Day 2 & 3: Obihiro

The last two days have been jam packed with site visits. We have meet many interesting people who are doing some really great thing in the city of Obihiro. Everyone is excited to share information about their programs. This morning was particularly interesting. We met with a newly formed Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) team. We talked about the importance of fidelity, evidenced practices and recovery. One of the ACT team staff was very focused on employment and had great information to share. He will be visiting Madison in July and will be coming to Chrysalis at that time. Below are some photos from the last two days.

Dinner is served!

Dinner is served!

Visiting an integrated hospital, nursing home care center.

Visiting an integrated hospital, nursing home care center.

Our view from lunch. Beautiful gardens.

Our view from lunch. Beautiful gardens.

Visiting a new outpatient day center and ACT team through OE hospital.

Visiting a new outpatient day center and ACT team through OE hospital.

IPS is something that the ACT team hopes to incorporate in the future. Work was a regular part of the discussion.

IPS is something that the ACT team hopes to incorporate in the future. Work was a regular part of the discussion.

Sitting in on the ACT team morning meeting.

Sitting in on the ACT team morning meeting.

Morning consumer check-in. We had a really nice discussion about what recovery meant for each person.

Morning consumer check-in. We had a really nice discussion about what recovery meant for each person.

Recovery was a large part of the day center model.

Recovery was a large part of the day center model.

Madison delegation in the news.

Madison delegation in the news.

Madison delegation in the news.

Madison delegation in the news.

Employment program supported by the city government were all over Obihiro.

Employment program supported by the city government were all over Obihiro.

Here the city contracts work to people with disabilities.

Here the city contracts work to people with disabilities.