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Why DBSA?

Consumer-run, Consumer-focused

Over 20 Years of Experience

Over 4 Million People Helped Each Year

65 Member Scientific Advisory Board

Making Recovery Real
Training Services from DBSA

Contact:
Matt Mattson
Director of Training
Training@DBSAlliance.org
(800) 826-3632

 


Making Recovery Real, a training and consultation service of the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance, provides leading-edge recovery education developed from the perspective of people living with mental illness.

Health care professionals, consumer leaders, and systems of care can strengthen their role in improving treatment and support for people living with mental illness by partnering with DBSA for their training and consultation needs.


 Recovery Training and Consultation Services Menu

Health Care Professionals:

  • Maximize your limited time with patients

  • Increase patient outcomes and adherence

  • Improve patient satisfaction

Mental Health Consumer Leaders:

  • Prepare to enact change in your community

  • Learn to empower and support each other

  • Plan for action to improve lives

 The Institute of Medicine, The President’s New Freedom Commission, The U.S. Surgeon General, Consumer Leaders and most advocacy groups all agree:  treatment for mental health must become patient centered in new ways, and RECOVERY must be the goal.

  • But what does that mean in daily practice? 

  • How can people living with mental illness take action?

  • How can busy professionals add one more thing to their limited appointment time with patients?

  • How can you maximize your grassroots efforts?

  • How can consumers and providers work together to influence change?

 DBSA’s Making Recovery Real Training Services can help.

 Making Recovery Real Training Services are:

  • Recovery Focused

  • Consumer Designed

  • Strengths Based

  • Action Oriented

  • Experiential

  • Outcome Driven

 We've been there.  We can help.

For information on DBSA's Certified Peer Specialist Training, visit: www.peersupport.org

 
Page created: May 12, 2006 Page last updated: July 21, 2006
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