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Alternatives 2012 - WRAP: First, Last, and Always
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Wellness: How to Have It and Keep It w/ BJ North
Developing an Advance Directive / Crisis Plan
Changing Course:New Directions in Mental Health and Recovery
WRAP Overview with Mary Ellen Copeland
WRAP for the Effects of Trauma with Mary Ellen Copeland
Creating A Culture of Wellness: A Path To Eliminating Seclusion and Restraints
Writing Grant Proposals for WRAP
WRAP as an Evidence-Based Practice w/ Judith Cook and Matthew Federici
WRAP for Kids
WRAP P.A.L.S Webinar
Great WRAP Facilitation
Principles for Staying Sane While Effectively Helping a Loved One in Crisis- Presented by MindFreedom
WRAP Overview
WRAP as an Evidence-Based Practice
Loneliness & WRAP
WRAP for Kids
Wellness Tools
Taking Charge of Your Mind and Making Your Life Go Well
Exploring Fun With WRAP
Enhancing WRAP
Using WRAP with Kids
Gratitude as an Action Plan
WRAP for Groups
Using WRAP to Develop a Strong System of Support
Living WRAP
WRAP and Healing the Effects of Trauma
Wellness Tools
Working with Veterans and Military Personnel: How WRAP Can Make a Differenc
WRAP Around Food
March 21, 2013
WRAP Facilitator, Dawn Heffernan explores how WRAP has helped her create the plan that works for her around food.This is an excellent webinar for anyone who has struggled with their wellness choices when it comes to food, or anyone who supports people who are struggling with these sorts of issues.
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WRAP and Loneliness
December 6, 2012
Sherri Rushman, Advanced Level WRAP Facilitator, guides attendees through the process of identifying support related Wellness Tools and using those tools to build a powerful WRAP that will help them to increase the size and effectiveness of their support system. WRAP group facilitators and health care providers are encouraged to attend as well, so that they can share these ideas and strategies with others.
WRAP and Loneliness PowerPoint WRAP Plan for Loneliness
WRAP for Anyone and Everyone
November 19, 2012
Presented by Jawanza Hadley. This webinar explores how people can live day to day using WRAP as their guide to recovery and wellness. Jawanza's presentation includes his story which illustrates the challenges of using WRAP and the power of WRAP in helping people to improve the quality of their daily lives and going on to mmeting their own goals and dreams.
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WRAP: First, Last, and Always
October 13, 2012
Powerpoint slides from Mary Ellen Copeland's institute at the Alternatives 2012 Conference- Portland, Oregon
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Smoking Cessation and WRAP
September 19, 2012
Gina Calhoun, Director of Wellness and Recovery Education at the Copeland Center, will present a Webinar on Smoking Cessation and WRAP. After 15 years of smoking a pack of cigarettes a day, Gina wanted to become a nonsmoker without the side effect of weight gain. In this Webinar, Gina will share how she used the Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) to take back control of her life from cigarettes and how she discovered that WRAP for smoking cessation only worked when she started working her WRAP.
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WRAP for Diabetes
September 18, 2012
Diabetes is a serious health concern that afflicts an estimated 16 million Americans. Join certified Advanced Level WRAP Facilitator and Certified Peer Specialist, Eric Larson as he shares his experience using WRAP to create a balance for his mental health and diabetes challenges. Struggling with Diabetes has been a harsh teacher revealing the importance of self-care and its impact on his daily life. However he has used these lessons to reflect upon how the 5 Key Recovery Concepts relate to living with Diabetes. Eric's Wellness Toolbox grows daily and he will share some simple tools that work to advance his Diabetes care one step at a time.
