1. ICP&P Community Collaboration Project Survey

The mission of the Community Collaboration Project is to explore ways for ICP&P to become engaged in the broader Washington Metropolitan community by volunteering professional services. Our intention is for ICP&P to partner with community organizations for mutual service, education, training and support within diverse cultural contexts.

We would like to ask your help in guiding the committee at this initial stage by answering this survey.

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* 1. Does this mission statement reflect your interest as a member of ICP&P?

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* 2. How important would it be for you to become involved in a Community Collaboration Project?

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* 3. if you were to join this ICP&P volunteer effort, which of the following would you most important to you?

  Not Important Neutral Very Important
opportunity to "give back"
opportunity to provide service to different parts of the community
opportunity to work collaboratively with other community organizations
opportunity to develop new skills
opportunity to learn from other organizations and populations

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* 4. Indicate all the areas in which you would like to participate:

  Least Interested Neutral Most Interested
individual therapy
couples therapy
group therapy
support groups
psycho-education
training and supervising clinicians
program development
organizational consulting
community partnerships e.g. developing conferences

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* 5. Indicate the community settings that might interest you:

  Least Interested Neutral Most Interested
schools
military
penal
senior facilities
hospice/medical
inner city agencies
community clinics
immigrant/refugee agencies

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* 6. How many hours each month are you currently involved as a mental health professional in the community outside of your office (private office or other regular professional setting)?

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* 7. Are there under-served populations with which you have prior experience?

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* 8. We would like to hear any ideas or comments on this potential ICP&P project. Please write your comments here:

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