Decrease the transmission of trauma and perpetuation of adverse experiences from one generation to the next by alleviating the debilitating effects of trauma Increase resilience in individuals by enriching their natural healing capabilities and providing them with helpful tools and skills to overcome challenges. Build self-confidence and a sense of agency by focusing on the natural healing capacity every individual possesses. This virtual clinical intensive will help participants to do the following: Providers will learn to bring awareness to the cues that signal fear or discomfort in clients and will learn and understand the ways in which we can attend to those experiences and help clients return to regulation. This is a continuation of Part One of the Clinical Intensive: Polyvagal Theory: Principles & Practice.īy using the tools and insights of the Polyvagal Theory, Deb will help providers help clients find their way back to safety.ĭeb will assist providers to understand the cues of danger that cause clients to become more angry, anxious, or to shut down.

Participants are encouraged to view the self-directed videos and then join the live webinar to gain an understanding of quality healthcare measures, improved quality outcomes and the value of integrating care through collaboration with the client and their medical and behavioral care giver community.Īudience: Beginner and intermediate behavioral and substance abuse care professionals and administrators. This 3 part series will help to develop foundational knowledge of HEDIS® quality measurements, how they are used and how they connect the positive influence behavioral health providers have on the community they serve when they are used to guide care and care coordination in whole person care. The measure sets used to evaluate quality of care delivery performance in New York State and around the Country are largely based on The National Committee for Quality Assurance´s (NCQA) Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set (HEDIS®). MCTAC in partnership with the Office of Mental Health (OMH) is offering an informational series regarding HEDIS® Measures and their impact.

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