Mental Health Services Practice Guidelines for Recovery 心理健康服务的实践指南的恢复.doc

PAGE PAGE 13September 2011Recovery for MEMental Health Services:Practice Guidelines for Recovery-Oriented CareSeptember 2011AcknowledgmentsThank you to the participants of the Community Service Network monthly conference calls for their thoughtful feedback on the guidelines development, and to the Consumer Council System of Maine for helpful and well-organized comments. This document for Maine would not have been possible without their support and guidance. We are also grateful to the State of Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services for its generosity in sharing a well-developed set of guidelines from which Maine could adapt and adopt.Table of Contents Foreword by Guy Cousins, Acting Director of Adult Mental Health Services and Director, Office of Substance Abuse HYPERLINK \l Foreward 4Executive Summary HYPERLINK \l ExecSum 5Introduction HYPERLINK \l Intro 6Practice Guideline DomainsDomain One: Recovery-Oriented Care Is Consumer Driven HYPERLINK \l DomOne 7Domain Two: Recovery-Oriented Care Maximizes the Use of Natural Supports and Settings HYPERLINK \l DomTwo 8Domain Three: Recovery-Oriented Care Is Person Centered HYPERLINK \l DomThree 9Domain Four: Recovery-Oriented Care Is Timely, Responsive, and Trustworthy HYPERLINK \l DomFour 10Domain Five: Recovery-Oriented Care Is Effective, Equitable, and Efficient HYPERLINK \l DomFive 11Afterword HYPERLINK \l Afterword 12Appendices HYPERLINK \l Appendices 13 A. SAMHSA’s New Working Definition of Recovery HYPERLINK \l AppendAA1 B. Domain Self-Assessment Checklists HYPERLINK \l AppendB B1 C. Moving to a Strength-Based Approach to Care HYPERLINK \l AppendC C1ForewordThis is an exciting and challenging time of “shift” when it comes to both national and state service delivery systems. In both substance abuse and mental health services, there is a call for recovery-oriented systems, highlighting a new emphasis on recovery. In Maine, this shift will be more than simply u