Welcome to Recovery Skill Builder: Interactive, Web-Based Learning for Behavioral Health Providers
About Recovery Skill Builder:
Recovery Skill Builder was
developed by the Western New York Care Coordination Program in collaboration
with Neal Adams, MD MPH and Diane Grieder, M.Ed., authors of Treatment Planning
for Person Centered Care: The Road to Mental Health and Addiction Recovery.
Recovery Skill Builder is designed to provide an opportunity for behavioral health providers to
practice developing and documenting person centered assessments, recovery plans
and progress notes -- focused on supporting individuals in their recovery, while
meeting the requirements for documenting medical necessity.
Use Recovery Skill Builder and make your person-centered planning
process:
- Manageable for providers,
- Meaningful for individuals,
- Outcomes driven, and
- Compliant with payers and oversight authorities
To Use Recovery Skill Builder:
Recovery Skill Builder will be most useful when you:
- Review the Learning Objectives
- Use the Self-Assessment to get an idea of your current knowledge of person-centered planning
- Practice with the Recovery Plans
- Check back to the website regularly as it is under continuous development and new features and learning examples will be available
While you do not need to have formal prior education to benefit from this interactive website, it will be most useful for individuals who have participated in some type of training or learning experience including:
- Reading Treatment Planning for Person Centered Care: The Road to Mental Health
and Addiction Recovery
- Participating in seminars led by Neal Adams and Diane
Grieder
- Participating in Foundations of Person-Centeredness, a training
program developed by the Western New York Care Coordination program
- Participating in the Westchester County training for its Care Coordination
effort