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1 Panel Facilitator Leonard Kincaid Houston Recovery Center Building a Recovery-Oriented Systems of Care Panel 2013 Texas Behavioral Health Institute Leonard Kincaid has more than 30 years of experience in the behavioral health care field, working specifically with alcohol and drug abuse and dependence, HIV and AIDS, and co-occurring disorders. Mr. Kincaid is an experienced and well-trained operations executive, currently serving as the director for The Houston Recovery Center LGC, a non-profit, public-private partnership between the City of Houston and the Recovery Center. Prior to accepting this position he was employed by The Council on Alcohol and Drugs Houston for 23 years. He led the development of the recoveryoriented system of care initiative in Houston. He earned an MBA from Our Lady of the Lake University and a master s degree in counseling from Jackson State University. Panelist Drew Brooks Faith Partners, Inc. Drew Brooks is the executive director of Faith Partners (FP). He has worked with FP since 1999 as a project manager, area coordinator and team facilitator. He has worked in prevention, treatment, and public health for nearly 30 years. He also worked with the Hazelden Foundation and Johnson Institute, providing training and technical assistance with faith communities, schools, and community organizations in more than 35 states. He has worked as a prevention specialist, focusing on community asset-building and prevention strategies for underage drinking and marijuana use. Mr. Brooks is co-author of curricula on stress management strategies, raising resilient children, group facilitation skills, and congregational addiction team ministry. He currently co-chairs the Austin ROSC Initiative, BRSS TACS, and is a DSHS Peer Recovery Coach Trainer. Panelist Peter Gaumond Office of National Drug Control Policy Peter Gaumond is responsible for leading the activities of the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy s (ONDCP) Recovery Branch. Prior to joining ONDCP, he served as a senior associate at Altarum Institute and as a project manager for the SAMHSA/CSAT Partners for Recovery Initiative at Abt Associates. He has also served as the administrator of program development for the Illinois Division of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse and as a program director, family educator, and counselor in the addictions treatment field. He holds a master s degree from the University of Chicago, School of Social Service Administration and a bachelor s degree in English from Marquette University. He also studied at the Université de Paris V and at the Université de Paris IV. Building a Recovery-Oriented Systems of Care Panel Panelist Joe Powell Association of Persons Affected by Addiction Joe Powell is in long-term recovery with 24 years free of alcohol and other drugs and part of a family of eight, of which four have severe mental health challenges. Because of his experience with long-term recovery, Mr. Powell is a licensed chemical dependency counselor and has treated individuals in Dallas, Texas, for 20 years. Mr. Powell currently works as executive director for the Association of Persons Affected by Addiction (APAA), an organization for people seeking or in recovery, their family members and the community. He has provided recovery input and participation with SAMHSA for the past 13 years and currently serves as board chair for the National Leadership Council for African American Behavioral Health, as well as three other national/state boards. He also provides peer recovery consultation and support. Panelist Peter Gaumond Office of National Drug Control Policy 1
2 ROSC UPDATE 2013 HOUSTON RECOVERY INITIATIVE A Recovery-Oriented System of Care (ROSC) is a coordinated network of community-based services and supports that is person-centered and builds on the strengths and resilience of individuals, families, and communities to achieve improved health, wellness, and quality of life for those with or at risk of alcohol and drug problems. MUTUAL AID RECOVERY SERVICES SYMPOSIUM AND RESOURCE FAIR MAY 2012 C12C FORUM AUGUST
3 HOUSTON AREA RECOVERY RESOURCES EXPO & SYMPOSIUM JUNE 7, 2013 Austin ROSC Initiative: Structure & Function AUGUST 30, 2013 A THEME THAT EXISTS WITHIN THE HISTORY OF ALL GREAT SOCIAL MOVEMENTS IS THE POTENTIAL ENORMITY OF A SINGLE LIFE. WILLIAM WHITE Structure General Meeting members (Stakeholders and Partners) Leadership Meetings (Austin ROSC Chairs and Work Group Coordinators) Work Group Meetings Education & Advocacy Policy & Funding Continuity of Care (Inactive) Function Education/Networking/ Decision-making Communication/Coordination Planning/Implementation/ Decision-making Educational Phase Message: Acute to Chronic Care Model Our current addiction treatment system is built on an acute care model short treatment at time of crisis expected to cure the problem. A chronic care model is more continuous and places emphasis on the lifelong work of maintaining health and recovery. A recovery model focuses on long-term personal engagement and on system support for achieving and maintaining health. (Longterm Recovery) 4 Overlapping Stages of Recovery Social Support (RSS) Continuum of Recovery Pre-Recovery Engagement Recovery Initiation & Stabilization Recovery Maintenance Enhancement of Quality of Life in Long-term Recovery Source: William White Dr. Ijeoma Achara 3
