When:

Thursday, August 1 - Friday, August 2, 2019

This is a 1.5 day workshop.

Registration begins at 8:15 AM on Day 1
Training on Day 1 from 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Training on Day 2 from 9:00 AM - Noon


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Where

Renaissance Phoenix Downtown Hotel
100 N 1st Street
Room: Salon 1-2 (Meeting Level)
Phoenix, AZ 85004


 
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Contact

Kari DeCelle
Pacific Southwest MHTTC Co-Project Manager
kdecelle@cars-rp.org

Pacific Southwest MHTTC No-Cost Training

Optimizing Leadership and Management of Our Mental Health Workforce Through Adaptive Leadership

1.5 Day Workshop 

Thursday, August 1 - Friday, August 2, 2019

Renaissance Phoenix Downtown Hotel, Arizona

Workshop Description

Are you optimizing the diversity within your mental health workforce? Is a shifting team or organizational make up posing new leadership challenges? Almost all mental health service organizations within the U.S are addressing workforce diversity to ensure that their services are relevant and appropriate for the populations they serve. As the mental health workforce diversifies, the culture of organizations is infused with new values, behaviors, attitudes, and practices. Leaders and managers have opportunities to incorporate diverse cultural perspectives into staff roles and responsibilities but may not understand the consequences of embracing and institutionalizing diverse perspectives.  This 1.5 day workshop will focus on the adaptive work that leadership staff can leverage to optimize diverse perspectives within agency teams, or the broader workforce. Together, we will build strategies to address the challenges and opportunities of our current-day organizations.

Outcomes:

  • Identify aspects of diversity and culture that influence perspectives in the workplace and how they impact leadership
  • Identify when adaptive challenges occur and what is needed to optimize our response
  • Define the different tasks of adaptive leaders
  • Determine when to apply the different tasks of adaptive leadership

Intended Audience:

  • Mental health agency leaders and managers
  • Policy makers
  • Human resource officers
  • Community partners
  • Mental health advocates

Additional Information

  • Participants will be on their own for food as federally funded projects do not allow food to be provided. 
  • Participants are responsible for expenses and coordination of their own travel accommodations.  
  • Hotel lodging at the federal government rate is available at the Renaissance Hotel. Reserve your room here by July 15thhttps://book.passkey.com/go/CARSEvent. Rooms are subject to availability.
  •  *Onsite parking: Valet for 0-3 hours = $12, 3-6 hours = $19, 6+hours = $35
*A limited number of parking vouchers are available if the cost is a barrier to participation