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11th Annual Summer Institute – Call for Presenters

 

The Center for Applied Behavioral Health Policy (CABHP) is hosting the 11th Annual Summer Institute in Sedona, AZ from July 20-23, 2010.  This year’s theme is:  Key Components for Creating Comprehensive Systems of Care: Prevention to Recovery.  CABHP is now accepting applications for the breakout sessions through March 10, 2010.  

The breakout sessions are 90 minutes in length or 3 hours for the extended sessions; including time for questions and answers.  Some of the suggested topic areas are:  Prevention; Adapted evidence-based practice to specific clinical environments and populations; Children, adolescents and families; Technology, Workforce; Cultural competence; Budgets, housing and employment. Other suggestions can be found on the Call for Presenter paperwork.

The instructions and application form can be found on the link below.  Please contact Linda Williamson at linda.williamson@asu.edu or 602-496-1483 if you have any questions or need assistance.

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