Join the National Center of Excellence for Tobacco Free Recovery in exploring how Contingency Management (CM) can be effectively applied in behavioral health settings to address tobacco use. By offering immediate rewards like vouchers or other incentives for meeting treatment goals, CM has proven to be highly effective in promoting long-term behavior change, especially for individuals with mental health and substance use conditions. Dr. Higgins and Dr. Erath will share how CM has been successfully integrated into treatment programs and how states and organizations might implement this approach to address tobacco use.
Don’t miss this opportunity to dive deep into a promising approach for improving health outcomes in the behavioral health field.
This webinar will:
- Describe the efficacy of Contingency Management (CM) in behavioral health and substance use treatment settings.
- Review how CM can be used to address tobacco use among individuals with behavioral health conditions.
- Review potential funding mechanisms and treatment considerations for implementing CM to address tobacco use among people with behavioral health conditions in inpatient, outpatient, and residential settings.
Presenters:
Stephen Higgins, PhD, Director, Vermont Center on Behavior and Health
Tyler Erath, PhD, Assistant Professor, Vermont Center on Behavior and Health
Who should attend:
- State and local government staff
- Healthcare providers
- Behavioral health administrators and providers
