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SUMMARY:Taking Action for Whole Health and Wellbeing
DESCRIPTION:The Copeland Center’s Taking Action for Whole Health & Wellbeing course is a co-facilitated group process that supports individuals in creating a personalized system for recovering\, sustaining\, and improving their whole health outcomes. The curriculum is based on Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration’s (SAMHSA) Taking Action curriculum and other recovery publications developed with input from individuals with lived experience of recovery from mental health\, addictions\, and co-occurring challenges. \n  \nThe program integrates evidence-based and experiential peer-to-peer strategies that have demonstrated effectiveness through research and provider feedback. The course is led by two trained peer co-facilitators following the Copeland Center’s evidence-based and experiential peer engagement strategies\, incorporating over two decades of experience. Training includes principles from Self-Directed Care\, Wellness Self-Management\, Motivation Theory\, and Peer Support. \n  \nEssential Elements \n\nRecovery\, wellness\, self-care\, self-compassion\, and action orientation\nFocus on self-esteem\, connection\, hope\, empowerment\, self-determination\, education\, community inclusion\, and self-advocacy\nBuild a strong support system and utilize personal and community resources\nWellness tools\, skills\, and strategies for whole health\, including physical health aspects such as exercise\, nutrition\, light\, sleep\, and smoking\nSpirituality\, complementary\, alternative\, and additional wellness tools\nDeveloping action plans for triggers\, early warning signs\, and difficult times\nHealthcare\, medications\, crisis planning\, and advanced directives\nPost-crisis and post-relapse planning\nWellness topics: employment\, meaningful activity\, motivation\, and lifestyle\n\n  \n\nLearning Objectives\n\n\n\nDefine key concepts of recovery\, wellness\, self-care\, and self-compassion\, and describe how the concepts apply to personal whole health journey\nReflect on meaningful activities and lifestyle choices\, including employment\, community involvement\, and personal passions as essential components of whole health\nIdentify and apply peer-supported tools and evidence-based strategies to increase self-determination\, empowerment\, hope\, and motivation\nStrengthen social support systems by exploring and connecting with personal\, peer\, and community resources that align with wellness goals\n\n\n\n\nLearn more and register!\n\n\nTrainers\n\n\nScott Metzger brought his 40 years of business management experience\, as well as his own “lived experience”\, to the Maine non-profit community in a variety of roles. Formerly\, Scott was the Director of Recovery Services at Sweetser with responsibilities for the Peer Support Specialist in the Emergency Department at Mid Coast Hospital seven days a week\, 24/7 statewide peer Intentional Warm Line\, Intentional Peer Support integrated into ACT and Behavioral Health Home Teams\, and state-wide Peer Training Network. Currently\, Scott is an active member of the Copeland Center Board\, a certified Intentional Peer Support Specialist\, and an enthusiast for Taking Action for Whole Health and Wellbeing. Scott is working on Wellness on Wheels\, a project that supports holistic wellness and utilizes small\, meaningful steps known as “micro-wellness” to move towards the life people want for themselves. Scott has combined his love of travel and biking for the goal of cycling the circumference of the lower 48\, and visiting the four corners\, one section at a time. This Fall\, he is pedaling from Lubec\, Maine to New Bern\, North Carolina.\n\n  \nKatie Wilson is Chief Operations Officer at the Copeland Center and came to the Copeland Center after working with Mary Ellen Copeland\, Ph.D. Over the past decade\, Katie has worked to guide systems and organizational leaders to implement the evidence-based practice of peer group model programs as well as help tailor wellness and recovery programs using the Copeland Center’s network of trained educators for their organizational recovery events and services. Katie produces and hosts Doors to Wellbeing’s popular monthly Peer Specialist Webinar Series serving over 30\,000 peer specialists each year. Katie is a popular speaker and trainer. Recently\, she has presented at the following conferences: Peerpocalyse\, VT Dept of Mental Health Conference\, Peerpalooza\, National Association for Peer Supporter Annual Conference\, Peer Support Coalition of PA Annual Conference\, and NYC Conference for Working Peer Specialists. Katie has worked for Marlboro College’s MBA program in Managing for Sustainability and the Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation. Katie received her BA from Bennington College and her master’s degree from New York University’s Center for Global Affairs where she studied international human rights and mental health.
