CPI News Brief: New Module Now Available: “Supervision Basics for the New and Aspiring Supervisor”

CPI News Brief: New Module Now Available: “Supervision Basics for the New and Aspiring Supervisor”

  • 6 October 2026

This new, 35-minute-long module summarizes foundational knowledge for supervisors who work in the wide variety of behavioral healthcare settings. Based upon a highly popular CPI webinar that has been offered many times in recent years, this module efficiently provides important information for all supervisors.

Topics include:

  • What do supervisors do?
  • Supervision competencies
  • Cultural competence and cultural humility for supervisors
  • Making the transition to the supervisor role
  • Supervision and workplace culture
  • Supervisor self-care
  • The 8 truths of supervision (a summary)
  • CPI resources for supervisors 

 

CPI News Brief: 2026 Celia Brown Legacy Leadership Award Recipients

CPI News Brief: 2026 Celia Brown Legacy Leadership Award Recipients

  • 30 September 2026

The Center for Practice Innovations is very pleased to announce the Celia Brown Legacy Leadership Awards! These awards are presented to two young people in memory of her legacy of global leadership and to continue her dream of supporting young people to lead us and our communities across New York State.  Please join us in congratulating our 2026 awardees!

Each award recipient will receive:

  • An award of $2500 to support their proposed project
  • Regular connection with a CPI liaison and our team for up to one year
  • Connections to mentors, collaborators to leverage support and capacity for the project
  • ·Ongoing support for professional development, e.g. references, recommendations
  • Assistance with dissemination of project outcome

CPI News Brief: Registration is Now Open for New CPI Webinar For Supervisors: “Effective Supervision of Peer Specialists”

CPI News Brief: Registration is Now Open for New CPI Webinar For Supervisors: “Effective Supervision of Peer Specialists”

  • 28 September 2026

Are you a supervisor, clinical director, or program manager looking to support and empower the peer specialists on your team? Are you supervising peer specialists, but unsure of how to integrate them?

Peer support is a unique, evidence-based practice that requires a distinct approach to supervision. Traditional supervision models often do not align with the values and principles of peer support, which can lead to burnout, high turnover, and underutilizing peer support staff.  

This interactive training is designed to equip you with the specialized tools, skills, and frameworks needed to effectively supervise peer specialists while honoring the integrity of their unique role.

IMHATT Program Completion List

  • 22 September 2026

Access a list of OMH-licensed programs where at least one staff person has earned an Integrated Mental Health Mental Health/Addictions Treatment Training (IMHATT) certificate. People earn an IMHATT certificate after completing 29 online training modules that include basic, intermediate, and advanced skills in integrated treatment for co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders including tobacco dependence.

Online Training Catalog is Now Available for CPI's Learning Management System and Website Consumer Portal

  • 20 September 2026

Did you know that we now have two catalogues that describe our e-learning resources? 

The Online Training Catalog lists and describes 90+ online modules currently available in our Learning Management System (http://practiceinnovations.org/Learning-Community-Login).

The Consumer and Family Portal lists and provides information for providers, consumers, and their families.

Looking for OnTrackUSA?

  • 8 October 2015
OnTrackUSA provides manuals and other web-based resources as well as consultation and training to programs and State agencies that would like to implement Coordinated Specialty Care teams (CSCs) for people with early psychosis. CSC teams provide innovative, evidence-based, recovery-oriented treatment to young people who have recently begun experiencing psychotic symptoms. These teams help people achieve their goals for school, work and relationships. 
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