Behavior plans can reduce reliance on segregation for people with serious mental illness but implementation can be complex. This roundtable explores how systems put these plans into practice and where they encounter barriers. Share experiences, compare approaches, and identify strategies that improve consistency, strengthen outcomes, and support safer, more effective alternatives to restrictive housing.

Educational Objectives

• Identify individuals with SMI who may benefit from behavior plans as alternatives to restrictive housing
• Evaluate outcomes and challenges of behavior plans compared to segregation for individuals with SMI
• Differentiate behavior plans used in correctional settings and their impact on reducing the use of segregation

Level: Intermediate