This three-part video series dives into the critical topic of caring for individuals with SMI after their release from correctional facilities. Led by Dr. Debra Pinals, a leading expert in SMI and forensic psychiatry, the series features a diverse group of healthcare professionals. Forensic psychiatrists, case managers, and peer advocates share their experiences and insights. They’ll discuss effective collaboration strategies, common challenges faced by this population and those treating this population, and practical approaches to improve their care.
This series is designed for clinicians of all levels who want to make a positive impact on the lives of individuals with SMI transitioning back into the community.
This video is a valuable resource for clinician’s supporting individuals with SMI reintegrate into the community before and after release from a carceral setting. Join Debra Pinals, MD, SMI Adviser forensic expert, Elizabeth Ford, MD, forensic psychiatrist and Wanda Nixon, case manager for an insightful discussion on the clinician’s role in successful reintegration, preparing individuals for a smooth transition back to the community, building collaborative and effective care teams and the unique challenges and rewards of their roles.
If the video does not start using the above controls: Play Here
This video is a valuable resource for clinicians navigating reentry with their patients with SMI after release from a carceral setting. Join Debra Pinals, MD, SMI Adviser forensic expert, Danielle Kushner, MD, forensic psychiatrist and Daryl McGraw, recovery support specialist as they discuss practical strategies for a smooth transition back into the community, the power of teamwork between clinicians and peers, the challenges and support available to this population and the importance of early integration care.
If the video does not start using the above controls: Play Here
This video focuses on maximizing engagement, from understanding what “engagement” truly means to sharing a powerful success story. Debra Pinals, MD, SMI Adviser forensic expert, Merrill Rotter, MD, forensic psychiatrist and John Ramos, Peer Advocate explore how psychiatrists and peers can work together more effectively to support this crucial population. Gain valuable insights into the key factors that promote engagement in individuals with SMI, actionable tips to improve retention in care, and the importance of collaboration between mental health professionals and peer support specialists in achieving positive outcomes.
If the video does not start using the above controls: Play here