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This website is designed to give you the latest information about behavioral health integration and to let you dialogue with your peers about important questions and issues in this area. You can download AND upload recent theory or research articles. You can download tools that will help you design and implement a successful behavioral health integration program (These are all free, but you have to join the website as a member first). By joining our list serve (see Discussion Forums ), you can network with folks across the country, share innovations, solve local problems and make integrative behavioral care a reality. You can also contact us directly with questions without going through the list serve. We appreciate your interest in integrated behavioral care and hope you enjoy your journey through this site!

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  Site News :: Mountainview Moves Toward Implementation in San Francisco
Posted by kirk - Friday 21 January 2011 - 12:03:53 - Comments are turned off for this item
Commencing the week of January 24, 2011, Mountainview Consulting will initiate implementation of a system wide integrated behavioral health model for the County and City of San Francisco Public Health Department. This comes after a year of detailed planning, program definition and staff training efforts. The service model is based on the Primary Care Behavioral Health Model elaborated by Robinson and Reiter in their 2007 book, Behavioral Consultation and Primary Care: A guide to integrating services. Dr. Robinson will lead the implementation initiative, which is expected to last for the next two years.
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  Site News :: Second Year of Behavioral Health Optimization Project In the Books
Posted by kirk - Friday 30 October 2009 - 15:38:26 - Comments are turned off for this item
The end of September marked the completion of the second year of the US Air Force Behavioral Health Optimization Project (BHOP). Coordinated internally by Lt. Col. Tracy Neal-Walden Ph.D and Maj. Robert Vanecek Ph.D., the second year project involved Drs. Robinson and/or Strosahl providing intensive consultation and training to primary care and behavioral health providers at 20 US Air Force Medical Treatment Facilities in both Europe and the United States. Each week long training involved planning meetings with the base command structure, special workshops designed to introduce behavioral health and primary care providers to cutting edge approaches to integration and in vivo core competency training for behavioral health consultants assigned to primary care. Feedback on these site visits has been overwhelmingly positive, both from behavioral health consultants and their primary care colleagues.
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  Site News :: Mountainview Takes Lead Role in San Francisco Integration Project
Posted by kirk - Friday 30 October 2009 - 15:31:34 - Comments are turned off for this item
Mountainview Consulting, in collaboration with Public Consulting Group, will lead a large scale primary care behavioral health integration project for the city and county of San Francisco. This amitious integration project involves 24 public health and mental health sites distributed throughout the city and county. Drs. Strosahl and Robinson will take the lead role in the process of assessing the degree of integration at each site and then developing an integrated service delivery program that fits the unique needs of each site. The project is expected to last 2-4 years and, to our knowledge, is the largest single public health system integration project ever conducted!
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  Site News :: Mountainview Consulting Leads Huge Air Force Integration Project
Posted by kirk - Friday 04 April 2008 - 15:38:08 - Comments are turned off for this item
The United States Air Force has launched a world wide initiative to integrate behavioral health and primary care services. Code named the Behavioral Health Optimization Program (BHOP), this initiative will be coordinated by Mountainview Consulting Group, which will provide on-site consultation and training services to multiple primary care sites spread across the United States and Europe. As far as we know, this is the largest single integration project ever attempted in the United States in terms of both number of sites and projected cost. The BHOP model of integrated care is closely aligned with the Primary Care Behavioral Health Model, developed in the mid 1990's and comprehensively described in the book, Behavioral Consultation and Primary Care: A Guide to Integrating Services by Patti Robinson Ph.D. and Jeff Reiter Ph.D., ABPP. The Mountainview consultation team consists of Drs. Robinson, Reiter and Strosahl, who collectively will deliver all on site consultation and training services for the Air Force.
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  Site News :: New Book on Behavioral Health in Primary Care Released
Posted by kirk - Tuesday 18 December 2007 - 16:35:21 - Comments are turned off for this item
Springer Publishing has just released a fantastic, comprehensive "how to" book on the Primary Care Behavioral Health Model. The title is "Behavioral Consultation and Primary Care: A Guide to Integrating Services", authored by Patricia Robinson Ph.D. and Jeff Reiter Ph.D. ABPP. Unlike other books on integration, this text is written from beginning to end by the same two authors, both of whom have loads of experience with the design, implementation and clinical practice of integrated care. I've reviewed the book and it is destined to be a classic in the field. It has everything you would want to know, ranging from how to set up a consulting practice to addressing various clinical problems in children and adults to methods for screening and outcome measurement. The book is written in a very accessible style and it is clear that these two authors have been around the block as practitioners in the primary care setting. I think this is a must have resource for any professional who intends to start an integrated care program or intends to practice clinically in primary care.
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  Site News :: Integrated Care Results in Positive Outcomes, Increased Consumer and Provider Satisfaction
Posted by kirk - Tuesday 18 December 2007 - 16:33:58 - Comments are turned off for this item
At a symposium on evaluating integrated behavioral care programs presented at the annual meeting of the Association for the Advancement of Behavior Therapy, Jeff Reiter Ph.D. and Patricia Robinson Ph.D. highlighted several positive outcomes. First, primary behavioral health services improved mental and physical health scores on the Duke Health Profile, a commonly used measure of general health status. Second, consumers reported very high levels of satisfaction with various aspects of their integrated behavioral care. Finally, medical providers were very satisfied with the impact of such services for their patients and the medical provider?s job satisfaction.
Click here to see the full presentation.
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  Site News :: Book Chapter Highlights Strategies For Adapting Evidence Based Therapies for Primary Care
Posted by kirk - Tuesday 18 December 2007 - 16:31:53 - Comments are turned off for this item
In the recently published book, "Behavioral integrative care: Treatments that work in the primary care setting" (Edited by W. O'Donohoe, M. Bryd, N. Cummings, D. Henderson; available from Brunner-Routledge Publishing), Patricia Robinson Ph.D. offers a comprehensive series of guidelines for adapting evidence based psychotherapies for application in the primary care setting.
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  Site News :: Chapter Highlights Model For Training Behavioral Health & Primary Care Providers to Work Together
Posted by kirk - Tuesday 18 December 2007 - 16:30:11 - Comments are turned off for this item
The recently released book, "Behavioral integrative care: Treatments that work in primary care" (Edited by W. O'Donohoe, M. Byrd, N. Cummings, D. Henderson, available through Brunner-Routledge Publishing)contains a chapter by Kirk Strosahl on training BH and PC providers for success in integrative primary care.
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  Site News :: Primary Care Interventions For Suicidality Prove to Be Effective
Posted by kirk - Tuesday 18 December 2007 - 16:28:50 - Comments are turned off for this item
A controlled trial looked at the effectiveness of a primary care protocol for treating depressed, suicidal older adults. Compared to usual primary care, patients receiving the suicidal behaviors management protocol showed more rapid decreases in depression as well as suicidal ideation. The results suggest that suicidality can be effectively managed within the primary care setting.
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  Site News :: Integrated Depression Treatment for Adolescents Superior to Usual Primary Care
Posted by kirk - Tuesday 18 December 2007 - 16:27:40 - Comments are turned off for this item
A model program featuring primary care physicians, nurses and mental health providers working collaboratively to bring best-practice depression treatments into primary care clinics significantly improves health outcomes, quality of life and depression care for adolescents (age 13?21), a research team led by a UCLA investigator reports in the Jan 19 edition of the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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