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Building a Recovery-Oriented System of Care - Columbus, OH - June 25, 2015


Dublin, OH  ♦  Thursday, June 25, 2015  ♦  11am - 1pm

Panelists
 

 

Recovery is not a compartmentalized process, but an ongoing journey with multiple care providers assisting along the way.  Employee assistance professionals, private - practice therapists, residential centers, interventionists, outpatient community resources, and many others have a profound impact on those in recovery.  Coordinating care between these providers can be difficult, but the Recovery - Oriented System of Care model, when implemented effectively, can provide people in recovery with wraparound services to help them maintain their sobriety.

  • Understand The Recovery - Oriented System of Care model, and how it has shifted the focus of addiction treatment facilities from episodic care to ongoing recovery support
  • Explain how treatment centers and the recovery community have established meaningful recovery support services, including community-based recovery centers, to help individuals gain important life skills and strengthen their long-term sobriety
  • Demonstrate practical strategies to help treatment facilities and individual providers partner with recovery organizations to offer more extended support to patients

Thank you to our panelists:

 
Bradley DeCamp, MPA
Chief of Behavioral Health Policy and Program Implementation and the State Opioid Treatment Authority (SOTA) - Ohio MHAS

Bradley DeCamp, MPA, serves as the Chief of Behavioral Health Policy and Program Implementation and the State Opioid Treatment Authority (SOTA) at the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (OhioMHAS). Mr. DeCamp served in a number of leadership roles in his 10 year career at the Ohio Department of Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services (ODADAS) including his assignment as SOTA in 2011. Before joining ODADAS, Mr. DeCamp directed strategic planning and systems evaluation activities with the Paint Valley Alcohol Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services (ADAMHS) Board. He has also served as an executive-on-loan to the Ohio Family & Children First Initiative in supporting the interagency implementation of Family &Children First (FCF) programs over a 16-county region. He is a member of the Recovery Oriented Systems of Care (ROSC) faculty through the national Addiction Technology Transfer Center (ATTC) network and has trained extensively in Ohio on ROSC and Recovery Management.

 

Christopher Cook, B.A., CADC 
Project Manager - HOPE Program of Cove Forge

Mr. Cook is the project manager for the HOPE Program of Cove Forge Behavioral Health System serving the Mid-Atlantic Region. Mr. Cook is headquartered in the Pittsburgh metropolitan area and has expanded Cove Forge’s vision of an evidence-based, recovery oriented, treatment experience called the HOPE Program of Cove Forge. The HOPE Program utilizes traditional and complementary medicine, and a motivational interviewing styled CBT/12-Step/Reality Therapy approach to the treatment of addiction. Mr. Cook’s job is to train clinicians and corporations on the substance use issues and the HOPE Program, as well as the continued development through clinical interventions. Chris is constantly pouring over research to determine if a specific therapy may help our patients. Christopher graduated cum laude from La Roche College, received a Bachelor’s Degrees in Psychology with a Minor in Business Administration. In January Mr. Cook will begin PhD studies in Counselor Education and Supervision at Waynesburg University where his is currently finishing his MBA in Healthcare Administration, or begin a Nursing program leading to a BSN and ultimately a CRNP. He is a board-certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC) credentialed through the Pennsylvania Certification Board (#7100) and an HIV testing and counseling licensee from the State of Pennsylvania (#5262). Also in 2014, Mr. Cook has obtained his DOT SAP credential and a become a board-certified intervention professional (CIP). 
 
Mr. Cook began his career in the addictions field in 2003 as a therapist working with adolescents with addiction and behavioral issues. Chris now specializes in clinical and corporate trainings such as, Recovery-Enhancing Medications in Addition Treatment, Current Drug Trends, Addiction: Occupational Hazard for Healthcare Professionals, and various other topics related substance abuse and its treatment.