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Center for Substance Abuse Prevention National Advisory 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND MENTAL 8 HEALTH SERVICES ADMINISTRATION 9 10 CENTER FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION (CSAP) 11 NATIONAL ADVISORY COUNCIL MEETING 12 13 14 15 10:04 a.m. 16 Wednesday, August 26, 2015 17 18 SAMHSA ROCKVILLE HEADQUARTERS 19 1 CHOKE CHERRY ROAD 20 ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND 20857 21 22 1 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS 2 3 Page: 4 PROCEEDINGS 5 Welcome, Introductions, and Opening Remarks 6 6 Discussion with Acting SAMHSA Administrator 13 7 Program Update: Aligning Substance Abuse and 8 Mental Illness Prevention within the 9 Context of Overall Health Care -- 10 Expert Panel 48 11 Approval of April 2015 Meeting Minutes 85 12 Program Update: Aligning Substance Abuse and 13 Mental Illness Prevention within the 14 Context of Overall Health Care -- 15 Expert Panel, Continued 86 16 CSAP Grants -- Discussion 127 17 Presentation: UNITE to Face Addiction 143 18 National Heroin Task Force 158 19 Public Comment Period 171 20 Closing Remarks 175 21 Adjournment 178 22 2 1 PARTICIPANTS: 2 FRANCIS HARDING, Director, CSAP, and Chair, CSAP NAC 3 MATTHEW AUMEN, Designated Federal Officer, CSAP NAC 4 JORIELLE BROWN, Ph.D., Director, Division of Systems 5 Development, CSAP 6 MICHAEL MONTGOMERY, M.Ed., Chief (Ret.), Office of 7 AIDS, California Department of Health Services 8 MICHAEL COMPTON, M.D., Chairman of Psychiatry, Lennox 9 Hill Hospital in New York 10 KATHLEEN REYNOLDS, L.M.S.W, A.C.S.W. 11 RICH LUCEY, Special Assistant to the Director, CSAP 12 RICHARD MOORE, Acting Deputy, CSAP 13 CLARESE HOLDEN, Ph.D., Acting Director, Division of 14 State Programs 15 DIANNE HARNAD, M.S.W. 16 STEFANO "STEVE" KEEL, L.I.C.S.W, M.M.H.S., former 17 Director, Problem Gambling Services, Director of 18 Prevention Services in Massachusetts, Department of 19 Public Health 20 ALLEN WARD, Branch Chief, Division of Community Programs 21 22 CLAUDIA RICHARDS, Acting Director, Director, Program 3 1 PARTICIPANTS (continued): 2 Analysis and Coordination 3 RUTH SATTERFIELD, L.S.W., Independent Consultant (via 4 telephone) 5 JOHN CLAPP, Associate Dean for Research, College of 6 Social Work at Ohio State, Director, Higher Education 7 Center for Alcohol and Drug Misuse Prevention and 8 Recovery (via telephone) 9 KANA ENOMOTO, Acting Administrator, SAMHSA 10 ANTON BIZZELL, M.D., President and CEO, Bizzell Group 11 DOLORES CIMINI, Ph.D., Assistant Director for 12 Prevention and Program Evaluation, University of 13 Albany (via telephone) 14 SCOTT GAGNON, Substance Abuse Prevention Manager, 15 Healthy Androscoggin (via telephone) 16 KEVIN CHAPMAN 17 JAMIE HART 18 JOYCE SEBIAN 19 CHARLES REYNOLDS, Director, Division of Community 20 Programs 21 TOM CODERRE, Chief of Staff, Office of the 22 Administrator, SAMHSA 4 1 PARTICIPANTS (continued): 2 BARBARA HOWES 3 JULIAN HOFFMAN, Government Affairs Manager, National 4 Safety Council 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 5 1 P R O C E E D I N G S 2 AGENDA ITEM: 3 WELCOME, INTRODUCTIONS, AND OPENING REMARKS 4 MR. AUMEN: Thank you. So hello, everyone. My 5 name is Matthew Aumen, and I am the Designated Federal 6 Officer for the CSAP National Advisory Council. Fran, 7 we have a quorum, and I'd now officially call the Center 8 for Substance Abuse Prevention National Advisory Council 9 meeting to order. 10 So again, this meeting is being webcast online. 11 It's being recorded and transcribed, so when speaking, 12 please state your name and speak into the microphones. 13 Be sure, folks in the room, you turn your microphones 14 on, you'll see the red light on when they are on, to 15 ensure accurate reproduction for the minutes and 16 transcription. 17 We do have several members who are joining us 18 remotely today. They should have a open line for 19 discussion. So with that, I will turn it over to Fran. 20 MS. HARDING: Good morning, and welcome to the 21 CSAP, the Center for Substance Abuse Prevention, 22 SAMHSA's Center of Prevention Services, National 6 1 Advisory Council. My name is Fran Harding, as you just 2 heard, and I'm the director of the center as well as the 3 chair for this council. 4 I thank all of you for coming and spending the next 5 couple of days with us to talk about the emerging issues 6 that we are facing in our country in prevention and also 7 some of the issues that we have chosen as a council to 8 discuss today. 