What skills are required to bring implementation plans to fruition? Does the size of large- or small-scale implementation projects dictate the number of people assigned to the project? Is implementation support work a matter of technical skill, knowledge of best…

Peer support programs play a critical role in behavioral health systems. Yet, maintaining fidelity to peer support models while adapting to real‑world challenges can be complex. This interactive two‑session event will explore practical strategies to strengthen resilience and sustainability in…

In this issue, you’ll find an invitation to the newly released CMHIS Learning Lab, featured resources, new learning opportunities, the Midwest Hub staff spotlight, and additional content supporting our core topics and the intensive technical assistance we can provide for your organization. Read on to…

CMHIS is thrilled to launch Navigating the Now! This set of five thoughtfully planned, national learning events features dynamic speakers who bring timely, relevant mental health topics to life through the lens of implementation science. Each event will explore real-world…

By Mordecai Dixon, MA  In implementation work, technical expertise and innovative solutions are often front and center. But without a clear intention guiding the work, even well-designed initiatives can struggle to achieve meaningful and sustainable change.  I was reminded of…

The Center for Mental Health Implementation Support (CMHIS) partners with organizations and systems to plan, launch, and strengthen programs from start to finish. Through our regional hubs, we provide tailored technical assistance across eight core implementation topics, including communication strategy…