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Daniel Fisher, MD, PhD, The National Empowerment Center From Maintenance to Recovery: by Daniel B. Fisher,MD,PhD, Executive Director, National Empowerment Ct.  599 Canal St.  Lawrence, MA  800-POWER2U How Consumers are Transforming the Mental Health System

Daniel Fisher, MD, PhD, The National Empowerment Center

Cycle of Transformation (Empowerment Model of Recovery Sever Emotional Distress (SED) Transformation of Self Emotional Distress Healing/ Developing Balanced/ Connected/ Developed Loss/Trauma Autonomy Need

Daniel Fisher, MD, PhD, The National Empowerment Center

Recovery Principles People need to believe they will recover in order to recover. Consumer’s Initial Beliefs I have no hope, I will never recover. Peer Coach’s Response You can and will recover like I and many others. Consumer’s New Belief’s I have confidence I can and will recover. Step One…

Daniel Fisher, MD, PhD, The National Empowerment Center Step Two… Recovery Principles People need people to believe in them, to help them believe in themselves. Consumer’s Initial Beliefs I don’t believe in myself and no one else believes in me. Peer Coaches Response I believe in you at your deepest level. Consumer’s New Belief I accept that other people believe in me and now I believe in myself.

Daniel Fisher, MD, PhD, The National Empowerment Center Step Three… Recovery Principles Trust is the cornerstone of recovery. Consumer’s Initial Beliefs I can’t trust anyone, including myself. Peer Coach’s Response You can learn to trust me through being trustworthy and this will help you trust yourself. Consumer’s New Belief I trust you and I now trust myself.

Daniel Fisher, MD, PhD, The National Empowerment Center Step Four… Recovery Principles Self Determination. Consumer’s Initial Beliefs I can’t make my own decisions. Others must make my decisions because they know what is best for me. Peer Coach’s Response You can learn to make your own decisions based on your emerging self- knowledge. Consumer’s New Belief I can make my own decisions because I know myself.

Daniel Fisher, MD, PhD, The National Empowerment Center Step Five… Recovery Principles Importance of having and following one’s own dreams. Consumer’s Initial Beliefs I cannot trust my dreams so I should not dare to dream. Peer Coach’s Response I believe in your dreams as essential to your growth. Consumer’s New Belief It is OK and vital to dream; my dreams are more meaningful than my dopamine

Daniel Fisher, MD, PhD, The National Empowerment Center Step Six… Recovery Principles Connecting at a human level is essential. Consumer’s Initial Beliefs I am alone even in a crowd because I can only relate superficially; I am unlovable. Peer Coach’s Response You can connect at a deeply human level and people will want to connect with you; you are loveable. Consumer’s New Belief I feel worthy, capable of connecting at a deep level, and loveable.

Daniel Fisher, MD, PhD, The National Empowerment Center Step Seven… Recovery Principles All my feelings, including my anger, sadness, and fear are valid. Consumer’s Initial Beliefs My anger and other feelings are symptoms of my madness. Peer Coach’s Response Your anger, etc… is understandable and connected to relationships in your life. Consumer’s New Belief My anger etc… is a real part of me, teaching me about myself and my relationships.

Daniel Fisher, MD, PhD, The National Empowerment Center Step Eight… Recovery Principles Relating with respect and dignity. Consumer’s Initial Beliefs I am unworthy of being treated or treating myself with respect and dignity. Peer Coach’s Response I respect and honor you as an equal human being. Consumer’s New Belief I deserve to be treated with respect and dignity.

Daniel Fisher, MD, PhD, The National Empowerment Center Step Nine… Recovery Principles There is always meaning in what appears to be madness. Consumer’s Initial Beliefs When people say I am crazy. My thoughts and words are senseless. Peer Coach’s Response I can always find some truth about you and our relationship in your craziest sounding words. Consumer’s New Belief My craziest seeming thoughts and words are meaningful and always teach me something important about myself and my relationships.

Daniel Fisher, MD, PhD, The National Empowerment Center Step Ten… Recovery Principles Expressing one’s own voice. Consumer’s Initial Beliefs My voice is insignificant and unimportant. No one listens to me so I must rely on everyone else’s voices. Peer Coach’s Response Your voice is the sacred spark that never dies; I am very interested in what you, at your deepest level have to say. Consumer’s New Belief My voice is important and others will listen.

