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CENTER FOR EBPs

 
 

EBPs CENTER FOR
EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES


The Center for Evidence-Based Practices (EBPs) at Case Western Reserve University is a partnership between the Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences and the Department of Psychiatry, Case School of Medicine. The Center is supported by the Ohio Departments of Mental Health, Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services, Rehabilitation Services, and Health.
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Providing technical assistance for

EBPs Podcast

 

FEATURED RESOURCES

 

IDDT Overview: Integrated Dual Disorder Treatment



- 6 full-color pages
- 13 treatment characteristics (components)
- At-a-glance format
- Free PDF

| get resource |

 

SE | Supported Employment: An overview



- 8 full-color pages
- 16 treatment characteristics (components)
- At-a-glance format
- Free PDF

| get resource |


AUDIO INITIATIVE

 

Audio initiative iconThe Center for Evidence-Based Practices (EBPs) at Case is collecting audio recordings of service providers, consumers, and others telling stories of their experiences with EBPs and other services.Audio initiative icon

| audio initiative overview |


| podcast archives |

 

NEWS

 

Training event: IDDT implementation strategies for program leaders, team leaders

This two-day event on September 1 & 2 in Cleveland, Ohio is designed for program leaders and service-team leaders who are involved in the process of implementing a high-fidelity IDDT team. It offers practical ideas, resources, tools, and methods for succeeding with implementation. This event will emphasize interaction and collaboration among participants, who will engage in problem-solving and action-planning scenarios in small groups. Participants will also learn effective methods for quality supervision.

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Benefits Planning | The Basics: The Argument for Employment

 

New Benefits Planning Tool Kit now available

 

Evidence Matters Newsletter

 

New full-day supervisor's training emphasizes importance of motivational interviewing

 

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MISSION STATEMENT

 

Ohhio map imageThe Center for EBPs is a technical-assistance organization that promotes knowledge development and the implementation of EBPs for the treatment and recovery of people with severe mental illness and co-occurring severe mental and substance use disorders. The Center also implements and studies emerging best practices in an effort to identify innovations that consistently generate improved outcomes and, thus, may become an EBP.

 

ANNUAL CONFERENCE

 

Ohio SE CCOE Conference 2009:
"Recovery Is Working!"


Tuesday, March 24
& Wednesday, March 25

Doubletree Hotel
Columbus, Ohio 43235

 

Keynote Speakers:
- Gary Bond, PhD, Chancellor’s Professor at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis.
- Phil DeVol, CCDC, consultant, trainer, and co-author of "Bridges Out of Poverty".

 

Other highlights:
- Linda Carlson, LMSW, EBP consultant and trainer, The University of Kansas School of Social Welfare.
- Over 30 practical workshops.

 

Conference Review

(coming soon)

 

Nearly 200 people from Ohio and 10 other states attended Conference 2008.

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Ohio SAMI/IDDT Conference 2008:
"IDDT & Recovery: Consumers, Communities & Providers"

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Tuesday, September 16 & Wednesday, September 17


Greater Columbus Convention Center
Columbus, Ohio


Keynote speakers:
Robert Drake, M.D.
& Carlo DiClemente, Ph.D

| Conference Review |

 

Listen to and read about conference 2007.

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OTHER EVENTS

 

The Center for EBPs offers a variety of training events | click here |.

 

 

Systems change

Organizational change

Clinical change

 

build trust,
improve outcomes,
& promote recovery

ADVANCED DEGREES & FELLOWSHIPS

Enroll at Case Western Reserve University, emerge a leader in your field.


-Transform lives with direct-practice clinical skills
-Transform organizations with capacity-building skills
-Transform communities by facilitating inter-system collaboration

Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences

Earn a Master of Social Science Administration (MSSA) and/or a Ph.D. in Social Welfare. Paid field placements, scholarships, research assistantships, fellowships, and other forms of assistance are available in mental health, addiction services, and community development, among others.

| 800-863-6772 | web site | dual disorders fellowship | phd program |


Department of Psychiatry, School of Medicine

One-year post-residency fellowships are available in addiction psychiatry and community psychiatry.

| 216-844-3658 | web site | addiction fellowship |