URL:https://c4innovates.com/event/taking-action-for-whole-health-and-wellbeing-3/2026-06-16/
LOCATION:Holiday Inn Express\, 855 West Main Road\, Middletown\, RI\, 02842\, United States
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SUMMARY:Taking Action for Whole Health and Wellbeing
DESCRIPTION:The Copeland Center’s Taking Action for Whole Health & Wellbeing course is a co-facilitated group process that supports individuals in creating a personalized system for recovering\, sustaining\, and improving their whole health outcomes. The curriculum is based on Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration’s (SAMHSA) Taking Action curriculum and other recovery publications developed with input from individuals with lived experience of recovery from mental health\, addictions\, and co-occurring challenges. \n  \nThe program integrates evidence-based and experiential peer-to-peer strategies that have demonstrated effectiveness through research and provider feedback. The course is led by two trained peer co-facilitators following the Copeland Center’s evidence-based and experiential peer engagement strategies\, incorporating over two decades of experience. Training includes principles from Self-Directed Care\, Wellness Self-Management\, Motivation Theory\, and Peer Support. \n  \nEssential Elements \n\nRecovery\, wellness\, self-care\, self-compassion\, and action orientation\nFocus on self-esteem\, connection\, hope\, empowerment\, self-determination\, education\, community inclusion\, and self-advocacy\nBuild a strong support system and utilize personal and community resources\nWellness tools\, skills\, and strategies for whole health\, including physical health aspects such as exercise\, nutrition\, light\, sleep\, and smoking\nSpirituality\, complementary\, alternative\, and additional wellness tools\nDeveloping action plans for triggers\, early warning signs\, and difficult times\nHealthcare\, medications\, crisis planning\, and advanced directives\nPost-crisis and post-relapse planning\nWellness topics: employment\, meaningful activity\, motivation\, and lifestyle\n\n  \n\nLearning Objectives\n\n\n\nDefine key concepts of recovery\, wellness\, self-care\, and self-compassion\, and describe how the concepts apply to personal whole health journey\nReflect on meaningful activities and lifestyle choices\, including employment\, community involvement\, and personal passions as essential components of whole health\nIdentify and apply peer-supported tools and evidence-based strategies to increase self-determination\, empowerment\, hope\, and motivation\nStrengthen social support systems by exploring and connecting with personal\, peer\, and community resources that align with wellness goals\n\n\n\n\nLearn more and register!\n\n\nTrainers\n\n\nScott Metzger brought his 40 years of business management experience\, as well as his own “lived experience”\, to the Maine non-profit community in a variety of roles. Formerly\, Scott was the Director of Recovery Services at Sweetser with responsibilities for the Peer Support Specialist in the Emergency Department at Mid Coast Hospital seven days a week\, 24/7 statewide peer Intentional Warm Line\, Intentional Peer Support integrated into ACT and Behavioral Health Home Teams\, and state-wide Peer Training Network. Currently\, Scott is an active member of the Copeland Center Board\, a certified Intentional Peer Support Specialist\, and an enthusiast for Taking Action for Whole Health and Wellbeing. Scott is working on Wellness on Wheels\, a project that supports holistic wellness and utilizes small\, meaningful steps known as “micro-wellness” to move towards the life people want for themselves. Scott has combined his love of travel and biking for the goal of cycling the circumference of the lower 48\, and visiting the four corners\, one section at a time. This Fall\, he is pedaling from Lubec\, Maine to New Bern\, North Carolina.\n\n  \nKatie Wilson is Chief Operations Officer at the Copeland Center and came to the Copeland Center after working with Mary Ellen Copeland\, Ph.D. Over the past decade\, Katie has worked to guide systems and organizational leaders to implement the evidence-based practice of peer group model programs as well as help tailor wellness and recovery programs using the Copeland Center’s network of trained educators for their organizational recovery events and services. Katie produces and hosts Doors to Wellbeing’s popular monthly Peer Specialist Webinar Series serving over 30\,000 peer specialists each year. Katie is a popular speaker and trainer. Recently\, she has presented at the following conferences: Peerpocalyse\, VT Dept of Mental Health Conference\, Peerpalooza\, National Association for Peer Supporter Annual Conference\, Peer Support Coalition of PA Annual Conference\, and NYC Conference for Working Peer Specialists. Katie has worked for Marlboro College’s MBA program in Managing for Sustainability and the Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation. Katie received her BA from Bennington College and her master’s degree from New York University’s Center for Global Affairs where she studied international human rights and mental health.