Daniel Fisher, MD, PhD, The National Empowerment Center Implementing the New Freedom Commission

Daniel Fisher, MD, PhD, The National Empowerment Center Goal: Mental Health Care is Consumer & Family Driven Implementing the New Freedom Commission

Daniel Fisher, MD, PhD, The National Empowerment Center Implementing the New Freedom Commission Goal: Mental Health Care is Consumer & Family Driven Recommendation 2.1: Develop an individualized plan of care for every adult with serious mental illness and based on recommendation from consumer issues subcommittee: promote individual recovery through self-determination.

Daniel Fisher, MD, PhD, The National Empowerment Center Implementing the New Freedom Commission Goal: Mental Health Care is Consumer & Family Driven Recommendation 2.1: Develop an individualized plan of care for every adult with serious mental illness and based on recommendation from consumer issues subcommittee: promote individual recovery through self-determination. Task 1: Shift to person-centered recovery planning: based on person’s own dreams and collaborative record keeping to build a self-authorized, strengths-based story of person’s life. Requires consumer and staff training and quality assurance. (Michigan)

Daniel Fisher, MD, PhD, The National Empowerment Center Recommendation 2.2: Involve consumers fully in orienting the system towards recovery Implementing the New Freedom Commission Goal: Mental Health Care is Consumer & Family Driven

Daniel Fisher, MD, PhD, The National Empowerment Center Implementing the New Freedom Commission Goal: Mental Health Care is Consumer & Family Driven Recommendation 2.2: Involve consumers fully in orienting the system towards recovery Task 1: Consumer leaders will set up National & State Recovery Initiative Consumer Task Forces a. The work groups will educate and advise the leadership of the the critical organizations on ways to adopt a recovery-based system.

Daniel Fisher, MD, PhD, The National Empowerment Center Task 2: Work Groups will collaborate with administrative leaders to develop National and State Recovery Initiative action agendas: Implementing the New Freedom Commission Goal: Mental Health Care is Consumer & Family Driven Recommendation 2.2: Involve consumers fully in orienting the system towards recovery

Daniel Fisher, MD, PhD, The National Empowerment Center a. To involve consumers in the planning and evaluation of services at the federal, state and local levels by requiring 25% consumer participation in planning bodies of entities receiving federal funding with provision of recovery training for those consumers and the boards; also the work groups will prioritize the action steps that consumers for a given area most want to accomplish. Implementing the New Freedom Commission Goal: Mental Health Care is Consumer & Family Driven Recommendation 2.2: Involve consumers fully in orienting the system towards recovery Task 2: Workgroups will develop National & State Recovery Initiative action agenda

Daniel Fisher, MD, PhD, The National Empowerment Center b. Develop more consumer-run organizations: States should use at least 10% of their block grant money to develop state-wide consumer organizations and consumer-run social support/supported employment centers, warmlines and crisis respite centers Implementing the New Freedom Commission Goal: Mental Health Care is Consumer & Family Driven Recommendation 2.2: Involve consumers fully in orienting the system towards recovery Task 2: Workgroups will develop National & State Recovery Initiative action agenda

Daniel Fisher, MD, PhD, The National Empowerment Center Implementing the New Freedom Commission Goal: Mental Health Care is Consumer & Family Driven Recommendation 2.2: Involve consumers fully in orienting the system towards recovery Task 2: Workgroups will develop National & State Recovery Initiative action agenda c. Involve consumers in the training of all stakeholders in recovery: State should require all provider organizations receiving federal funding to Engage consumers in training their staff in recovery principles, Eliminate seclusion/restraint and How to facilitate peer support.

Daniel Fisher, MD, PhD, The National Empowerment Center Implementing the New Freedom Commission Goal: Mental Health Care is Consumer & Family Driven Recommendation 2.3: Align federal programs to improve access and accountability

Daniel Fisher, MD, PhD, The National Empowerment Center Implementing the New Freedom Commission Goal: Mental Health Care is Consumer & Family Driven Recommendation 2.3: Align federal programs to improve access and accountability Task 1: Shift the funding mechanisms to support increased consumer control and choice (individual recovery budgets setup with Medicaid and other funding sources).

Daniel Fisher, MD, PhD, The National Empowerment Center Implementing the New Freedom Commission Goal: Mental Health Care is Consumer & Family Driven Recommendation 2.3: Align federal programs to improve access and accountability Task 2: Expand the range of services and supports Expand the range of peer-run services Develop peer specialists to work as bridges between clinical and peer-run services. Peers as professional Peer mutual support Expand the use of personal assistance services for consumers.

Daniel Fisher, MD, PhD, The National Empowerment Center Daniel B. Fisher, MD, PhD Executive Director, National Empowerment Ct. 599 Canal St. Lawrence, MA