4 Assessment Phase Information Gathering Key Stakeholder Interviews 36 participants Community/Organizational Readiness Survey Monkey 64 participants Focus Groups 6 groups (Mental Health, Medical, Ex-offenders Council, Housing, Borderline Personality Disorder, Substance Abuse Treatment) Ecological Systems Exercise Summary Educational Phase Messengers: Speakers Bureau PowerPoint Presentation Preamble and Guiding Principles Other Promotional Materials Trained Volunteers Conference Display LinkedIn Presence Educational Phase Messengers: General Meeting Assessment & Education Phase Education & Networking Substance Abuse & Mental Health Professionals & Peers Formal & Informal System Linkage Service Organizations Planning & Implementation Phase Highlight Successful Collaborations Develop Additional Partnerships between Formal & Informal Systems Pilot Transformational Efforts within and between Organizations Department of State Health Services Behavioral Health Institute Peers go where no providers has gone before RECOVERY COMMUNITY SUPPORTS & SERVICES ORGANIZATION Joe Powell LCDC,CAS Executive Director Association of Persons Affected by Addiction What s APAAning Since 1998, The Association of Persons Affected by Addiction is a leading peer-driven recovery community support program that encourages and support personal recovery by offering peer to peer assistance in recovery supports, services, advocacy and resources that can initiate recovery, reduce relapse, and promote high-level wellness in individuals, families and communities. Connecting Peer Organizations to the National Movement White House ONDCP Recovery Branch Learning Communities SAMHSA - Wellness Steering Committee BRSS TACS Bring Recovery Support Services to Scale Faces and Voices of Recovery ARCO Assoc. of Recovery Community Orgs. CAPRSS Council on Accreditation for Peer Recovery Support Services INAPS International National Association of Peer Specialist/SAMHSA/Faces and Voices of Recovery/NAT. Advocates NATIONAL CORE COMPETENCIES AND STANDARDS 4
5 Whats APAAning in Texas DSHS-Department of State Health Services-Champions BRSS TACS Policy Academy ROSC over 28 cities Trainings Recovery Support Specialist Co-occurring Curriculum Development/Completion 1115 Waiver Meadows Foundation Mental Health Institute TAIRCOS Texas Assoc. of Integrated Recovery Community Organizations and Services TEXAS RECOVERS RECOVERY MONTH Rally for Recovery Recovery is Contagious-be a Carrier Data Collection - DSHS National Accreditation - CAPRSS NorthStar Value Options Dual Diagnosis Womens Treatment Center Green Oaks Psychiatric Hospital (ER & Units) APAA Recovery Community Center served 25,000 in 2012 Dallas ROSC Providers, Focus Groups, ROSC Forum Dallas BHLT- Behavioral Health Leadership Training TOT Trainer for Recovery Support Specialist Recovery Carriers-Community Connectors Meadows Foundation Mental Health Institute Judge Francis, Judge Lavareo, Judge Mays Courts, Community Court, FQHC Federal Qualified Healthcare Center, Veterans Hospital Dallas Housing Authority Jammin n Recovery Recovery at the Movies Priorities for RCO Supports & Services Guiding Principles Recovery Advocacy Supports & Services Core Competencies & Standards Be a Welcoming Climate Performance Outcomes Recovery Coaching Peer Navigators Traveling Companion Community Engagement Instrumental Support Recovery Coach Trainings Honor all Roads of Recovery Culturally Congruent Resource Connectors Strength Based RCO/ROSC Peer Huddles Recovery Check ups Recovery Planning Ethical Principles of Recovery Paying debts (Restitution) Saying I am Sorry (Forgiveness) Saying Thank You (Gratitude) Telling the truth (Honesty) Telling ones story (Witness) Respecting privacy (Discretion) Keeping promises (Fidelity) Laughing (Humor) Celebrating (Joy) Avoiding complications and distractions (Simplicity) Doing ones duty (Responsibility) Giving and helping (Service) Accepting differences (Tolerance) Multiple Paths Highways Bridges Construction Bad Weather Peers, Family members and community Peer Recovery Support Services (PRSS) are grounded in a strength-based approach that focuses on recovery/wellness integration and a full reengagement with the community. The Heros Journey Building on capital & capacities that already exists within individuals and communities. Making it possible for people to gain stability and create capital for better lives and quality relationships. Supporting individuals and their families to gain overall wellness in there recovery community, 5
6 The largest Health Resource in communities are Peers in Recovery APAA Association of Persons Affected by Addiction 3116 Martin Luther King Blvd. Dallas, TX Questions from the Audience Joe Powell LCDC, CAS Executive Director 6
7 Dates and Locations of Statewide Recovery Oriented Systems of Care Symposiums Dates and Locations of Statewide Recovery Oriented Systems of Care Symposiums DATE: LOCATION FACILITATOR August 2 Rio Grande Valley Neil Kaltenecker August 2 Corpus Christi Dr. Hawkins August 12 Longview Tom Hill August 13 El Paso Dr. Bergmann August 14 Beaumont Dr. Achara August 16 San Antonio Dr. Achara 7
8 Dates and Locations of Statewide Recovery Oriented Systems of Care Symposiums DATE: LOCATION FACILITATOR August 23 Galveston Dr. Hawkins August 23 Bell County Expo Dr. Bergmann August 23 Dallas TBA August 30 Fort Worth TBA August 30 Houston Dr. Bergmann 8
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