National Behavioral Health Network for 2022 State Tobacco Control Community Tobacco & Cancer Control: of Practice - Welcome Webinar Monday ...

National Behavioral Health Network for
      Tobacco & Cancer Control:
2022 State Tobacco Control Community
              of Practice
                 Welcome Webinar
        Monday, December 6, 3:00 – 5:00pm ET

Welcome!

   Seidale Shipman
   Project Manager, Practice Improvement
   National Council for Mental Wellbeing
   SeidaleS@TheNationalCouncil.org

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Today’s Agenda
•   Welcome & Introductions
•   Opening Remarks
     • Centers for Disease Control
•   National Council for Mental Wellbeing & National Behavioral Health
    Network for Tobacco & Cancer Control
     • Community of Practice (CoP)
         • Overview of CoP
         • Faculty
•   Introduction of Agency Teams
•   Wrap-up & Next Steps
•   Q&A

A Message from our Senior Director

    Taslim van Hattum, MPH, LCSW
    Senior Director, National Council
          for Mental Wellbeing
         Project Director, NBHN

Introducing the NBHN Team

Taslim van Hattum, LCSW, MPH   Tamanna Patel, MPH     Seidale Shipman, MBA, PMP     Samara Tahmid        Lauren Wills, MPH
        Senior Director,              Director,            Project Manager,          Project Manager,    Project Coordinator,
     Practice Improvement      Practice Improvement      Practice Improvement     Practice Improvement   Practice Improvement

A Message from the NBHN Project Director

 Tamanna Patel, MPH
 Director, Practice Improvement
 National Council for Mental Wellbeing

Welcome from the CDC

          Chanel Recasner, MPH
           Public Health Advisor
      Office on Smoking and Health
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

The National Council for Mental Wellbeing
   More than 3,300
   member organizations
   serving over 10 million
   adults, children, and families
   living with mental health
   and substance use challenges

  “Committed to ensuring that all Americans
  have access to comprehensive, high-quality
    care that affords every opportunity for
                   recovery”

• Jointly funded by CDC’s Office on Smoking &                                            Visit www.BHtheChange.org and
  Health & Division of Cancer Prevention &                                                         Join Today!
  Control                                                                                   Free Access to…
• Provides resources and tools to help                                                      Toolkits, training opportunities, virtual
  organizations reduce tobacco use and cancer                                               communities and other resources
  among people with mental illness and                                                      Webinars & Presentations
  addictions                                                                                State Strategy Sessions
• 1 of 8 CDC National Networks to eliminate
                                                                                            Communities of Practice
  cancer and tobacco disparities in priority
  populations
          This project is supported by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) as part of a
          financial assistance award totaling $250,000 with 100 percent funded by CDC/HHS. The contents are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily
          represent the official views of, nor an endorsement, by CDC/HHS, or the U.S. Government.

                                                                                                                        #BHtheChange

What is a Community of Practice?
•   Annually NBHN facilitates Communities
    of Practice, an organizational-level practice
    change initiative with a variety community
    behavioral health organizations and state,
    territorial and tribal agencies to increase tobacco
    free facilities and increase cessation supports.

•   NBHN has conducted eleven communities
    of practice till date, with more every year!

•   Over 120 community behavioral
    health organizations and state, territorial and
    tribal agencies have been engaged.

•   Twelve states were impacted in our 2020
    CoP through tobacco free initiatives and
    policy changes.

Take Advantage of our Time Together!

               Peer
        Engagement/Affinity
              Calls
                              Webinars

                                         CoP Alumni
1-on-1 Coaching Calls                    Success Stories
 with Expert Faculty

Poll Time

  What are the top 2 areas of
need that are most important to
       you / your state?

Poll Time

What content would best
 address your state’s
   tobacco needs?

