HUMBOLDT COUNTY BEHAVIORAL HEALTH BOARD MEETING October 20, 2016

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1 Members present: Members excused: Members absent: HUMBOLDT COUNTY BEHAVIORAL HEALTH BOARD MEETING Eric Thompson, Laurie Ruggles,, Steven Bridenbaugh, Christina Thompson, Tim Ash, David Young, Virginia Bass, Linda Atkins, Jana Kirk Levine, Marianne Pennekamp, Marsha Mielke Tim Doty, Cole Vanwey Staff present: Connie Beck, DHHS Director; Amanda Winstead, Deputy Director; Sue Grenfell, Interim Senior Program Manager; Jet Dekruse, Senior Program Manager; Terrance McNally, DHHS Public Outreach, Amy Cone, Deputy Branch Director; Lara Weiss, Deputy Branch Director; Mark Lamers, Senior Program Manager; Kellie Jack, Peer Coach; Calla Peltier-Olson, Social Worker; Tammie Tully, Office Assistant Guests present: Marguerite Story-Baker, Tristin Severns, Chris Hunt, Julian Muiln TOPIC DISCUSSION FOLLOW UP PERSON RESPONSIBLE 1. Call to Order- 12:15 p.m. Meeting called to order by Virginia Bass at 12:15 2. Roll Call All members, staff and quests introduced. 3. Adjustments to the None Agenda 4. Public Comments None 5. Communications a) Tim Ash reported that there will be a CIT training in the last week of November. There hasn t been a training for the last two years. Mark Lamers is the lead for the training. Virginia Bass reported that CIT is important and is glad to hear its happening again. There will be participation from Probation, EPD, APD, CHP and the Sherriff s Office this year. b) Tim Ash reported that NAMI and the League of Women Voters will be sponsoring a roundtable discussion on Mental Health and Criminal Justice on November 2 nd at the First Congregational Church in Eureka from 7:00-9:00 pm. c) David Young reported he will be stepping down from the BHB in December and that he has been representing the BHB on the ASAP committee and asked if another BHB member would be interested in taking his place. If interested Board members can discuss with David. 6. Action Items: a) Approval of minutes from 9/15/16 meeting The minutes from the last meeting on 9/15/16 were submitted for review and approval. Laurie Ruggles asked that edits be made in item five to read Latino and Native American members. Minutes approved with revisions. Secretary to make edits and post minutes. Joe McManus Page 1

2 TOPIC DISCUSSION FOLLOW UP PERSON RESPONSIBLE 7. Presentation: a) Children in Mental Health Crisis 8. Discussion items: a) Drug Medi-Cal 8. Discussion Items: b) Training for the BHB 8. Discussion Items: c) Update from Virginia Bass on Mental Health Facility Tour a) Jet Dekruse and Mark Lamers gave presentation on the changes in how Children and TAY now received crisis services. Mental Health has been trying to develop better responses to children/tay is crisis in SDS and the ERs. CSU is not a great place for services for children and we are trying to use CSU has a last resort. The new services include being proactive and using the mobile response team and C&FS Clinicians when children need crisis services. Jet reported that there has not been an increase in the amount of children admitted to CSU over the last four years. WRAP services are used and children are also referred to TAY, HCTAYC and the Raven Project also. A question and answer period followed the presentation and Jet will come to the meeting next month for follow up discussion on the presentation today. a) Sue Grenfell reported that there are five or six Drug Medi-Cal presentations scheduled in the next two months for stakeholders to get community input on the expansion of Drug Medi-Cal. Marguerite Story- Baker reported that SAPT is another source of funding for SUD services, but is very limited. Sue reported that ADCS and Crossroads are also trying to become certified providers. The Regional approach would help tap into other county s resources. Drug Medi-Cal was also hot topic at the CMHACY conference in this year. There is a lot of planning that needs to be done so we can build our capacity to provide services a) Linda Atkins reported that Donna Mathews has agreed to provide the training to the BHB and we need to confirm date, time, location and topics the Board wants training on. Confirmed date of January 13 th from 8:30 am to 1:00 pm at the Large Mezzanine Room at the Professional Building. Topics the Board wants included are Dual Diagnosis services, what the BHB is responsible for and how to accomplish it, increased public awareness and engaging the public. a) Virginal Bass reported she traveled to Florida and Texas to review Mental Health Facilities and to get ideas on how we can provide improved services. There were some amazing facilities that worked with the community to provide services and there are a lot of things we could do differently. Secretary to contact Donna Mathews with information and schedule training for 1/13/17. Joe McManus Page 2

3 TOPIC DISCUSSION FOLLOW UP PERSON RESPONSIBLE a) Public Awareness Committee No report. b) AOD Committee c) DHHS Director d) Mental Health Director e) Chairman/Vice Chairman 10. Adjournment and upcoming meetings Minutes submitted by: Joe McManus Submitted to: BHB Date Submitted: 11/17/16 a) Eric Thompson reported the AOD Committee has been meeting and is sharing ideas on how to improve Dual Diagnosis services. IDDT training is another topic the Committee has been discussing. a) DHHS Director Connie Beck reported the Blue Ribbon Task Force applications were approved by the BOS and that Tim Ash and Cole Vanwey from the BHB will be on the Task Force. This is very exciting as they will serve along with ten other members from the community. There will be facilitators at the meetings to help the Task Force stay on track and the meetings should start in November or December. b) DHHS Director Connie Beck reported DHHS is looking for more space for staff in Southern and Eastern parts of the county, so we can provide more services. c) DHHS Director Connie Beck reported she attended community meeting in Mcklinleyville this week about expanding services at the FRC in Mcklinleyville to provide more services for homeless and some people had concerns about this as there were a lot of questions about homeless needs, timelines and stigma. No report a) Tim Ash reported he has been working on the Annual Report for and hard copies were distributed. Tim asked Board members to review and provide input. The Executive Committee will review this at their meeting in November also. The meeting was adjourned at 1:45 pm. The next scheduled meeting is on November 17, 2016 at 12:15 pm in the Rainbow Room at HCMH. Page 3

