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12/29/2021

We've been busy this past year - read about what we've been working on!

Activities: As we come to the end of 2021, we want to summarize our activities for the past year and provide a preview of our work during 2022. National Activities: Group for the Advancement of Psy…

07/11/2020

Read about what we've been up to during the Corona Lockdown!

Activities: In the context of the COVID pandemic, there has been continuing (virtual, of course) activity on both old and new projects and a very busy summer! Interdepartmental Serious Mental Illne…

04/27/2020

Dr. Minkoff held a training with Northwest Mental Health Technology Transfer Center on designing and implementing ideal behavioral health crisis Systems. A PDF copy of the training is available bel…

09/22/2019

ZIA NEWS – Summer 2019 Activities: There has been continuing activity on both old and new projects and a very busy summer! Interdepartmental Serious Mental Illness Coordinating Committee: Dr. Minkoff and the other non-federal members of ISMICC attended the in-person meeting of ISMICC at SAMHSA on July 2. There has as yet been no response to the report provided in May by the non-federal members of ISMICC outlining progress and suggested next steps for the federal ISMICC agencies to make further progress on implementation of the… [ 2,649 more words ]

ZIA NEWS – Summer 2019 Activities: There has been continuing activity on both old and new projects and a very busy summer! Interdepartmental Serious Mental Illness Coordinating Committee: Dr. Minko…

07/29/2019

ZIA NEWS – March-May 2019 Activities: There has been continuing activity on both old and new projects as 2019 starts off with a lot going on! Interdepartmental Serious Mental Illness Coordinating Committee: Dr. Minkoff and the non-federal members of ISMICC were successful in putting together a draft report outlining progress and suggested next steps for the federal ISMICC agencies to make further progress on implementation of the… [ 1,542 more word ]

ZIA NEWS – March-May 2019 Activities: There has been continuing activity on both old and new projects as 2019 starts off with a lot going on! Interdepartmental Serious Mental Illness Coordinating C…

05/28/2019

ZIA NEWS – January-February 2019 Activities: There has been continuing activity on both old and new projects as 2019 starts off with a lot going on! Interdepartmental Serious Mental Illness Coordinating Committee: Dr. Minkoff and the non-federal members of ISMICC were successful in putting together a draft report outlining progress and suggested next steps for the federal ISMICC agencies to make further progress on implementation of the… [ 1,847 more word ]

ZIA NEWS – January-February 2019 Activities: There has been continuing activity on both old and new projects as 2019 starts off with a lot going on! Interdepartmental Serious Mental Illness Coordin…

05/01/2019

St. Vincent's Hospital in Melbourne hosted the Victorian Dual Diagnosis Initiative Forum on March 12th. They have provided video presentations on their website, including an introduction to The Harris Project by our own Dr. Kenneth Minkoff. VDDI Forum 2019 Introduction by Dr. Minkoff

St. Vincent’s Hospital in Melbourne hosted the Victorian Dual Diagnosis Initiative Forum on March 12th. They have provided video presentations on their website, including an introduction to …

02/11/2019

The year ended but our work didn't! Check out all of new and continuing projects from November and December.

Activities: There has been continuing activity on both old and new projects as the year draws to a close! Interdepartmental Serious Mental Illness Coordinating Committee: Dr. Minkoff worked with th…

01/13/2019

Read about some of the work that we did last fall.

ZIA NEWS – September-October, 2018 Fall Activities: There has been an explosion of activity, including international events, this fall, and more to come! Interdepartmental Serious Mental Illness Co…

12/22/2018

Stephanie, founder of The Harris Project, has been published in Victoria, Australia Eastern Health “The Meteor.” With a forward by our very own Dr. Kenneth Minkoff, Stephanie shares her sons story while instilling the importance of co-occurring capable rehabilitation.