of a community-based education and outreach program for older adults, as well as barriers older adults experience when accessing services. |
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| Best Practices in Using Data to Inform Practice and Tracking Long-term Outcomes for Residential Programs and their Community Counterparts | This webinar is designed to address how data is used to inform practice and track long-term outcomes in residential settings. Featured speakers are Gary Blau, Chief of the Child, Adolescent and Family Branch Center for Mental Health Services/SAMHSA; Dick Dougherty, Co-chair of the BBI Outcomes Workgroup; Michael Russo from Los Angeles County; Jeremy Kohomban, CEO of Children’s Village in NY; and Dorothy Tuttle of Easter Seals New Hampshire. |
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| Embracing Our Future: Medicaid and the ACA | Through this webinar featuring Dr. Ron Manderscheid, participants will learn key features of the Affordable Care Act, identify at least two major initiatives not contingent on the ACA, and identify local actions that will be necessary for implementation of the ACA. | Handout 1 |
| The Children's Resiliency Initiative of Walla Walla: One Community's Response to Adverse Childhood Experiences | Speakers:Mark Brown, EdD and Teri Barila, MS This webinar will provide information and education about one's community experience creating a Children's Resilience Initative to increase awareness of Adverse Childhood Experiences and the power of resilience to heal and help children trive. |
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| Whole Health, Wellness, and the Emerging Role of Peers | This webinar will provide information and education about whole health and wellness approachesprovided by peers designed to assist people with serious psychiatric disabilities improve personal health outcomes. | Handout 1 |
| From Specialty Care through Integration to a Comprehensive Person-centered System of Care: The Journay of Missouri and Crider Health Center | Presenters: Mr. Dorn Schuffman, M.A., senior consultant, Open Minds and former director, Missouri Dept. of Mental Health, and Karl Wilson, Ph.D., president and CEO, Crider Mental Health Center The integration of primary and behavioral health is the subject of much attention in the behavioral health care field today. The steps Missouri and Crider Health Center have pursued in developing a Comprehensive Person-centered System of Care for adults challeneged with serious mental illness will be outlined in this presentation. These include the integration of primary and behavioral health care, but also include further steps in developing person-centered behavioral health care homes and in moving toward the integration of recovery and wellness for this target population. This webinar presents the role of the integration of primary healthcare and behavioral healthcare services in developing a Comprehensive Person-centered System of Care. |
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| Behavioral Health Issues in the Older Adult | Behavioral health issues are debilitating and affect overall health and quality of life in older adults. These issues are not a normal part of aging and are treatable, yet more than 80 percent of all seniors in need of mental health services do not get the treatment they need. This webinar will provide information about behavioral health needs of older adults along with approaches to providing effective care. |
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| Psychotropic Medications in Pediatrics | Featured speaker: Dr. T. Brian Kennedy, Magellan Health Services Fifteen percent of young people have a mental health disorder impairing functioning, yet only 20 percent of these receive treatment from a mental health professional. This presentation will provide information about common pediatric psychiatric syndromes and psychotropic medications used to treat them. |
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| Engage Us: The Family & Youth Engagement Guides for Residential Providers | This webinar is designed to present the National Building Bridges Initiative (BBI) on Family & Youth Engagement Guides for Residential Providers. Featured speakers are Joe Anne Hust - Co-Chair BBI Youth & Family Partnership Workgroup, Rosa Warder - Member BBI Steering Committee, Lauren Polvere, Ph.D. - Member BBI Youth & Family Partnership Workgroup, and Leah – Youth presenter and Member BBI Youth Family Partnership Workgroup. |
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| Screening and Brief Intervention: Improving Health, Changing Lives | Featured speakers: Eric N. Goplerud, Ph.D. and Brie Riemann, MPA Screening, Brief Intervention, Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) is a public health approach to identify risky substance use, provide education and prevent the onset of addiction. Methods used to address substance use are often focused on treating the dependent user in need of specialized treatment, while little is done to address at-risk use. Methods including universal screening and brief intervention techniques using Motivational Interviewing and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy skills can lead to healthier outcomes for individuals. |
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| Improving Outcomes in an Era of Healthcare Disparities | Featured speakers: Dr Vivian Jackson and Dr Arthur Evans | |
Using the BBI Self-Assessment Tool to Support Implementation of Best Practices
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The Self-Assessment Tool (SAT) offers communities and residential organizations an opportunity to engage family members, youth and partners in evaluating their services and systems against the practices and principles of BBI. A panel of representatives from residential and community programs, family members and youth shared information about the tool and their successes and challenges in using it. |
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| Evolving Peer Support: Recovery Coaching, Whole Health, and System Integration | This webinar is designed to present issues relevant to the evolving nature of peer support services and integrating peers in the behavioral health system.
Featured speakers: Wilma Townsend, MSW Larry Fricks Arthur Evans, Ph.D. |
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| Substance Use Disorder Treatment, New Technology, and Care Coordination | This webinar is designed to provide clinicians with tools and education designed to enhance their knowledge about medications and to increase awareness around new technologies in the treatment of substance use disorders, particularly with medication assisted treatment.
Featured speaker: Gary Henschen, M.D. Mike Morris |
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| Outcomes Measurement: Why, What, and How | Featured speakers: Charles Curie, ACSW Bonni Hopkins, Ph.D. |
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| Children's Crisis and School-based Mental Health Services | Featured speakers: Mark Weist, Ph.D. Mark Boorse, MHS |
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| Building a Competent Integrated Workforce | Find out how to resolve issues related to the aging behavioral health workforce, address challenges in rural and frontier areas and develop a co-occurring, capable workforce. Featured speakers: John A. Morris, MSW, Annapolis Coalition, Technical Assistance Collaborative, Inc. Michael Flaherty, Ph.D., Substance Use Workforce Development Committee of the Annapolis Coalition; Institute for Research, Education and Training in Addictions; and SAMHSA Center for Substance Abuse Treatment Northeast Addiction Technology Transfer Center Co-sponsored by Magellan Health Services and ACMHA: The College for Behavioral Health Leadership |
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| Understanding the Effects of Trauma | Learn about the prevalence of trauma in the lives of children and adults living with behavioral health issues, how trauma affects them and strategies to reduce the likelihood of re-traumatization. Featured speaker: Joan Gillece, Ph.D., National Center for Trauma-Informed Care Co-sponsored by the Magellan Health Services and ACMHA: The College for Behavioral Health Leadership |
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| Best Practices in Psychopharmacology | Featured speakers: Gary Henschen, M.D., Magellan Health Services Roxann Dominguez, Pharm.D., Magellan Health Services |
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| Suicide Prevention and Intervention | Featured speakers: Apryl Miller, New Mexico Suicide Intervention Project David Covington, LPC, MBA, Magellan of Arizona |
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| Ticket to Work and the Work Incentives Improvement Act | An overview of important aspects of the Social Security Administration's Ticket to Work Program and the Work Incentives Improvement Act. Featured speaker: Tom Gloss, CESSI, a division of Axiom Resource Management Co-sponsored by Magellan Health Services and ACMHA: The College for Behavioral Health Leadership |
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| Center for Mental Health Services Campaign for Mental Health Recovery -- An Overview | In this webinar, learn key initiatives of the Campaign for Mental Health Recovery. Featured Speaker: Paolo del Vecchio, MSW, with the Center for Mental Health Services and Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. Co-sponsored by Magellan Health Services and ACMHA: The College for Behavioral Health Leadership |
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