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Simply stated, best
practices represents the coming together of knowledge and skills of the
practitioner; the desires and values of the consumer/family; and the
best research evidence that links a particular intervention with a
desired outcome.
The term "best practice" is a compilation of evidence-based practice,
promising practices, emerging practice, value-based practice, and
practice-based evidence.
What best practices are currently available?
Although providers are in varying stages of implementation, the
following are best practices that are currently available through the
Authority’s provider network:
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Family Psycho-education
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Integrated Dual Disorder
Treatment (Co-occurring substance abuse and mental illness)
Parent Management Training
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Assertive Community
Treatment
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Supported Employment
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Wellness Recovery Action
Planning (WRAP)
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Dialectical Behavior
Therapy
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Transition to
Independence Process System (TIPS) for young adults
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Wraparound as a System
of Care Model
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Mobile Crisis
Intervention Team
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Jail Diversion (Gains/TAPA)
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Housing Programs
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Cognitive Behavioral
Therapy
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Moral Reconation Therapy
Evidence-based Practices Contact
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