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  • MHTTC Webinar: Introduction to Illness Management and Recovery
    12:00 -13:30
    08/02/2023

    Presenter Name: Kerrin Westerlind, MSW, LICSW, Director of Evidence Based Practices, Open Sky Community Services
    Webinar Title/Topic: Introduction to Illness Management and Recovery
    Webinar Time: 12:00pm EST-1:30pm EST

    Summary:
    The trainer will walk participants through an overview of the Illness Management and Recovery (IMR) practice including the importance of integrating a recovery-oriented philosophy into their practice.

    IMR is an Evidence-Based Practice, with numerous adaptations, that has been around for almost twenty years. It was created for people who experience symptoms related to Schizophrenia, Bipolar, Schizoaffective, and Depression. IMR is a manualized treatment that supports people in setting personalized goals, and application of various skills learned in the eleven topic areas covered in the treatment. Practitioners use a variety of best practices that support this process in IMR, including Psychiatric Rehabilitation, CBT, Motivational Enhancement and Educational strategies.

    IMR is a model based on empowerment, as the materials and structure help people envision their future with hope and possibility. IMR teaches participants skills in problem solving, goal setting, and self-management strategies.

    Objectives:
    – Participants will be able to discuss the major psychoeducation topics and key points learned in the IMR practice.
    – Participants will be able to describe and provide an example of how IMR goals are used in the model.
    – Participants will be able to describe one method used to enhance learning in IMR through CBT, Motivational Interviewing or other methods.

    Speaker Bio:
    For more than a decade, Kerrin Westerlind has assisted interdisciplinary teams in the implementation of Evidence Based and Best Practices. Kerrin is an expert in Illness Management and Recovery (IMR) and has been involved in this practice since 2005. She has overseen the implementation of IMR services in residential and supported housing programs with diverse populations, adapted materials for various populations and has provided consultation on using adaptations of IMR with adolescents, those who are justice-involved and individuals who are dually diagnosed with a mental health and a substance use disorder.

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  • DMHA Stop the Stigma Webinar: Building Authentic and Trusting Relationships with Communities of Color
    12:00 -13:30
    21/02/2023

    Presenter Name: Velshonna Luckey, MS, Founder, Pendulum Consulting, LLC
    Webinar Title/Topic: Building Authentic and Trusting Relationships with Communities of Color
    Date: Tuesday, February 21, 2023
    Webinar Time: 12:00pm EST-1:30pm EST
    Register Here

    Summary:
    This workshop is an Executive Coach’s guide to relationship building for the purpose of community healing. Some may ask, “Is there something unique about building relationships in communities of color?” And the answer is, “Absolutely yes!” This is true for all organizations because of the stigma (negative attitudes and beliefs) people of color have to navigate, often on a daily basis. Whether you are great at building relationships or struggling to connect with building authentic and trusting relationships, this workshop will support your efforts.

    Objectives:
    Participants will:
    -Learn the tenets of “Collaborative Dreaming”
    -Receive easy, realistic, and uncomplicated recommendations for creating your own relationship-building “checklist”
    -Learn the value that Trauma-Awareness plays in relationship building
    -Learn strategies for managing the expectations of all stakeholders.
    -Review ACEs & PCEs Research and understand why this research is at the foundation of becoming Trauma-Informed.

    Speaker Bio:
    Velshonna Luckey is an executive coach for Pendulum Consulting, LLC, a company she founded, and SANDWINA, which is a coaching organization designed for women by women.  She is also the Director of Engagement for Self-Healing Communities of Greater Michiana, which is a community well-being movement.  She finds great joy in helping people, of all ages, learn about the nervous system in order to become the very best versions of themselves.

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