$0, Free PDF / 8.5 x 11" mini-poster / A brief introduction to the philosophy and services of the Center for Evidence-Based Practices at Case Western Reserve University. Implement and integrate behavioral healthcare innovations. Learn about our approach to consulting, training, and evaluation. Use this resource to introduce our Center to stakeholders in your organization and community. Attach it to grant applications.

$0, Free PDF / 5.5 x 11" promo card / Join our mailing list online and follow us on social media. Share this card with colleagues and community stakeholders. Join our learning community of health and behavioral healthcare innovators. Implement and integrate evidence-based practices and other best practices and clinical innovations.

$0 / Free PDF / This mini-poster introduces organizations to the benefits of implementing Assertive Community Treatment (ACT), the evidence-based practice. Use this resource to educate policymakers, community stakeholders, service providers, and advocates about the benefits of ACT services. Build consensus in your organization and community.

$0 / Free Downloads / Use the tools on this resource page in your ACT daily team meetings, staging meetings, and treatment-planning meetings. The tools are designed to help Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) teams manage information and coordinate daily activities as team members collaborate with each other to support the recovery of people enrolled in ACT services. Learn how to maximize the team-meeting tools with the free PDF booklet and mini-poster.

$0 / Free PDF / This mini-poster is an addendum to the ACT Team Meeting Tools Booklet, which provides a brief introduction to some popular tools that Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) teams use to organize and manage information about their work with clients who receive ACT services. Learn how the team-meeting tools fit into the ACT model. Use this mini-poster and the Dartmouth Assertive Community Treatment Scale (DACTS) as a guide. Also download the team-meeting tools and booklet!

$0 / Free PDF / This mini-poster is companion to the "ACT Timeline for Implementation" booklet, a tool for developing Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) services during the first year of implementation. This resource provides an overview of important tasks in the ACT implementation process. It also serves as a record (or checklist) of the incremental progress that you make over time.

$0, Free PDF/ Printed copies available/ This colorful 8.5 x 11" mini-poster is designed to inform people about the importance of understanding benefits information (e.g., SSI, SSDI, Medicaid) while pursuing and working a job. The poster presents some common myths about benefits programs for disabilities and a truth to dispel each myth. Use it as a handout to complement the large 18 x 24" version of this poster, also available in this database.

$0 / Free PDF / This mini-poster introduces organizations to the the importance of developing benefits services that help people with disabilities make informed decisions about their financial future and employment goals. Use this resource to educate policymakers, community stakeholders, service providers, and advocates about the importance of Benefits services. Build consensus in your organization and community.

$0, Free PDF / Printed copies available / Mini-Poster, 8.5x11" / Employment often contributes to stable housing. The way you respond to and interact with residents can positively influence their employment journeys. This resource features a relational process (including stages of change) that promotes employment and housing stability among people with mental illness, substance use disorders, and co-occurring disorders. / Designed for use in a variety of housing services. / Large 18x24" poster also available.

$0, Free PDF / 8.5 x 11" mini-poster / A brief introduction to Dual Diagnosis Capability approach to organizational assessment and planning. Evaluate your organization's capability (or capacity) to provide services for people diagnosed with a mental illness, addiction, or co-occurring disorders. Use this resource to education staff members and stakeholders about DDCAT and DDCMHT.