Articles from Behavioral Healthcare (August 1, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Blazing a new trail for mental health consumers: community leaders in a rapidly growing Texas county work together to promote better care for people with mental illnesses.	Couch, Terri	Report	1528
Building a stronger workforce in rural America: mental health stakeholders in rural Missouri develop education and training opportunities to attract and retain staff.	Martin, Brian		1055
Considering a public health approach: the public health framework might work well in addressing mental health and substance use problems.	Manderscheid, Ronald W.		1039
E-learning's impact on consumer employees: its flexible approach makes it a valuable training tool for these staff members.	Rogers, Joseph; Battista-Frazee, Kristin		609
Four pillars that support change: Washtenaw County, Michigan, built better services based on four guiding principles.	Sabourin, Donna		1653
Good intentions, but few results: part one in a two-part series about improving the quality of behavioral health services.	Dougherty, Richard H.		2019
Increase consumers' role in system reform: although consumers have a larger role than ever before, their role is still relatively limited.	Bernstein, Robert		854
Keeping youths close to home: stakeholders create a residential center for youths in a rural area of Colorado.	Otteman, Becky N.; Harris, Nancy A.		817
Opportunity born from tragedy: the Virginia Tech tragedy should motivate changes in Virginia's mental healthcare system.	Allison, Ronald A.	Cover story	2350
Raising our umbrella: it's time for our many associations to unite under an umbrella organization.	Hunsicker, Ronald J.		775
Recovery blows in on the winds of change: recovery reinforcement training promotes a healthier environment for people receiving services and staff.	Ashcraft, Lori; Anthony, William A.; Martin, Chris	Report	1055
Restarting a provider organization: IT is an important part of a West Virginia provider's turnaround.	Wallace, Jim		1910
Royal Ottawa Mental Health Centre and University of Ottawa Institute of Mental Health Research: Ottawa, Ontario.			408
Virginia Tech's larger lessons: the shootings raise many questions about current state laws and practices.	Bergeron, Mary Ann		1149
Work in progress.	Edwards, Douglas J.		371