Anxiety and Enthusiasm on a Routine Flight

by James F. Gardner, PhD

CQL President and CEO

I flew out of Denver last week with feelings of enthusiasm and high anxiety.  Wasn’t the airline flight – the flight was routine, predictable, and uneventful – everything you’re hoping for on a Friday afternoon departure for home.

I was leaving a series of meetings sponsored by the Coleman Institute for Cognitive Disabilities at the University of Colorado.  Taken together, the meetings presented a wonderful array of speakers, topics and themes, and opportunities for dialogue and interaction.

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Organizational Recovery: Creating A Vision and Utilizing a Value-based Approach

By Cherene Allen-Carraco, CQL Consultant

The notion that people who experience mental health challenges can and do recover has garnered a lot of attention in the peer, provider and policy making worlds; it is the subject of international research, practice change, and national efforts to reform our mental health system. 

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CQL Produces New Video on Organization Transformation

CQL is pleased to share our latest video -  Organizational Transformation: Making It Work.

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Person-centeredness and Recovery: Introducing CQL's Practice Guidance for Recovery-oriented Behavioral Health Services

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