Service Planning Guidelines:  Co-Occurring Psychiatric and Substance Disorders

2 thoughts on “Service Planning Guidelines:  Co-Occurring Psychiatric and Substance Disorders”

1. Is this going to go back to an actual blog? If not I’ll unsubscribe, but it would be a shame, as you all are great bloggers.

   Maybe there’s another way to share the docs you want to share?

   Amy Sechrist, CPS
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2. The series of practice guidelines from the BHRM project are now here on the Recovery Review page. Jason was kind enough to make a link titled “Behavioral Health Recovery Management” as a storage bin for these in the “Special Series” navigator list on the right side as you scroll down,

   In truth I had mixed feelings about putting these here, given the number of them and the notifications everyone would receive. Being very familiar with these guidelines, and with the BHRM project website seemingly down permanently, they seemed too good to lose.

   Uploading them is all done. You have my apologies for the number of notifications, and I do appreciate your comment and suggestion.

   Peace.
   Brian

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