Clinical Operations
MI/SA & Special Populations
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Eva Kishimoto is dually certified as a Diplomate in Clinical
Social Work and as a Certified Substance Abuse Counselor. With
over 20 years providing mental health services in Hawaii, she
has an extensive array of experiences providing direct clinical
services and extensive experience in program development. She
has also provided direct care in long term out-patient therapy,
day treatment, and in-patient hospital. She has long been
affiliated as clinical faculty to a number of mental health
training programs in the state. She currently serves as clinical
staff to the UH School of Social Work and John A. Burns School
of Medicine Department of Psychiatry providing supervision to
residents and interns. She served locally and nationally in
the area of public mental health with a focus on co-occurring
mental illness and substance use disorders.
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Ms. Kishimoto has been instrumental in obtaining a number
of federal grants to develop programs, policies and
infrastructure for mental health service development. This has
resulted in infrastructure enhancement and technical assistance
to providers to support special populations in AMHD.
In AMHD, Eva Kishimoto serves as a special populations
service director, focusing on co-occurring mental illness along
with substance use disorders, intellectual disabilities, youth
to adulthood transitions, and older adults.
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The Adult Mental Health Division (AMHD) does not endorse nor
verify the information included in the links below. If one of the links goes to a
web site that does
not end in hawaii.gov or amhd.org, AMHD or the Department of Health (DOH) does not
control nor review the content or operation of that
web site. AMHD guarantees neither the authenticity, accuracy, appropriateness nor
security of the link, web site or content linked thereto. AMHD urges you to exercise
caution when accessing any unfamiliar web site.
Trauma Informed Care
Psychopharmacology Guidelines
MI/SA (MENTAL ILLNESS/SUBSTANCE ABUSE)
AMHD MISA Screening Tool
Treatment Resources
Staff Training and Practice Development
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AMHD MISA: Alcohol Facts
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AMHD MISA: Crisis Documentation
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AMHD & MHSRET: Introduction to Motivational Interviewing
This module is flexibly designed to provide approximately 6 hours of training. It may
be used in a group format or individually in supervision. The topics may be easily
divided to created shorter learning sessions.
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AMHD and MHSRET L.E.A.P. by Xaviar Amador Ph.D. Strategies for working with individuals with delusions
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AMHD MISA and NFATTC: Engagement and Retention
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AMHD MISA and NFATTC: Integrated Dual Diagnosis Treatment
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AMHD MISA and NFATTC: Co-Occurring Disorders
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AMHD MISA: Increasing Motivation for Change
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AMHD MISA: The Therapeutic Alliance
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AMHD MISA: Working With Resistance
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AMHD MISA and NFATTC: Contingency Management
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CBT and the Forensically Involved Consumer
Articles and Readings:
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Psychotherapeutic Medications: What every counselor should know
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SAMHSA Workbook on Integrated Dual Diagnosis Treatment
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Methamphetamine Brief article series
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Manuals & Administrative Resources
MISA Links
MI/CI (MENTAL ILLNESS/COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENTS)
AMHD/DDD PRACTICE GUIDELINES
To increase the collaboration of people who are jointly served by both the Adult Mental
Health Division (AMHD) and the Developmental Disabilities Division (DDD), a cross
division task group met and generated basic principles which provides foundational tools
to guide joint service delivery. These basic principles are not meant to be an exhaustive
list, rather it was generated to assist in operationalizing some of the basic philosophies
and values of both Divisions.
OLDER ADULTS
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