Adults with Severe Mental Illness (SMI)
Webinar
Date:
Thursday: October 6, 2011
Time: 1.0 hour
Presenters:
- Charlie Bernacchio
Assistant Professor, Coordinator Rehabilitation Counseling - University of Southern Maine - Eileen Burker
Associate Professor/Director, Rehabilitation Counseling & Psychology- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Moderator
- Jill Houghton
Deputy Director, TACE Southeast, Burton Blatt Institute, Syracuse University
Materials & Resources
How to View the Webinar Recording
The recording of this webinar is in Elluminate, a cross-platform and low-bandwidth program used by the Southeast TACE to ensure our online training experience is positive and accessible to everyone.
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Description:
**This is the first webinar in the TACE Improving Employment Outcomes for Individuals with Mental Health Disabilities Learning Community Series
During this webinar, participants will gain a basic understanding of Severe Mental Illness (SMI) and become conversant with limitations/barriers due to psychiatric conditions, evidence-based practices and strategies for managing these mental illnesses.
Topics include:
- DSM-IV-TR Diagnostic criteria for 3 types of SMI:
- Schizophrenia, Bipolar disorder, Major Depressive Disorder
- Impact of each of the 3 disorders on family, social, & vocational functioning
- Best evidence-based practice (EBP) for the 3 disorders and links to additional resources
- 5 models that focus on adults with SMI
- Illness management recovery
- ACT
- Family psychoeducation
- Integrated dual diagnosis
- Supported Employment
- Psychiatric symptom management strategies for recovery and independent living
- Med adherence
- Recovery-oriented approaches
- Stigma due to public and self-perception
- Suggestions/recommendations for rehabilitation counselors
- Examples of peer support in other states
- Recovery movement
- Peer support services
- Wrap plan
- Natural supports
Materials & Resources
Recording of Webinar
**NOTE: If this is your first time using Elluminate, review: How to View the Recording of the Webinar.
- Recording in Elluminate – Webinar: Adults w/ Severe Mental Illness (SMI) (1.0 hour)
https://sas.elluminate.com/site/external/jwsdetect/playback.jnlp?psid=2011-10-06.0745.M.20663430493F94FCA1366AEC3AD9EE.vcr&sid=2009293
Transcript
PowerPoint Presentation
- PowerPoint Presentation - PPT
- PowerPoint Presentation - PDF
- PowerPoint Presentation - Handout
- PowerPoint Presentation - Outline
- PowerPoint Presentation - Text Only
Supplementary Materials
Family & Mental Illness- Focus on Family Education and Support: Consequences of subjective and objective burden
- Family & Mental Illness- Focus on Family Education and Support: Consequences of subjective and objective burden - PDF
- Family & Mental Illness- Focus on Family Education and Support: Consequences of subjective and objective burden - Text
- Family & Mental Illness- Focus on Family Education and Support: Consequences of subjective and objective burden - Word
- Family & Mental Illness- Focus on Family Education and Support: Consequences of subjective and objective burden - Large Print [PDF]
Illness Management Strategies by IMR Module
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