URL:https://c4innovates.com/event/taking-action-for-whole-health-and-wellbeing-3/2026-06-17/
LOCATION:Holiday Inn Express\, 855 West Main Road\, Middletown\, RI\, 02842\, United States
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SUMMARY:Taking Action for Whole Health and Wellbeing
DESCRIPTION:The Copeland Center’s Taking Action for Whole Health & Wellbeing course is a co-facilitated group process that supports individuals in creating a personalized system for recovering\, sustaining\, and improving their whole health outcomes. The curriculum is based on Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration’s (SAMHSA) Taking Action curriculum and other recovery publications developed with input from individuals with lived experience of recovery from mental health\, addictions\, and co-occurring challenges. \n  \nThe program integrates evidence-based and experiential peer-to-peer strategies that have demonstrated effectiveness through research and provider feedback. The course is led by two trained peer co-facilitators following the Copeland Center’s evidence-based and experiential peer engagement strategies\, incorporating over two decades of experience. Training includes principles from Self-Directed Care\, Wellness Self-Management\, Motivation Theory\, and Peer Support. \n  \nEssential Elements \n\nRecovery\, wellness\, self-care\, self-compassion\, and action orientation\nFocus on self-esteem\, connection\, hope\, empowerment\, self-determination\, education\, community inclusion\, and self-advocacy\nBuild a strong support system and utilize personal and community resources\nWellness tools\, skills\, and strategies for whole health\, including physical health aspects such as exercise\, nutrition\, light\, sleep\, and smoking\nSpirituality\, complementary\, alternative\, and additional wellness tools\nDeveloping action plans for triggers\, early warning signs\, and difficult times\nHealthcare\, medications\, crisis planning\, and advanced directives\nPost-crisis and post-relapse planning\nWellness topics: employment\, meaningful activity\, motivation\, and lifestyle\n\n  \n\nLearning Objectives\n\n\n\nDefine key concepts of recovery\, wellness\, self-care\, and self-compassion\, and describe how the concepts apply to personal whole health journey\nReflect on meaningful activities and lifestyle choices\, including employment\, community involvement\, and personal passions as essential components of whole health\nIdentify and apply peer-supported tools and evidence-based strategies to increase self-determination\, empowerment\, hope\, and motivation\nStrengthen social support systems by exploring and connecting with personal\, peer\, and community resources that align with wellness goals\n\n\n\n\nLearn more and register!\n\n\nTrainers\n\n\nScott Metzger brought his 40 years of business management experience\, as well as his own “lived experience”\, to the Maine non-profit community in a variety of roles. Formerly\, Scott was the Director of Recovery Services at Sweetser with responsibilities for the Peer Support Specialist in the Emergency Department at Mid Coast Hospital seven days a week\, 24/7 statewide peer Intentional Warm Line\, Intentional Peer Support integrated into ACT and Behavioral Health Home Teams\, and state-wide Peer Training Network. Currently\, Scott is an active member of the Copeland Center Board\, a certified Intentional Peer Support Specialist\, and an enthusiast for Taking Action for Whole Health and Wellbeing. Scott is working on Wellness on Wheels\, a project that supports holistic wellness and utilizes small\, meaningful steps known as “micro-wellness” to move towards the life people want for themselves. Scott has combined his love of travel and biking for the goal of cycling the circumference of the lower 48\, and visiting the four corners\, one section at a time. This Fall\, he is pedaling from Lubec\, Maine to New Bern\, North Carolina.\n\n  \nKatie Wilson is Chief Operations Officer at the Copeland Center and came to the Copeland Center after working with Mary Ellen Copeland\, Ph.D. Over the past decade\, Katie has worked to guide systems and organizational leaders to implement the evidence-based practice of peer group model programs as well as help tailor wellness and recovery programs using the Copeland Center’s network of trained educators for their organizational recovery events and services. Katie produces and hosts Doors to Wellbeing’s popular monthly Peer Specialist Webinar Series serving over 30\,000 peer specialists each year. Katie is a popular speaker and trainer. Recently\, she has presented at the following conferences: Peerpocalyse\, VT Dept of Mental Health Conference\, Peerpalooza\, National Association for Peer Supporter Annual Conference\, Peer Support Coalition of PA Annual Conference\, and NYC Conference for Working Peer Specialists. Katie has worked for Marlboro College’s MBA program in Managing for Sustainability and the Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation. Katie received her BA from Bennington College and her master’s degree from New York University’s Center for Global Affairs where she studied international human rights and mental health.