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Wellness: How to Have It and Keep It - with BJ North
September 17, 2012
In this webinar, we focus on using WRAP to explore how amazing our lives are. Sometimes we are caught up in the doings of our lives and we miss the moment to be present to our wellness. Join Copeland Center Certified Master WRAP® Facilitator, BJ North as she draws upon her extensive life experience of how WRAP promotes wellness. When the key concepts of mental health recovery and WRAP: Hope, Personal Responsibility, Education, Self-Advocacy, and Support, thrive in our lives, wellness also thrives. This webinar will help you understand how you can put in place in your life actions that will keep you on the wellness track. BJ will talk about what wellness is, acknowledge when we have it, and discuss how to keep it.
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Developing an Advance Directive / Crisis Plan
June 21, 2012
Join Mary Ellen Copeland as she walks you, step by step through the process of developing an Advance Directive, or Crisis Plan, a plan which you develop for yourself, or with the assistance of others, that instructs others on how to provide you with care and support when you are having a very difficult time.
Most of us like to keep our lives under our own control. However, unanticipated circumstances such as the onset of severe mental health difficulties, a life tragedy, an illness or an accident, can and do occur in everyone’s lives. If you have an AdvanceDirective it will tell others what to do and when to do it, keeping you in control even when it seems like things are out of control.
This webinar will also serve as a guide if you are supporting another person in developing an Advance Directive or a Crisis Plan. Click here to view the recording
Changing Course: New Directions in Mental Health and Recovery
June 14, 2012
Author and journalist Robert Whitaker joins mental health educator Mary Ellen Copeland for this important webinar.
Respected and rigorous research is showing that mental health challenges are "episodic", which means that they go away over time. Psychiatric medications can cause long term health problems like diabetes, obesity, and sexual dysfunction. These problems do not necessarily resolve when the medications are no longer being taken, and the mental health issues may become more extreme than before.
Robert Whitaker gives an overview of his important work, Anatomy of an Epidemic. As he searched for answers to the troubling question of why the number of people with mental health challenges in the US had tripled over the past two decades, his investigation led to an intensive study of the merits of psychiatric medications and his documentation of the phenomenon that occurs when people who have been taking medications for a long time no longer take them. He found that they experience mental health challenges that are far worse than anything they experienced before they began taking the medications.
Mary Ellen Copeland shares her vision of a mental health system where people who reach out for assistance and support are first encouraged to use their own personal resources to find simple, safe solutions to their mental health challenges. She will speak specifically to the efficacy of using the evidence-based Wellness recovery Action Plan as the initial and primary support on the journey to recovery.
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Living WRAP
May 24, 2012
Mary Ellen Copeland explores how people use WRAP daily as their guide to recovery and wellness. Her presentation includes stories that she has gathered from people around the world who use WRAP; stories that illustrate the challenges of using WRAP, and the power of WRAP in helping people to improve the quality of their daily lives and going on to meet their own goals and dreams.
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WRAP Overview with Mary Ellen Copeland
April 26, 2012
Join author, educator and mental health advocate, Mary Ellen Copeland, PhD, as she takes us through a basic overview of WRAP®. She will describe the five key concepts- hope, education, personal responsibility, self-advocacy, and support. Mary Ellen will describe the sections of WRAP: Wellness Tools, the Daily Maintenance Plan, Triggers and Triggers Action Plan, Early Warning Signs and Action Plan, When Things are Breaking Down, Crisis Planning/Advance Directive, and Post Crisis planning. She will also talk about the Values and Ethics that are fundamental to WRAP. The presentation will be followed by a live question and answer session.
This webinar is appropriate for anyone who wants to learn more about WRAP, either for themselves or to support others.
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WRAP for the Effects of Trauma with Mary Ellen Copeland
March 22, 2012
This webinar is an adaptation of the basic WRAP program for people who recognize or suspect trauma to be the cause of their mental health difficulties. It will include information specific to the experience of being a trauma survivor. Dr. Copeland will give you examples of signs of distress that may be trauma-related, and lots of ideas for Wellness Tools and Action Plans that work. It can be a personal guide to recovery and wellness whether you are developing your WRAP with a group or on your own. She will describe comprehensive instructions for developing your WRAP, and in-depth descriptions of some of the most common Wellness tools. In addition, this webinar will contain lots of information and examples that are specific to addressing issues related to trauma as with information from people who are working on their wellness and recovery.
