As part of the Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs Technical Assistance Series, representatives from Pennsylvania’s Behavioral Health Managed Care Organizations will discuss effective practices across levels of care for substance use disorder (SUD) treatment. The session, “Strengthening Provider Practice and Expectations Across Levels of Care,” is scheduled for 10:00 am Monday, July 6. It is intended to support providers in delivering quality, person-centered SUD services while promoting consistency in expectations across levels of care. Topics will include individualized treatment planning, person-centered care, documentation, clinical service expectations, ongoing assessment of treatment needs, and discharge planning. Presenters will share perspectives on common expectations and discuss approaches that support quality treatment services and positive outcomes for individuals receiving care. More information, including registration, is available online .
This training will help support staff understand and uphold the sexual rights, well-being, and autonomy of people with intellectual disabilities. Learning Objectives: How to create safe, respectful, and empowering environments where individuals can learn about relationships, consent, boundaries, and healthy sexual expression. Learn the best practices, communication strategies, and organizational responsibilities to ensure sexuality is supported ethically, with confidence, and with dignity. View the flyer for complete details. Live attendance is strongly encouraged.
Article by MyChesCo : Published June 4, 2026