URL:https://c4innovates.com/event/taking-action-for-whole-health-and-wellbeing-3/2026-06-18/
LOCATION:Holiday Inn Express\, 855 West Main Road\, Middletown\, RI\, 02842\, United States
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SUMMARY:ASAM 101: A Foundational Overview
DESCRIPTION:Training Description\n\nASAM 101: A Foundational Overview \nThe American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) Criteria is the most widely used framework for assessing individuals with substance use disorders and determining appropriate level of care. This training provides an overview of the ASAM criteria’s purpose\, dimensions\, and best practices\, working to build a practical foundation for effectively using it to guide placement decisions. Participants will learn how the ASAM assessment supports person-centered\, strengths-based care and will be given the opportunity to apply the criteria in real-world scenarios to support learning and confidence. \nLearning Objectives: \n\nDescribe the purpose and importance of the ASAM criteria\nDescribe the six assessment dimensions of the ASAM and their relevance\nExplain the ASAM continuum of care and the difference between levels\nApply ASAM criteria to real-world scenarios to promote better understanding of processes\n\nTrainer Bio \nAnna Erdei\, MBA\, MA\, LMHC\, joined Bay State Community Services (BSCS) in August 2020 and is responsible for overseeing the Outpatient Clinic\, the BHCP program\, and the criminal justice and correctional programs. In her current role as Senior Vice President of Outpatient Services\, Anna provides supervision and support to all programs in the Outpatient Clinic\, including the Director of the Heart-to Heart Program\, Behavioral-Health Community Partners\, and Recovery Coaching Services. \nAnna obtained her Master of Arts degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Lesley University and her MBA with concentration in healthcare management from Northeastern University. She received her LMHC licensure in 2007. \nLearn More and Register \n\n 
URL:https://c4innovates.com/event/asam-training/
LOCATION:Holiday Inn Express\, 855 West Main Road\, Middletown\, RI\, 02842\, United States
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SUMMARY:HIPAA/Ethics Training
DESCRIPTION:This training provides a comprehensive overview of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and the ethical standards in Rhode Island that guide professional practice for providers. Participants will learn how to protect privacy\, maintain confidentiality\, and navigate complex situations using ethical guidelines. Through real-world scenarios and interactive discussion\, this training equips participants to make informed\, ethical decisions that uphold both professional integrity and the rights of those they serve. \n  \nLearning Objectives \n\nDefine key principles of HIPAA and professional ethics in RI\nDescribe the process for ethical decision making\nIdentify common threats to good ethical care in behavioral health\nIdentify and describe client rights\nApply HIPAA and ethical guidelines to real world case studies\n\n  \nTrainer \nAnna Erdei\, MBA\, MA\, LMHC\, joined Bay State Community Services (BSCS) in August 2020 and is responsible for overseeing the Outpatient Clinic\, Behavioral Health Community Partner )(BHCP) program\, and criminal justice and correctional programs. In her current role as Senior Vice President of Outpatient Services\, Anna provides supervision and support to all programs in the Outpatient Clinic\, including the Director of the Heart-to Heart Program\, Behavioral-Health Community Partners\, and Recovery Coaching Services. Anna obtained her Master of Arts degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Lesley University and her Master of Business Administration with concentration in healthcare management from Northeastern University. She received her Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) licensure in 2007.
URL:https://c4innovates.com/event/hipaa-ethics-training-2/
LOCATION:Holiday Inn Express\, 855 West Main Road\, Middletown\, RI\, 02842\, United States
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