Resources

Comment Submission Instructions

Download this resource for step by step directions on how to submit comments in response to CMS’ proposed changes to the 2023 Physician Fee Schedule.

Case Studies: CCBHC Alignment With the SIM

Identifying CCBHCs’ effects in different justice settings can be difficult as public health and public safety budgets are managed separately with separate data tracking systems and indicators for success. Two CCBHCs have data on their impacts to the justice systems and how those within justice settings have also supported increased…

Growing Up Drug Free: A Parent’s Guide to Prevention

This resource, Growing Up Drug Free, by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration and U.S. Department of Education provides parents and caregivers with the knowledge and guidance on how to talk with youth about substances. …

The New Role of Virtual Care In Behavioral Healthcare

Behavioral health care is profoundly intimate. Providers engage in up-close, deeply personal dialogues with their clients to create trust and build a partnership around individual goals and milestones. That is one reason why the notion of supplementing (or even replacing) in-person client interactions with virtual care has been slow…

Integrating Project Amp into States’ Adolescent Prevention and Early Intervention Initiatives

Project Amp supports the goals of state behavioral health directors by expanding connections to peer support and enhancing key prevention and early intervention strategies. C4 Innovations…

Responding to COVID-19: Project Amp Can Help Students

Project Amp can help to address COVID-19 related risks such as trauma exposure, substance use, mental health concerns, and isolation by engaging students in brainstorming healthy coping mechanisms, stress relief, and positive goal setting. C4 Innovations…

Financing Project Amp Implementation in Schools and School-Based Health Centers

Schools and states can use different funding streams to finance prevention and early intervention efforts like Project Amp. Project AMP…

My Future Is Epic

“My Future is EPIC” is an eight-module life-skills curriculum program designed by Young People in Recovery for adolescents aged 14-18 who are misusing substances or who are at high-risk of developing substance use disorder due to adverse childhood events such as trauma, co-occurring mental health disorders, or family history. The…

NatCon23 Call for Presentations 

Submission Deadline: September 23, 2022 Acceptance Notification: December 15, 2022  Share Your Knowledge About Mental Wellbeing  Want to share your innovative ideas, unique solutions or inspirational stories on a national scale? Submit a presentation proposal for NatCon23, the largest conference in mental health and substance use…

CCBHC Congressional Briefing Factsheet