Coping with major depressive disorder is not easy. It takes work. It takes time. But the good news is that you can do it. You can feel better. Read More
This resource introduces health care providers to the shared decision making process and discusses potential benefits of incorporation within practices. Frameworks resources are intended for educational purposes only and are intended… Read More
This resource discusses the importance of normalizing language with patients with mental health conditions. It emphasizes how normalization can enhance patient-provider communications by providing patients empathy and understanding. Frameworks resources are… Read More
This resource discusses how collaborative care programs are one approach to integration of members of the treatment team and highlights real-world cases on how to potentially incorporate a collaborative care… Read More
This brochure for mental health specialists discusses how collaborative care models may help to foster collaboration and open communication between all members of the care team with the aim of… Read More
This brochure describes schizophrenia in an easy-to-understand manner. It also informs patients of the importance of working with their treatment teams, and overall wellness including being aware of other medical… Read More
Case managers, social workers, and community mental health center team members are in a unique position to help coordinate, support, educate, and advocate for people with schizophrenia, as well as… Read More
This resource discusses the importance of goal setting in the mental health wellness process. It includes suggestions to encourage patients and questions to ask to help get patients thinking about… Read More
This resource introduces consumers to shared decision making and the important role they play in the process. Tips are provided to help patients engage more actively. Frameworks resources are intended for… Read More
This tool is a simple checklist for consumers to complete in the waiting room. Consumers can easily check off how they’ve been feeling and write down issues or concerns they’d… Read More