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Creating A Culture of Wellness: A Path To Eliminating Seclusion and Restraints
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Writing Grant Proposals for WRAP
February 9, 2012
This webinar, with Katherine F. H. Heart, will provide basic information about seeking grants for Wellness Recovery Action Plans. Grants can be found to: start or expand the number of WRAP groups, train facilitators, integrate WRAP into formal systems of care, and apply WRAP to other community programs that serve the needs of children and families, veterans, and other people with health and mental health issues. Participants will learn about the grant seeking process, basic proposal writing, researching potential funders, and resources for further study. WRAP Facilitators may be able to advance their careers by developing knowledge and skill in grant proposal writing.
This is a great opportunity for anyone looking into ways to fund a WRAP program as well as for people looking to advocate to get more WRAP into their agency or organization. It is ideal for WRAP Facilitators, administrators, volunteers, board members, and those using WRAP or those supporting others to use WRAP.
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WRAP as an Evidence-Based Practice w/ Judith Cook and Matthew Federici
January 10, 2012
This webinar describes the rigorous research study of WRAP participant outcomes that has been accomplished through collaboration between university researchers and WRAP advocates/facilitators in Ohio. Judith A. Cook is Professor, PhD, will present this webinar along with Matthew Federici, Executive Director of the Copeland Center.
It will be helpful for anyone interested in evaluating WRAP at the individual, group, community, or statewide levels, as well as those who are interested in using research results to improve the quality of WRAP facilitation. Also discussed will be ways the research results can be used to improve WRAP and advocate for increasing WRAP funding. Along with information on WRAP as an evidence-based practices, Matthew Federici will give practice tips for implementing WRAP to adhere to the evidence base.
WRAP for Kids
December 19, 2011
WRAP® for Kids is based on the Wellness Recovery Action Plan, a system developed by Mary Ellen Copeland and a group of people with mental health challenges. It had been suggested by parents and care providers that if kids had a WRAP®, it might set the stage for them to have a happy and healthy life. Mary Ellen Copeland heard their voices and with the help of three ten-years olds created a workbook for kids to develop their own Wellness Recovery Action Plan.
While the plan must be developed by the child who is using it, trusted adults in their life can provide valuable, positive support. The idea and concept of WRAP® for kids is similar to that of adults, yet the language is kid friendly and the crisis/post crisis plan has been omitted.
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WRAP P.A.L.S Webinar
November 10, 2011 Powerpoint slides for WRAP P.A.L.S.
Great WRAP Facilitation
July 18th, 2011 Powerpoint slides for Great WRAP Facilitation program.
Principles for Staying Sane While Effectively Helping a Loved One in Crisis- Presented by MindFreedom
July 27, 2011
"Principles for Staying Sane While Effectively Helping a Loved One in Crisis" - Presented by MindFreedom
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WRAP Overview
June 15, 2011 Powerpoint Slides from WRAP Overview
WRAP as an Evidence-Based Practice
May 19, 2011 Powerpoint Slides from WRAP as an Evidence-Based Practice
Loneliness & WRAP
April 27, 2011 Powerpoint Slides from Loneliness & WRAP
WRAP for Kids
April 13, 2011
Many people are interested in supporting children to create their own personal WRAPs. Mary Ellen Copeland, PhD will discuss a guide to help children discover all the things that they can do to feel well, stay well, and even feel better when the going is hard.
Mary Ellen will lead participants through the process of developing a WRAP with children and answer questions that come up specifically with supporting children including encouragement, introduction to WRAP, and more.
“A WRAP Workbook for Kids”, by Dr. Copeland was originally published in 2007, this incredible resource has been updated with a fresh, new layout and a WRAP from a new child.
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Wellness Tools
March 16, 2011
Wellness Tools are the heart of WRAP. It's easier to increase the level of Wellness Tools in our lives than to start from square one. We can also invent new Wellness Tools to fit certain situations.
