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Evaluation and Referral |
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Case Management |
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Medication Management |
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Outpatient Therapy |
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Crisis Intervention Services |
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Education and Prevention Programs |
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Chemical Dependency Services |
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Children's Services |
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Geriatric Outreach Programs |
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In-Home Services |
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Day Treatment Services |
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Residential Services |
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Nursing Home Outreach |
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Mental Retardation Services |
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Parent and Community Support |
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Mark your Calendars for the
2009 Annual Conference
Alabama Council of
Community Mental Health Boards
35th Annual
Conference
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Call for
Programs for the 35th Annual Conference
(Sept. 3, 2008) -- Members of the Alabama Council Annual Meeting
Committee invite the submission of program proposal
applications for presentation at the 2009 annual conference and tradeshow.
Workshops are being requested in the following areas, but not limited to:
board training and development, clinical issues in mental illness, mental
retardation, or substance abuse treatment, and fiscal/administrative issues.
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The 34th Annual Conference
May 14-15, 2008
(May 15, 2008) -- We hope you enjoyed and benefited from the 34th
Annual Alabama Council Conference. In any case, we know you will benefit
from the
Presentation Handouts
from the conference. Check back for more uploads.
Read more
Conference Program
Presentation Handouts |
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Dr. Jim Dill
Appointed to National Mental Health Board
(Nov. 8, 2007) -- Dr. Jim Dill was recently appointed to the
Washington, D.C. based National Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare
Board of Directors where he will serve as the Vice-Chair of the National
Council Public Policy Committee.
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Who We Are
The Alabama Council of Community Mental Health Boards was incorporated in 1972 and initially consisted of 25 members. Today the Council is comprised of
30 Mental Health and Substance Abuse Agencies including the 22 Regional
Mental Health Boards incorporated under Act 310.
The purpose of the Council is to act as a liaison between its members, the Federal Government, the State Legislature, and the Alabama Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation. The Council offers continuing education workshops and conferences for its members and for social workers, psychologists, counselors, nurses, teachers, consumers, family members, and other mental health professionals.
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