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The State will provide an overview of the April 1, 2019 expanded role of Children and Youth Evaluation Service (C-YES), the branded name for the State’s Independent Entity.

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This training will be regarding the statewide capacity management process.

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This webinar series will review in detail the Children's Aligned Home and Community Based Service array. Webinar #5 Covers: Adaptive and Assistive Equipment, Environmental Modifications, Vehicle Modifications, & Non-Medical Transportation

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This webinar will explore the integration of TIC and social work practice. Participants will receive a brief overview of the effects of toxic stress and trauma on individuals receiving services as well as providers.

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Please join MCTAC, OMH, and OASAS for a live webinar on updates for Adult BH HCBS Providers. OMH and OASAS are preparing to release new policy and guidance documents regarding agency operations and State oversight.

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This webinar will focus on utilizing common evidence-based components, methods, and processes for the treatment of depression in youth. The presentation will focus on the components of evidence-based treatments, practical issues when implementing these components, and youth and family characteristics to consider when tailoring treatment for this population.

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In this one-hour webinar, we will focus on introducing the concepts of the adaptive leadership framework which are designed to help individuals and organizations confront complex challenges and make the necessary adjustments to thrive in rapidly changing contexts. To make such changes, organizations must be prepared to abandon outdated practices that may be getting in the way of their purpose.

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OASAS and Center on Addiction are happy to announce additional dates and locations for our Medication Assisted Treatment Forum! Please join OASAS and Center on Addiction in a conversation that addresses the concerns about the use of MAT and points the way forward to making MAT more widely accessible. Topics will include: • The science and efficacy of MAT • Myths that fuel the stigma surrounding MAT • Risks of not utilizing MAT when indicated • MAT in a Value-Based Health Care Delivery System • Reconciling the recovery paradigm of the past with the recovery paradigm of the present

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OASAS and Center on Addiction are happy to announce additional dates and locations for our Medication Assisted Treatment Forum! Please join OASAS and Center on Addiction in a conversation that addresses the concerns about the use of MAT and points the way forward to making MAT more widely accessible. Topics will include: • The science and efficacy of MAT • Myths that fuel the stigma surrounding MAT • Risks of not utilizing MAT when indicated • MAT in a Value-Based Health Care Delivery System • Reconciling the recovery paradigm of the past with the recovery paradigm of the present