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Center for Innovative Practices @ the Begun Center for Violence Prevention Research and Education
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To support the healthy development of children, youth and families through evidence based and promising practices
Our populations of focus are children, youth and young adults - and their families – who have multiple and serious behavioral health needs and most often involved in child welfare and juvenile justice. 2
Practices and Processes
Practice Areas
Multisystemic Therapy
Intensive Home Based Treatment-IHBT
Integrated Co Occurring Treatment ICT
Co-Occurring Disorders (MH/SA) in youth
Functional Family Therapy
Wraparound
Resilience and Trauma Process Areas
Technical assistance
Quality assurance
Fidelity monitoring
Consultation and planning
Grant support
Training & Education
State level inter system policy engagement 3
To promote access to evidence based and promising practices
Network partner for Multisystemic Therapy-MST
Developer and dissemination for Integrated Co occurring Disorders- a promising practice for adolescents with mental health and substance use disorders, and their families.
Promotion and support for Intensive Home-based Treatment (IHBT) for children, youth and families
Promotion of Resilience framework
State partner in implementation for Functional Family Therapy-FFT
Dissemination of High Fidelity Wraparound
Quality Assurance and Fidelity for Targeted Reclaim sites 4
By the Numbers
14 MST teams in 12 counties across Ohio & 1 North Carolina site & 1 Detroit site
4 ICT teams in 4 counties in Ohio and 2 in Montana
IHBT consultation and learning communities
Partnering with 4 FFT sites in Ohio
Over 700 youth served in Ohio MST sites
Over 100 youth served in Ohio ICT sites 5
Resources
State Block Grant- Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services
Ohio Department of Youth Services Targeted Reclaim
ENGAGE- OMHAS
Provider and community contracts for consultation and support
Other contracts and services
TOTAL: $1.5M
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Dissemination
82 presentations/trainings
Attended 12 conferences or trainings
Provided training to 1,400 (fy 13)
2 publications (Co-occurring brief on NCMHJJ/NCJFCJ and the MHAS e-Journal article)
1 appointment to MHAS Clinical Roundtable
1 appointment to the MHAS Trauma Informed Care Advisory Board
1 appointment to the Child Welfare Funding Group 8
Training and Education Topics
Screening, assessment and treatment of youth with Co-occurring Disorders
Differential Diagnosis for youth with COD
Resilience and Trauma
In-home treatment modules
Identification and implementation of Evidence Based and Promising Practices
Family and youth engagement
Intersystem collaboration
Family therapy
Behavior Management skills
Cognitive behavior therapy
Motivational Interviewing (ramping up)
Wraparound 9
Policy and Advocacy
Juvenile justice reform in collaboration with the Schubert Center and supported by the MacArthur Foundation
MHAS Clinical Roundtable Member
MHAS Trauma Informed Care Advisory Board
CW Leadership Funding Group
MHJJ Task Force
COD Brief sponsored by the National Mental Health and Juvenile Justice Center and the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges
Member of the SAMHSA Technical Assistance Network 10
Unique feature of the Begun Center is facilitating both Research &Evaluation + Practice & Implementation
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Collaboration
BHJJ
Targeted Reclaim
Evaluation of ICT
ENGAGE grant-Wraparound
PERI-Partnership for Evaluation, Research and Implementation
Grants 12
Opportunities and Implications for further collaboration within the Begun Center
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