Carol Bailey Floyd will be presenting and facilitating the webinar. Through participation in the FREE "Wellness Tools Webinar, you will:
- Explore why and how Wellness Tools can play a vital role in our lives
- Learn about the new and fun Wellness Tools
- Discover new ways to think about and use Wellness Tools
- Hear why collecting Wellness Tools is one of the best hobbies ever.
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Taking Charge of Your Mind and Making Your Life Go Well
March 3, 2011
Janet Foner, Board member and chair of the Choices in Mental Health committee of MindFreedom International, will present a system that anyone can use with friends/peers, without mental health professionals involved, to reclaim their mind and make their life go well. She will talk about five ways to refocus one's mind off distress and onto rewarding and fun things. These include setting up a peers/friends/family listening network, having fun every day, setting goals to make your life the life of your own choosing, how to make the repeated decision to refocus onto rewarding things, and how to reclaim your natural healing process.
Al Galves, Board member and committee member of the Choices in Mental Health committee of MindFreedom International, will present an exercise which you can use to be able to control your attitude towards your thoughts and your reactions to your thoughts. He will lead you through the exercise of relaxing, paying attention to your breathing, and letting thoughts go. You will learn how to step away from your thoughts, get a little separation from them and decide how to react to them.
At the end of the presentation, you'll learn about MindFreedom International and how to join it if you choose to do so. www.mindfreedom.org
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Breathing Exercise instructions
Exploring Fun With WRAP
February 23, 2011
Have you ever explored the possibilities of fun and creativity in WRAP® (Wellness Recovery Action Plan)? Often people feel like they don't have a right to have fun because of the situations they are facing in their lives. It's important to give yourself permission to be playful - you may not have fun all day long, but you don't have to be serious all day long either! There's energy associated with fun and creativity that can be incorporated into wellness tools, action plans, the daily maintenance section, and more. This energy can help diminish and even eliminate rough times and can liven up our days! This webinar is applicable for anyone who: has a WRAP®, is interested in WRAP® in general, is thinking about creating a WRAP®, or who loves someone who has a WRAP®. Carol will give an overview of WRAP® while exploring the fun and creative aspects of it.
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Enhancing WRAP
October 13, 2010
In this webinar, Dr. Mary Ellen Copeland will discuss using various techniques to help people uncover more wellness tools, and develop more user-friendly action plans. In addition she will describe strategies for making WRAP groups more interesting and fun for the participants. This webinar is designed for people who are developing, or considering developing their own Wellness Recovery Action Plan, and for people who are supporting others in developing their WRAP, as well as for those who are facilitating WRAP groups. In addition she will answer questions about WRAP and about her new book, WRAP Plus.
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Great WRAP Facilitation
May 5, 2010
Matthew Federici, Executive Director of the Copeland Center will be discussing best practices for WRAP Facilitators. Great WRAP Facilitation is for all audiences from people who know just a little bit on WRAP to Advance Level Facilitators. This Webinar is designed to highlight the basic training mythologies modeled by the Copeland Center and used for the University of Illinois research study as well as offer helpful tips and strategies to existing WRAP facilitators to enhance their presentation.
Matthew is an experienced Advanced Level WRAP Facilitator who has done both training and managing a training team through his previous position at the Institute for Recovery and Community Integration.
This webinar is sponsored by the Copeland Center for Wellness and Recovery where you can get trained to be a certified WRAP Facilitator.
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Using WRAP with Chronic Conditions: Diabetes
] April 7, 2010
Matthew Federici, Executive Director of the Copeland Center, and Eric Larson, Advanced Level WRAP Facilitator, will present a webinar on using WRAP for chronic medical conditions with a focus on diabetes.
This webinar is intended for all audiences and will provide an overview of the Wellness Recovery Action Plan from a holistic health perspective, as Eric Larson, Advanced Level WRAP Facilitator discusses the applications to staying well despite the challenges of having diabetes.
