$0, Free YouTube video / This is a video recording of a training event by the Center for Evidence-Based Practices that took place on May 11, 2010, titled "Addressing Tobacco Dependence in Behavioral and Physical Healthcare Settings: Strategies for the Medical Professional." Use this video in your organization or hospital as a practical introduction to the importance of tobacco-cessation and recovery services for people with mental illness and/or substance use disorders.

$0, Free | The Treatment Improvement Protocol (TIP) Series is a collection of best-practice guidelines for the treatment of substance abuse. These monographs draw upon the experience and knowledge of experts in clinical practice, research, and administration.

A manual for human-service administrators and practitioners about understanding and implementing evidence-based practices (EBPs). The mission of the authors and sponsors of this manual is to enhance independence, self sufficiency, and community living for people with disabilities. Also known as "the TAC manual."

Power-up to full partnership. This 16-page booklet outlines implementation strategies for collaboration between local offices of state vocational rehabilitation (VR) services and mental-health service organizations that provide Supported Employment (SE), the evidence-based practice, to consumers who have a severe mental illness. Free PDF.

There are 104 Work Incentives Planning and Assistance (WIPA) Projects across the United States and its territories. The WIPA projects work with Social Security beneficiaries who have disabilities. WIPA helps people who receive SSI or SSDI with job placement, benefits planning, and career development.

This 24-page booklet is a collection of stories about people in the State of Ohio whose recovery journeys were advanced with Supported Employment (SE), the evidence-based practice. Learn about the personal challenges faced by each person and how working a job helped these people manage their symptoms and achieve their goals for a better life. Free PDF available.

The Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) program and the Welfare-to-Work Tax Credit (WTW) program are federal tax credits for employers who hire individuals from target groups of disadvantaged job seekers. Find out which employers and which mental-health consumers in your community might qualify for WOTC.