9 Let's go around the room -- around the table, 10 rather, and have the staff of SAMHSA that are at the 11 tables and the council members introduce themselves. 12 Please, I'll remind you to use your mics. As Matthew 13 has just reminded us, we are all being recorded. Thank 14 you. 15 Jorielle? 16 DR. BROWN: Good morning, everyone. I am Jorielle 17 Brown, the director of the Division of Systems 18 Development in CSAP. 19 MR. MONTGOMERY: Good morning. I'm Michael 20 Montgomery, retired as the director of the California 21 Office of AIDS and the member of the NAC. 22 DR. COMPTON: Good morning. I'm Michael Compton. 7 1 I'm a member of the NAC. I'm a psychiatrist, and I'm 2 the Chairman of Psychiatry at Lennox Hill Hospital in 3 New York. 4 MS. REYNOLDS: Good morning. Kathleen Reynolds. 5 I'm a member of the NAC and I work for Westat in 6 Rockville, Maryland. 7 MR. LUCEY: Good morning. Rich Lucey, Special 8 Assistant to the Director in CSAP. 9 MR. MOORE: Good morning. I'm Richard Moore. I'm 10 currently serving as the acting deputy in CSAP. 11 DR. HOLDEN: Good morning. Clarese Holden. I'm 12 the acting division director for State Programs in CSAP. 13 MS. HARNAD: Good morning. Dianne Harnad. I'm a 14 NAC member and past Director of Prevention and Health 15 Promotions, State of Connecticut. 16 MR. KEEL: Good morning. My name is Steve Keel. 17 I'm a former director of Problem Gambling Services and 18 Director of Prevention Services in Massachusetts, the 19 Department of Public Health, and I'm a National Advisory 20 Council member. 21 MR. WARD: Good morning. My name is Allen Ward. 22 I'm a branch chief for the Division of Community 8 1 Programs. I'm sitting in for Charles Reynolds, the 2 divisions director for the Division of Community 3 Programs. 4 MS. RICHARDS: Good morning. I'm Claudia Richards, 5 Acting Director for the Office of Program Analysis and 6 Coordination. 7 MS. HARDING: Thank you. And now I ask, we have 8 three of our NAC members listening in remotely, if you 9 could introduce yourself as well. 10 MS. SATTERFIELD: Good morning. I'm Ruth 11 Satterfield, and I'm a member of the NAC. I'm past 12 Chief of Prevention in Ohio and current school counselor 13 in Ohio. 14 MR. CLAPP: John Clapp. I am the associate dean 15 for research in the College of Social Work at Ohio State 16 and the director of the Higher Education Center for 17 Alcohol and Drug Misuse Prevention and Recovery. 18 MS. HARDING: Thank you. We know that Steven Green 19 is going to join us. He just wasn't able to link on 20 right now. It's probably too early, although we try to 21 make it a little bit more reasonable for our friends out 22 west. 9 1 I think that our agenda today is very exciting. 2 We're talking about two of the areas that are of most 3 interest to both the NAC and to SAMHSA as well as the 4 country as we move forward, and that is the whole area 5 about updating you on what SAMHSA is doing around 6 marijuana, around heroin, around other emerging issues. 7 But also, we're going to have a conversation about 8 aligning substance abuse and mental illness prevention 9 within the context of overall health care. That's 10 really what today's theme is mostly about. And we're 11 also going to take a deeper dive into some of the grant 12 programming that we have, which you've also asked us to 13 do, and have a discussion around that. 14 But the first thing we're going to have today is a 15 visit from our new acting administrator. She hasn't 16 been on the job only three days, so I have to get that 17 into my head, the transition. And so while we're 18 waiting for Kana Enomoto to come, let me just remind all 19 of you the reason why Kana is here is because Pam has, 20 indeed, retired. 21 We all miss Pam very much already. She has left 22 her mark, not only in SAMHSA, but I think around the 10 1 country. Pam was a real champion of behavioral health. 2 And I don't think that we would be in the position 3 today, if we didn't have Pam as our administrator 4 leading the conversation around behavioral health. It 5 just was not something that we spoke about. It aligned 6 perfectly with the overall mission of our country with 7 the new health reform process. She was a champion for 8 that, and she fought very hard for prevention. 9 And I think that I will personally and 10 professionally miss her in this particular area and have 11 been energized by her passion of moving agenda along for 12 us around behavioral health and helping us discuss that.
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