MHN Spring 2013 Issue

“Moving Toward Person-Centered and Recovery-Oriented Services and Systems”

Articles in This Issue

• A Handshake that Inspired a Recovery: The History and Future of Mental Health News
• A Person-Centered Spiritual Recovery Tool for Hospitalization and Beyond
• Ascent into Love: Surviving Schizophrenia
• Building a Wellness Culture for Staff to Promote a Recovery Culture for Consumers
• Embracing Agency-Wide Change: Delivering Person-Centered Services at MHA Westchester
• Finding the Right Tools for the Job
• How Can We Fight the Prejudice and Discrimination of Psychiatric Labels?
• It’s on My Plate
• Making Recovery More Than Just a Word
• Mental Health and Addiction Recovery: A Comparison
• Murders and Mental Health Advocacy: Opportunity or Temptation to Resist?
• Northern Westchester Recovery Network in Action
• NYSPA Report: How Will New York State’s Transition to Medicaid Managed Care Impact Those with Serious Mental Illness?
• Parachute NYC: A New Approach for Individuals Experiencing Psychiatric Crises
• Peer Counseling Effectiveness in Acute Care at Kings County Hospital
• Peer Training and Empowerment at the Howie the Harp Advocacy Center: Keeping Pace with a Bigger, Stronger Peer Movement
• Recovering the Person in Treatment
• Recovery 101: For Those Who Thought They Couldn’t Recover
• Recovery and Employment Go Hand in Hand at Federation of Organizations
• Recovery from Mental Illness: Consumer Readiness as a Driving Force
• Recovery-Oriented Practice and Health Care Reform
• SAMHSA’s Working Definition of Recovery
• The Evolution of Recovery-Oriented Services in NYC and at MHA-NYC
• The Family Role in Recovery: Understanding the Illness and Embracing the Process
• The Importance of Public Policy Advocacy for People in Recovery

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