CoP Faculty
                                             Smoking Cessation Leadership Center

Catherine Saucedo, Deputy Director           Christine Cheng, Partner Relations Director    Brian Clark, Senor Data & Project Analyst
Smoking Cessation Leadership Center at the     Smoking Cessation Leadership Center at the    Smoking Cessation Leadership Center at the
  University of California, San Francisco        University of California, San Francisco       University of California, San Francisco

In 2018, Smoking Cessation Leadership Center (SCLC) was designated as the first Substance Abuse and Mental Health
Services Administration's (SAMHSA) National Center of Excellence for Tobacco-Free Recovery (CTFR).
CTFR Goals:
• Promote the adoption of tobacco-free facilities, grounds, and policies
• Integrate evidence-based tobacco cessation treatment practices into behavioral health & primary care settings and
  programs
• Educate behavioral health and primary care providers on effective evidence-based tobacco cessation interventions

CTFR offers:
 Specialized subject matter expertise to provide training & technical assistance to states, local governments, tribal
  communities, behavioral health organizations, primary care providers, clinicians, peers, families, and other
  stakeholders to help reduce tobacco use among persons with behavioral health disorders.
 Builds on and expands SAMHSA’s efforts to increase awareness, disseminate current research, educate behavioral
  health providers, & create results-oriented collaborations.

         Visit tobaccofreerecovery.org         Call (877) 509-3786        Join! E-news & Listserv

CoP Faculty
                                Behavioral Health and Wellness Program

            Chad Morris, PhD                                           Jim Pavlik,MA
Director, Behavioral Health & Wellness Program          Program and Policy Analyst, Behavioral Health &
Professor, Department of Psychiatry, UC Denver                       Wellness Program
                                                                          UC Denver

Behavioral Health &
        Wellness Program
Mission: To improve quality of life by facilitating
 evidence-based health behavior change for
 communities, organizations and individuals.
        www.bhwellness.org
        Behavioral Health and           BHWP_UCD
        Wellness Program

CoP Faculty
Michigan Public Health Institute

               Shannon Laing, MSW
  Associate Director, Center for Healthy Communities,
            Michigan Public Health Institute

12/7/2020   21

Networking2Save Sibling Networks

2022
State
Tobacco
Control
CoP Map

Community of Practice Team Introductions

                        Up to FIVE (5) minutes:
 •   Introduce your team and role(s).
                Participating Agency + Team Members’ names

 •   Identify your most pressing needs as it relates to tobacco
     control efforts for individuals with behavioral health conditions.

Alabama

Arkansas

Kansas

Missouri

Montana

Nevada

New Mexico

South Carolina

South Dakota

Tennessee

Texas

Next Steps
• Letter of Commitment & Team Forms DUE
• Behavioral Health Components NOFO Plan
  • Please include mailing addresses!
• Complete the Doodle Poll to schedule
  monthly calls
• Questions? Contact Seidale Shipman
  at SeidaleS@TheNationalCouncil.org

Other Reminders!
•   Join the National Behavioral Health
    Network (NBHN) at
    BHtheChange.org
•   Check out our file-sharing website at:
    https://www.nationalcouncildocs.net/2022-
    state-tobacco-control-community-of-practice-
    cop/
•   Save the Date! Virtual kick-off meeting on
    January 25 - 26

National Resources
•   National Council’s National Behavioral Health Network (NBHN)
    http://bhthechange.org/
•   Smoking Cessation Leadership Center
    http://smokingcessationleadership.ucsf.edu
•   Behavioral Health and Wellness Program
    http://www.bhwellness.org
•   Americans for Non-Smokers’ Rights
    http://www.no-smoke.org
•   Partnership for Prevention
    http://www.prevent.org
•   National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors
    http://www.nasmhpd.org
•   Tobacco Recovery Resource Exchange
    http://www.tobaccorecovery.org
•   Tobacco Control Legal Consortium
    http://www.publichealthlawcenter.org/programs/tobacco-control-legal-consortium

Comments & Questions

Thank You!

               Questions? Contact
Seidale Shipman at SeidaleS@TheNationalCouncil.org