Through participation in this webinar you will be able to:
1. Describe how WRAP® is a holistic health practice that can facilitate wellness regardless of the health challenge.
2. Identify new approaches, wellness tools and actions plans that may help you with the challenge of wellness despite having Diabetes
3. Utilize the key concepts to identify barriers to a wellness mindset
This webinar is sponsored by the Copeland Center for Wellness and Recovery where you can get trained to be a certified WRAP Facilitator.
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Using WRAP with Kids
March 17, 2010
Many people are interested in supporting children to create their own personal WRAPs. Mary Ellen Copeland, PhD, has developed a guide to help children discover all the things that they can do to feel well, stay well, and even feel better when the going is hard.
Mary Ellen will guide participants through the process she developed and answer questions that come up specifically with supporting children through creating a WRAP including encouragement, introduction to WRAP, and more.
Mary Ellen Copeland worked with a group of people who have a lived experience of mental health challenges to develop WRAP. She is the author of WRAP® (Wellness Recovery Action Plan), and many other recovery-oriented resources.
This webinar is sponsored by the Copeland Center for Wellness and Recovery where you can get trained to be a certified WRAP Facilitator.
Recording of Using WRAP with Kids
Gratitude as an Action Plan
February 17, 2010
Gratitude can serve to heal and help us move forward in positive ways. A daily acknowledgment of what is right in our lives can create the groundwork for mindfulness, confidence, self-esteem, and empowerment. Active recognition of the optimistic force of gratitude is a powerful approach to living. This presentation includes remarkable research findings about the benefits of using this simple, safe and uplifting wellness tool.
Certificates of attendance are available on request. Sorry, CEUs are not available.
Carol Bailey Floyd, Director of Programs for Mental Health Recovery & WRAP, is a certified WRAP facilitator and trainer of facilitators. Well-known in the mental health field, she was the Project Coordinator for the U. of IL- Chicago's WRAP Research Project in OH. For more information on her work go to http://www.mentalhealthrecovery.com.
This webinar is sponsored by the Copeland Center for Wellness and Recovery where you can get trained to be a certified WRAP Facilitator and Essential Learning, your resource for online WRAP and recovery courses.
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WRAP for Groups
January 20, 2010
Mary Ellen Copeland will present a free webinar, WRAP for Groups on Wednesday, January 20 from 2-3 PM EST. It wasn't long after the development of WRAP that people began to realize that this simple process that people use to guide their recovery from mental health difficulties could also be used to increase the successfulness and effectiveness of all kinds of groups including WRAP groups, support groups of all kinds including peers support groups, organizations, agencies and even family groups. Developing a WRAP for a group has become so popular that it is a featured activity in WRAP facilitator trainings. In this Webinar, Mary Ellen will lead the participants through the process of identifying Wellness Tools that will be helpful to groups and then developing a plan that insures the tools are used when needed -- at each session, occasionally, when the group is upset, when things are not going well and even when people are considering leaving the group or the group is considering reorganizing or disbanding,
People who use WRAP on a daily basis to guide their lives, WRAP group facilitators and people who facilitate other kinds of groups, people at all levels of responsibility in organizations and agencies, care providers and family members are encouraged to attend.
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Using WRAP to Develop a Strong System of Support
December 16, 2009
Mary Ellen Copeland of the Copeland Center for Wellness and Recovery will present, Using WRAP to Develop and Keep a Strong Support System. Using the Loneliness Workbook as a guide, she will guide attendees through the process of identifying support related Wellness Tools and then using those tools to build a powerful WRAP that will help them to increase the size and effectiveness of their support system. WRAP group facilitators and health care providers are encouraged to attend as well so that they can share these ideas and strategies with others.
