State Hospital Discharge and Diversion Team

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Email: SHDDRef@dshs.wa.gov

Meet the SHDD Behavior Support Team

The formulation of the State Hospital Discharge & Diversion (SHDD) Head Quarters (HQ) and regional teams were established in response to delays in state hospital transitions. ALTSA received additional funding to address the state hospital transition and diversion needs for individuals who have been determined financially and functionally eligible for Long-Term Service Supports through increased staffing and service supports.

Each region has an assigned SHDD Behavior Support Trainer to offer a variety of supports for providers supporting individuals who have transitioned from State Hospitals. 

SHDD Behavior Supports

The SHDD training Behavior Support Training team provides monthly instructor-led trainings for ALTSA contracted providers and pre & post-discharge consultations supports for individuals who have discharged or diverted from Eastern or Western State Hospital.  A list trainings and consultation supports can be found in the SHDD Training, Supports, & Consultation Catalog.

Consultation Supports

To request consultation supports, contact your assigned HCS Case Manager to complete a referral form.  The SHDD Behavior Support Trainers do not provide crisis services. If you or an individual you support are in a crisis situation, contact your local crisis line or call 911.

Instructor-Led Trainings

To register for available training opportunities, click on the link or follow the registration instructions associated with the training you would like to join below:

Monthly SHDD Training Opportunities

To earn CEU credits for all trainings the following requirements must be met:

  1. Attendance for the full duration of the course
  2. Participation in all activities
  3. Completed an evaluation after completing the course

Training Participant Feedback

"I signed up for information on non-suicidal self-harm and the information I received was just what I needed. I learned something from each part of the webinar."

"What was the most helpful part of the class: Just learning about the different types of mental disorders."

"The toolbox was very helpful …I love the resources that I can access at any time.  I have bookmarked all of them."

"I like the quizzes and answering questions."

"This format (virtual) of training is difficult, I think you did an excellent job with the content and getting engagement."

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