2. CPM as the Framework for Practice & System Change
Mary Sheppard and Lisa Witchey
California Department of Social Services

3. Why the CFT Implementation Team?
Continuum of Care Reform
2018 Program Improvement Plan
Implementation of the Child Adolescent Needs and Strengths tool
It’s All About Teaming
Mary

4. The Core Practice Model vs. Integrated Core Practice Model
Why they are the same and they are also different?
Practice Behaviors
Audience
Desired Goals
Mary

5. Putting It Into Practice
The Child and Family Services Plan for the Children and Family Services Division
Opportunity
Intention
Plan
Lisa

6. Children and Family Services Planning Day
March 15th
115 Staff Attended
Agenda
Partner Engagement
Leadership Commitments
Lisa

7. What’s Next? CFSD Internal ICPM Champions Comprehensive look at:
Policy & Program Development
Technical Assistance
Implementation Support
Monitoring and Oversight
Mary

8. Additional Considerations?
Partnerships with Probation
Partnerships with Behavioral Health
Partnerships with California Youth Connection and other youth
Partnerships with Tribes
Partnerships with Parents (Bio and Resource)
Partnerships with…
Mary

9. Building Partnerships
How have county implementation teams used Engagement and Leadership behaviors to seek out and support mental health plan partners and youth and family voices, in focused implementation? When you encounter resistance from others needed to implement, what efforts are made to further or deepen the engagement? 
As county welfare systems train to CPM principles, values and behaviors, what are we doing to assure that MHP and Probation staff/leaders are also included? 
Does each county have an Integrated Leadership or governance meeting and does it meet the sufficient consistency and regularity to actually effect system change? 
Lisa

10. Considerations for CFSD
Lessons Learned From Implementation
Identified Needs From The State
Lisa

11. Questions?

12. Thank you!