Many, many of the questions in previous webinars are about issues related to support. In Mary Ellen Copeland's earliest studies on how people recover from mental health difficulties, "support" emerged as a key concept for recovery. Those studies, the basis for her well-known recovery work of the last 20 years showed that most people felt that everyone should have a support team of at least 5 people, people who care, people who are willing to listen, people who are willing to help when needed, and people who share the joys and sorrows of our lives, people who like to do fun things. Yet many, probably most people, find Developing and Keeping a Strong Support System to be a challenge in their lives. And yet the ease with which we recover seems to be dependent not only on our own resources but on the closeness and effectiveness of our connection with others.
Mary Ellen also found in her research for the Loneliness Book that people who enjoy time alone and who are not always desperate to be with others are less lonely. She will include in this webinar wellness tools and strategies that help people enjoy and appreciate time alone.
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Living WRAP
November 18, 2009
This webinar with Mary Ellen Copeland, PhD, explores how people can live day to day using WRAP as their guide to recovery and wellness. She will talk about the importance of hope, personal responsibility, education, self advocacy, support and problem solving in using WRAP. In addition she will share ideas for enhancing each section of WRAP, from the Wellness Toolbox to the Post Crisis Plan, so that it becomes a truly powerful personal guide. Her presentation will include stories that she has gathered from people around the world who use WRAP, stories that illustrate the challenges of using WRAP and the power of WRAP in helping people in improve the quality of their daily lives and going on to meeting their own goals and dreams.
This webinar is open to anyone who is connected to WRAP. However, Dr. Copeland feels it is particularly important that Copeland Center certified WRAP facilitators and anyone who works with others, either in groups or as individuals, including veterans and people in the military attend this webinar.
Mary Ellen Copeland worked with a group of people who have a lived experience of mental health challenges to develop WRAP. She is the author of WRAP® (Wellness Recovery Action Plan), and many other recovery-oriented resources.
This webinar is sponsored by the Copeland Center for Wellness and Recovery where you can get trained to be a certified WRAP Facilitator and Essential Learning, your resource for online WRAP and recovery courses.
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WRAP & Healing the Effects of Trauma
Presented by Mary Ellen Copeland, PhD
October 21, 2009
Author, educator and mental health advocate, Mary Ellen Copeland, PhD, will be speaking on how to frame a personal Wellness Recovery Action Plan for those healing the effects of trauma.
Based on her book, co-authored with Maxine Harris, Healing the Trauma of Abuse: A Women's Workbook, this webinar will go through the key points of activities and exercises that encourage healing and wellness.
Using Build Your Own WRAP Online, Mary Ellen will demonstrate strategies for healing trauma and increasing wellness.
Mary Ellen Copeland is author of the celebrated WRAP® (Wellness Recovery Action Plan), a simple self-help system for identifying personal resources and then using those resources to stay well and help you when you are feeling badly.
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Webinar on Wellness Tools
Presented by Mary Ellen Copeland, PhD
September 23, 2009
Author, educator and mental health advocate, Mary Ellen Copeland, PhD, described concrete techniques to identify wellness tools for yourself and helpful ideas when working with others to find their wellness tools. The presentation included:
* Simple activities to help identify more wellness tools
* Advice when working with others
* Mary Ellen's favorite wellness tools
* Some commonly over looked but effective wellness tools
Recorded FREE Webinar with Mary Ellen Copeland_ PhD_ on Wellness Tools
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Working with Veterans and Military Personnel: How WRAP Can Make a Difference
Presented by Mary Ellen Copeland, PhD
July 29, 2009
Learn how Wellness Recovery Action Planning can successfully help veterans to achieve recovery. Dr. Copeland will share what she has learned working with veterans and consulting with veteran organizations across the country. The following topics will be discussed:
- Why WRAP® works so well for veterans.
- Introducing WRAP® to veterans and engaging them in the WRAP® process either as individuals or in groups.
- How veterans need to be supported while they are developing and using their WRAP® over time.
- The values that providers must follow to assure optimum outcomes in using WRAP® with veterans.
- How to integrate Wellness Recovery Action Planning into the programs at your agency or organization.
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