4 ACROYNMS- Updated 9/14/16 ACA AFHHA ADHD ADCS AHP AIDET APD ART AOD/DR ASAP ASIST BOS CAEQRO CALMBC CALFHA CANS CARF CCRC CFMG CMHACY CMHDA CMS CCP CCRC CCRP CCT CIT CIMH AFFORDABLE CARE ACT AFFORDABLE HOMELESS HOUSING ALTERNATIVES ATTENTION DEFICIT HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER ALCOHOL DRUG CARE SERVICES ARCATA HOUSE PARTNERSHIP ACKNOWLEDGE INTRODUCE DURATION EXPLANATION THANK YOU ARCATA POLICE DEPARTMENT AGRESION REPLACMENT THERAPY ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUG DUAL RECOVERY ALLIES FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION APPLIED SUICIDE INTERVENTION SKILLS TRAINING BOARD OF SUPERVISORS CALIFORNIA EXTERNAL QUALITY REVIEW ORGANIZATION CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF LOCAL MENTAL HEALTH BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS CA HOUSING FINANCE AGENCY CHILD AND ADOLESCENT NEEDS ( TRAINING) COMMISSION ON ACCREDITATION OF REHABILITATION FACILITES COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS RESOURCE CENTER CALIFORNIA FORENSIC MEDICAL GROUP CA MENTAL HEALTH ADVOCATES FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH CALIFORNIA MENTAL HEALTH DIRETORS ASSOCIATION CENTERS FOR MEDICARE AND MEDICAID SERVICES COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS PARTNERSHIP COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS RESOURCE CENTER CA CENTER FOR RURAL POLICY COMPREHENSIVE COMMUNITY TREATMENT CRISIS INTERVENTION TEAM/CRISIS INTERVENTION TRAIN CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE FOR MENTAL HEALTH Page 4

5 CR CYFS C&FS DHHS DHCS DMC DRP EBP ERMHS ETD EPD FFT HART HBHDC HCGJ HSU HCTAYC HCMH HHHC HSU IEP ISP ITFC IY IHSS IOA IDDT IST LECAH LGHH LBHB COLLEGE OF THE REDWOODS CHILDREN YOUTH AND FAMILY SERVICES CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH CARE SERVICES DRUG MEDI-CAL DUAL RECOVERY PROGRAM EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICES EDUCATIONALY RELATED MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES EMPLOYMENT TRAINING DEPARTMENT EUREKA POLICE DEPARTMENT FUNCTIONAL FAMILY THERAPY HUMBOLDT ALCOHOL RECOVERY TREATMENT HUMBOLDT BAY HOUSING DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION HUMBODLT COUNTY GRAND JURY HUMBODLT STATE UNIVERSITY HUMBOLDT COUNTY TRANSTION AGE YOUTH COLLABORATION HUMBOLDT COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH HUMBOLDT HOUSING AND HOMELESS COALITION HUMBODLT STATE UNIVERSITY INDIVIDUAL EDUCATION PLAN ( FOR YOUTH WHO MEET EMOTIONAL DISTIRBANCE CRITERA) INDVIDUAL PLACMENT AND SUPPORT INTENSIVE THERAPEUTIC FOSTER CARE INCREDIBLE YEARS IN HOME SUPPORT SERVICES INSTITUTE ON AGING INTEGRATED DUAL DIAGNOSIS TREATMENT INCOMPENTENT TO STAND TRIAL LAW ENFORCEMENT CHIEFS OF HUMBOLDT LETS GET HEALTHY HUMBOLDT LOCAL BEHAVIORAL HEALTH BOARD Page 5

6 LGBTQ MEV MTC MTFC MHSA MHSAOAC MIST NAMI NFP OLLI OSHPD OTP PBIS PEI PES PCIT PIP PBIS PRA QPR RF RFQ ROSE RUPRI SAMHSA SDS SOC SV TBH TIP TAY LESBIAN GAY BI TRANSGENDER QUEER MOBILE ENGAGEMENT VEHICLE MODIFIED THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY MULTI DIMENSIONAL TREATMENT FOSTER CARE MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES ACT MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES ACT OVERSIGHT AND ACCOUNTABILITY COMMISSION MOBILE INTERVENTION AND SERVICES TEAM NATIONAL ALLIANCE ON MENTAL ILLNESS NURSE FAMILY PARTNERSHIP OSHER LIFELONG LEARNING INSTITUTE OFFICE OF STATEWIDE HEALTH PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT OFFENDER TREATMENT PROGRAM POSITIVE BEHAVIORAL INTERVENTIONS AND SUPPORTS PREVENTION AND EARLY INTERVENTION PSYCHIATRIC EMERGENCY SERVICES PARENT CHILD INTERACTIVE THERAPY PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT POSITIVE BEHAVIORAL INTERVENTION SERVICES PATIENT S RIGHTS ADVOCATE QUESTION PERSUADE REFER REGIONAL FACILITY REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS RURAL OUTREACH SERVICES ENTERPRISE RURAL POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES ADMISTRATION SAME DAY SERVICES SYSTEM OF CARE SEMPERVIRENS TRADITIONS BEHAVIORAL HEALTH TRANSITION TO INDEPENENCE PROCESS TRANSITION AGE YOUTH Page 6

7 TFCBT UCAF WRAP TRAUMA FOCUSED COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY UNITED ADVOCATES FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES WELLNESS RECOVERY ACTION PLAN Page 7