2012 - 1999 Archive Events and Grant Awards

March 8th, Randye Kaye, "Ben Behind His Voices: One Family's Journey from the Chaos of Schizophrenia to Hope". Here's a link to Randye Kaye's handout.

February 3rd, Dr. Emily Shaffer Hudkins, "Healthy Mind, Healthy Body: Promoting Wellness in Our Teenagers". Her powerpoint can be found here.
February 5th, Dr. Emily Shaffer Hudkins, "Understanding the Mind-Body Connection: Promoting Wellness in Youth". Her presentation can be found here.
May 2nd & 3rd, Dr. Dennis Culhane provide half-day sessions on issues involved in homelessness research and policy implications. To stay current with his materials please check out his website.
May 9th, Dr. Singh, "Minfulness in Everyday Life & Clinical Practice". His powerpoint can be found here.
Summer movies for 2011 included:
- "Drug Store Cowboy" on July 26th
- "Black Swan" on August 10th

Summer movies were:

Dr. Patrick Corrigan, on stigma. The handouts are here.
Dr. William Glazer, discussion on April 29th on access to pharmaceuticals for SMIs. His presentation can be found here.

The movie series in 2009 showed:

Darby Penney, "The Lives They Left Behind: Suitcases from a State Hospital Attic", May 5th. A short article about her book can be found with this link.
TBI/PTSD, November 10th with Dr. Rodgers Wilson, ADHS, Tracy Thomas, Ph.D. and Cara Garcia presenting. Dr. Wilson's presentatioin is linked here. Cara's presentation is linked here.
Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor, lecture on November 19th "How to Capitalize on Our Two Hemispheres". An article from the NY Times is linked here.

The movie we played for 2008 were:

May 23rd, Donald R. Vereen, Jr., MD, MPH with the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) and Joan R. Shapiro, PhD, Vice President, Research & Development at St. Joseph's Hospital & Medical Center were presenter at a professional seminar "The Neuroscience of Alcohol and Substance Dependence" in the morning. Dr. Vereen's powerpoint is here and Dr. Shapiro's materials are found at this link.
An evening lecture for the general public was hosted with Dr. Vereen presenting "Drug Trends Among Teens & Adults".
On October 3rd, a professional seminar "Quantity of Life, Quality of Life: Promoting 'Growth Stocks' in Mental Health Care" Part I with Ken Duckworth, M.D., Medical Director for the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) and Chris Carson, M.D., Chief Executive Officer for Magellan Health Services of Arizona presenting. This presentation is available to view.
The evening general public lecture with Dr. Duckworth focused on "Neurons to Neighborhoods: Mental Health and Mental Illness". The handout is here.

The movie series in 2007 showed:

The first class of trainees completed the 5-day training on November 17th.
In 2008 there were 2 training sessions graduating 25 trainees.
The fourth class was launched on September 12th with 17 participants continuing onto towards completion in the fall of 2009.

2010, VITA tax prep returned $45,675 in tax returns for consumers & employees in the system
2010, $10,475 for Eric Gilbertson Advocacy Institute training
2009, VITA tax prep returned $29,445 in tax returns for consumers & employees in system
2009, $16,423 for Eric Gilbertson Advocacy Institute training
2008, $26,655 for Eric Gilbertson Advocacy Institute training
2007, 1 grants awarded for $47,505
2007, $16,423 for Eric Gilbertson Advocacy Institute training
2006, 7 grants awarded totaling, $142,965
2005, 6 grants awarded totaling, $116,000
2004, 5 grants awarded totaling, $100,036
2003, 8 grants given out totaling $125,000
2002, 7 grants given out totaling $100,000
2001, 9 awarded totaling, $187,000
2000, 13 grants awarded with $250,000 awarded
1999, 5 grants given out for a total of $190,000

Arizona Foundation For Behavioral Health