CPI News Brief_____ Volume 10 Issue 20 July 2021
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Three New NYC Thrive Modules Now Available on CPI’s Website:
How to Help Provide Self-Care and Stress Management, Introduction to Problem Solving Skills Development, and
Community Care Model
These modules were created through a collaboration between the Center for Practice Innovations and New York City’s Department of Health and Mental Hygiene’s Thrive Initiative. They are designed for community members and include video vignettes, interactive exercises, practice opportunities and helpful worksheets.
 
How to Help Provide Self-Care and Stress Management
This resource is designed to provide the community member guidance on how to help people in the community to better manage their stress and improve their well-being.  
Learning Objectives:
  • Define stress
  • Identify the sources of stress
  • Recognize the signs of stress
  • Determine which stress signs indicate something serious
  • Show how to engage with community members
  • Teach about stress management techniques and their benefits
  • Show when and how to connect people to mental health providers or support networks
 
Introduction to Problem Solving Skills Development
We solve problems all the time, but did you know that there is a seven-stage approach to problem-solving, each with its own activities? This module is designed to teach people about this well-organized approach, so that they can use it in their lives.
Learning objectives:
  • Define problem solving skills development
  • Describe the seven stages of problem solving skills development
  • Apply problem solving skills development in conversations
 
Community Care Model
The community care model invites collaboration between people from many backgrounds to improve mental health. It strengthens the skills and relationships that support people’s mental health or recovery.
 
Learning objectives:
  • Describe the 2 components of the community care model
  • Identify the 4 tasks in the model
  • Think about how it can support community members
  • Determine how to engage and work with community members
  
You can view these modules, without the need for a login or password, in the CPI Resources section of our website, and by clicking https://practiceinnovations.org/Resources.