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- Welcome to Online learning at the Mental Health Association of Connecticut! We're taking a bold step to bring you a way to get new ideas and learn new skills so we can all do a better job serving our consituents and stakeholders. Click on the course title below; if your course requires an enrollment key, please email pwyzik@mhact.org to receive it.
This section is devoted to the thinking, planning and discussion work that will be accomplished by the Strategic Planning Committee of Mental Health America. An enrollment key is required. Please contact pwyzik@mhact.org This course is designed for MHAC staff. It reviews our policy statements about Confidentiality, provides some guidelines for avoiding violations of our duty to protect priveledged information, and introduces some important provisions of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996. Here's some great resources aimed at helping you live a healthy and stress-free life. These tips might prompt you to make some changes in your life that could prevent illness and keep you well. (This information and these suggestions are for educational purposes only; MHAC is not endorsing any of the facts, ideas, products or treatments you may read about or see on any webpage.) In this section, you'll find information about what it's like to work as a case manager, counselor, residential worker, vocational specialist or other jobs in the field of community mental health. Most often, direct care staff entering the field have little or no experience working with adults with long term mental health challenges. The information here shows you more about this work, the people involved, and a few of the skills you need to be successful in your role. This facilitated discussion runs from May 12 to May 26, 2010. You'll discover new resources and information that might help you discover something new about this important health problem that can be reversed. In the US and other countries, obesity threatens people's health and causes many disabling conditions. Learn how it is a particular problem for people with long term mental illness. Mental Health America's Bell 101 is a chance for new leaders of mental health associations around the country to learn new skills, share ideas, and network with the national office and each other. This workshop is a collaboration vehicle for MHAC leaders designed to help guide the strategic goal setting for the next few years. You'll find some helpful articles to that will tell you what strategic planning is, how it may be structured, and what to expect from the process. You can watch some short video messages that teach other key aspects. To participate in this course, contact Phil Wyzik for your enrollment key. This workshop is designed to broaden the participants understanding and appreciation of the concept of Customer Service that is a key part of the product and service marketplace. It will guide participants in exploring whether the idea of customer service applies in mental health settings in the community and whether such an application might bring new benefits to consumers and staff of the agency’s programs. At the conclusion of the experience, participants will possess some important ideas they might wish to implement in their area of responsibility if they want to create a greater customer service climate.
| This is MHACmoodle. What you find here is an online tool for workshops, presentations, and information. It's a new vehicle for learning, collaboration and involvement that helps us build strong ties and rich learning communities. We welcome your feedback.
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