To foster the implementation of integrated approaches for New York State residents with co-occurring mental health and substance abuse conditions.

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This area provides links to other websites that contain useful information and resources for provider agencies. You’ll find a glossary of terms, and a page that compiles all of the tools and resources that have been included in various other parts of the site. This section also documents a variety of innovative approaches in use at different outpatient programs around the State – we’ll be adding to this collection as time goes by. Early in 2012, we’ll introduce another section that will present results and observations gained through CEIC activities statewide.

For Agencies / Providers

Agencies that provide services for New York State adults through OMH- or OASAS-licensed mental health or substance abuse programs will find the website links in this section useful. Links are provided in multiple categories –

1. Co-occurring Disorders Resources and Information
2. Mental Health & Substance Use Education
3. Evidence-based Practices
4. Training
5. Regulations, Advisories, Guidelines & Forms
6. NYS OMH and OASAS– Integrated Care

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Glossary

This section provides definitions of words, terms and acronyms used in mental health and substance abuse treatment circles and within this site.

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Tools & Resources

All of the resources cited throughout the site have been collected here for convenient access. For the most part, material has been organized according to its corresponding site location; sections that do not contain any additional resource materials for downloading or viewing online are omitted from the listing below. Two categories have been added to consolidate information originating with government agencies (OMH or OASAS, and SAMHSA). The categories are –

1. About Us
   1. Staff
   2. Press
   3. Partners
2. Target Areas
   4. Program Structure & Milieu
   5. Screening
   6. Assessment
   7. Treatment & Continuing Care
   8. Staffing
   9. Training
3. Services
   10. Leadership Forums
   11. On-Site Surveys
   12. Building Capability
   13. Sustainability Supports
4. Tools & Links
   14. Glossary
5. OMH / OASAS
   15. Co-occurring disorders (COD) and the NYS COD Task Force
   16. Screening – Instruments & resources for Mental Health Screening and for Addiction Screening
   17. Publications & Forms
   18. Other Resources
6. SAMHSA Publications
   19. TIP 42 – Substance Abuse Treatment for Persons with Co-occurring Disorders
   20. Inservice Training – based on TIP 42
   21. SAMHSA’s COCE (Co-occurring Center for Excellence)

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Innovative Approaches

This area assembles innovative approaches from different New York State provider agencies. Each of these agencies is using a novel approach to the problems associated with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders and has successfully incorporated this approach into their outpatient programming. In publicizing these successes to a broader audience, we want to acknowledge the achievements of each of these agencies and to inspire other outpatient programs to apply one or more of these approaches or to devise their own innovations. If your agency is taking an unusual path to helping improve the lives of those struggling with mental health and substance use problems, let us know!

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