Psychological Intervention in Rural Integrated Behavioral Health

Catalog description

Offered intermittently. Requires graduate standing in Psychology, Social Work, or Counselor Education. This course presents an overview of and experience with the future of mental and behavioral health care delivery. It describes and discusses Integrated Behavioral Health (IBH) in Primary Care; introduces the Patient Centered Medical Home model of primary care; provides practical introduction to a variety of behavioral health approaches & techniques; and, it addresses explicitly how to make IBH training relevant to rural Montana and Montana workforce needs -- all through a mix of classroom and “lab” experiences.