Clinical Excellence and Standards of Care

MTS4 - Successful Models of Care Delivery — Community Mental Health and Child Welfare

Monday, April 11, 2022

2:00 PM – 3:00 PM

Location: Gaylord National, Chesapeake 7-9

Presenter(s)

Sara Coffey, DO

Associate Clinical Professor
Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences
Tulsa, Oklahoma

Slides
Tiona Praylow, MD, MPH

Chief Medical Officer
Riverwoods Behavioral Health/HNI
Peachtree City, Georgia
MC

Michelle Coleman, Ph.D.

Founder and CEO
Attachment Healing Center
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Kelly Perry, LPC

Sr. Project Manager
Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Lauren R. Tatum

Program Administrator
Oklahoma Department of Human Services
Davis, Oklahoma

Community Mental Health and Child Welfare partners will discuss the unique needs of youth in the child welfare system. Partners will detail innovative efforts and intentional partnership between child welfare and mental health to meet the unique needs of children and families involved in child welfare systems.

Learning Objectives:

Compare the unique mental health and substance use treatment needs of children and adolescents in child welfare.
Examine the federal legislation of Family First Prevention Services Act.
Discuss innovative programs working with youth in child welfare across the United States.
Discover barriers to implementing child welfare, mental health and substance use treatment partnerships.
Design developing partnerships to best serve youth in child welfare.