For Assertive Community Treatment Providers

This page is designed for use by ACT teams.

For more information regarding: ACT services

Policy Memos and Guidance Documents

ACT reimbursement information:

Addressing Physical Health Needs of ACT Clients - replaces previous ACT and Healthcare Home memo

ACT Staff Qualification Guide

Workforce Changes - 1/18/2024

Clinical Implications for Use of Telehealth and Audio Services for ACT, ACT/TAY, and Specialized ACT Teams

ACT Draft Report Feedback Guidance

Tools and Forms

The ACT admission criteria form has been revised to reflect system changes to ICD 10. A crosswalk document now accompanies the form.

Quarterly Report Form
Quarterly Report Form - directions and definitions
Quarterly Report Form - Q & A

Fidelity

Learn more about the Tool for Measurement of ACT (TMACT) – a contemporary evaluation tool used to assess how well a program is implementing critical elements of Assertive Community Treatment (ACT).

Pre-Treatment Planning

"What's Important in My Life" - The Personal Goals and Values Card Sorting Task for Individuals with Schizophrenia
Strengths-based Pre-Planning Guide
Circle of Support Planning
Decision Guides from CCFC
Goal Planning Sheets (GPS)

Peer Specialist Role in Treatment Planning

Planning for Graduation

ACT, First Episode Psychosis & Transition Aged Youth

ACT TAY Proposal and Budget Template

Voices of Recovery Video Series – Center for Practice Innovations’ Consumer and Family Portal includes a series of 24 vignettes of consumer and family members sharing inspirational and informative recovery stories focusing on a variety of topics.

Early Intervention in Psychosis - Welcome to the NASMHPD Early Intervention in Psychosis (EIP) virtual resource center, made possible through the generous support of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF).

Optimizing First Episode Schizophrenia Medication Treatment Using the RAISE-ETP (NAVIGATE) Model, Parts 1, 2 and 3 with Dr. Delbert Robinson

Dr. Mueser presents on diagnostic issues for individual experiencing first episode psychosis - 50 minute audio recording (be patient - it takes a bit to buffer)

Link to Coordinated Specialty Care webpage

Navigate Orientation

Links to Navigate manuals

Peer Involvement and Leadership in Early Intervention in Psychosis Services: From Planning to Peer Support and Evaluation

Link to Department of Mental Health Employment Services webpage

RTC Pathways to Positive Futures website

Pathways Transition Training Modules

Focal Point: Early Psychosis Intervention publication

Supported Employment and Youth

Supported Employment & Education Motivational Tools
Accommodating Mental Illness in the Workplace
Career Exploration
A guide to exploring careers using online documents from the U.S. Department of Labor
Benefits for Young People: The Basics
Getting a Higher Education: The Basics
School and Work Calculator
NAVIGATE Supported Employment and Education (SEE) Manual
By-Youth-For-Youth Employment
New Restrictions on Subminimum Wage Under WIOA: Requirements and Opportunities for State IDD Agencies

How People with Psychiatric Disabilities Can Make the Most Out of Their College Experience

WRAP for Work

ActiveMinds.Org

Describing Yourself - Here is the list of personal qualities that you can use to help a person begin to identify some of their own strengths related to employment. You can give it to people and ask them to fill it out or fill it out together, either way it is important to discuss each of the things that people choose for themselves. You can also ask people which of these others might circle about them or share your own observations about some of these qualities that you see in the person that they do not recognize in themselves.

Evidence Based Practice Toolkits

ACT Training Library

Resources

ACT-ITCD Network Call Schedule - 2023
ACT Role Training Schedule - 2023
Community Mental Health Centers - Map and Service Areas
UNC Institute of Best Practices - Tool for Measurement of Assertive Community Treatment (TMACT) and their ACT resources page
Supporting Employment
Case Western - Center for Evidence Based Practices - a list of ACT resources page.
Language of Recovery
Stigma: Language Matters!
ACT Resources
Resources for Vocational Specialists
10 Things to Know About Housing - Disability Connection Newsletter
Addiction-ary
Attachment Vitamins
Center for Mental Health Consultation
Dental Health
Fact Sheets
Harvard for Developing Child
Healthy Families of America
HiSET Exam
Job Development: 3 Cups of Tea
Level of Care Quadrants
Missouri Children Trauma Network
Missouri Talent Pathways
Missouri Talent Pathways (MO TaP) - DSP Registered Apprenticeship PowerPoint
The National Child Traumatic Stress Network
Nurse Family Partnership
Parents as Teachers
Peer Recovery Center of Excellence
Peer Support Services - follow this link to the DMH webpage to learn more about peer support services including how to become a Certified Peer Specialist
Self-Directed Recovery
TED Talks: The Voices in My Head
Useful websites
Understanding the Foundation, Language, and Role of the CMPS Certification – YouTube video (approximately 50 minutes)
Voices of Recovery Video Series – Center for Practice Innovations’ Consumer and Family Portal includes a series of 24 vignettes of consumer and family members sharing inspirational and informative recovery stories focusing on a variety of topics.
Which step have you reached today? a nice little visualization of stages of change readiness

Newsletters

Department of Mental Health Code of State Regulation

Department of Mental Health Contact Information

Lori Long, MS LPC
1706 E. Elm St.
Jefferson City, MO 65101
(417) 448-9982
Lori Long

Charie Sands, MS
2201 N. Elm St.
Nevada, MO 64772
(417) 448-3456
Charie Sands

Erin Hahs, MSW, LCSW
1101 Weber Rd., Suite 106
Farmington, MO 63640
573-218-5015
Erin Hahs

Sara Bellew
1101 Weber Road, Suite D
Farmington, MO 63640
(573) 218-5010
Sara Bellew

Tom Geeding, QMHP
2201 N. Elm Street
Nevada, MO 64772
(417) 448-1192
Tom Geeding

Heather Senevey, BS
1706 East Elm Street
Jefferson City, MO 65102
(573) 751-0463
Heather Senevey