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Enhancing Youth and Family Inclusion in Mental Health System Changes

This initiative focuses on gathering personal stories and experiences from youth and families to highlight the importance of their inclusion in the mental health system. The Boulder and Summit County teams aim to actively involve young people and families in every aspect of the mental health establishment process. By June 2010, the goal is to integrate non-token youth and family members into decision-making roles. This involves conducting partnership trainings, identifying potential leaders, and providing necessary support and training to empower youth and families.

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Enhancing Youth and Family Inclusion in Mental Health System Changes

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  1. IDEAS FOR PROCESS CHANGES (ACTION STEP): PRIMARY DRIVER: SECONDARY DRIVERS: Gather stories about positive and negative experiences that show why youth/families must be included Use personal stories Develop and make youth presentations Colorado Team’s Driver Diagram Contact Linda Sobeck and Deb Crook to get their help in getting providers to consider involving youth and families. (Pressure must come from inside Boulder and Summit communities.) drive AIM: By June 2010, the Boulder and Summit County teams will add non-token youth and family members to participate in the process of MH system establishment. Involve youth and families at every level drive drive Expect youth and family involvement Request that providers (team members) identify potential family and youth leaders to include drive Conduct adult/youth partnership trainings Look to school-based health clinics, statewide network (Anne Marie), etc. for potential candidates Identify youth and family leaders Provide support, training, mentors to youth and family members

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