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To register for the conference, please follow this link: Registration for 2012 Recovery Conference. The conference is free, but registration is required for our successful planning of the event. Please be aware that historically space has filled quickly for this conference, so we suggest you sign up immediately. The deadline for registration is May 21st. We ask that you fill out a separate registration form for everyone who is attending. |
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Free Youth Mental Health Screening |
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Free Youth Mental Health Screening,
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Please join us at the 13th annual MHCD/ABC Recovery Conference: UNDERSTANDING MENTAL ILLNESS: DEFEATING STIGMA on Thursday May 24th from 8:45am - 4pm at the First Plymouth Church, 3501 South Colorado Boulevard. This year’s conference features a keynote from Dr. Patrick Corrigan, Distinguished Professor of Psychology and Associate Dean for Research at the Illinois Institute of Technology. Dr. Corrigan’s research has centered on the stigma of mental illness. In addition, Dr. Carl Clark will address the issue of integrated healthcare, and there will be several breakout sessions offered. Click here for | More Information in English Directions in English |
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Public Policy Update
The NCCBH and Colorado Behavioral Healthcare Council (CBHC) monitor legislative issues at the state and national level. As a member of these groups, MHCD receives updates regarding healthcare reform frequently. Much is still uncertain, as models are still being piloted and policies developed; however, the Executive Management Team reviews this information periodically and strategically plans for the future.
Read the latest NCCBH Public Policy Update: http://www.thenationalcouncil.org/cs/latest_issue
Read about what healthcare reform means for mental health and addiction services in the new NCCBH Magazine: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5799623/MHCReform.pdf