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A Recovery-Oriented Perspective & Approach To Behavioral Health Care: A Discussion Among A Peer & A Clinical Provider (ROPA Series Part 2)
A Recovery-Oriented Perspective & Approach To Behavioral Health Care: A Discussion Among A Peer & A Clinical Provider (ROPA Series Part 2)
Recovery is possible for most individuals living with a mental health condition and this is a process that can improve their health and wellness; live a self-directed life; and work towards achieving their full potential. In this webinar, Alison A. Carroll, LCSW-R provides her clinical perspective, and Dwayne Mayes, MS provides his peer perspective on engaging individuals with mental health conditions using recovery-oriented approaches.
Featuring
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Dwayne Mayes, MS
Program Director of the Recovery Network & Peer Training Program at the Mental Health Association of Westchester; former board member of the International Association of Peer Specialists
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Becky Wong, PharmD, MBA (OPDC)
Medical Science Director
Speakers are paid consultants for Otsuka Pharmaceutical Development & Commercialization, Inc.
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