2009 is a crucial year. The promised economic recovery and the laws of health reform are the opportunities for significant financial commitments to mental health and addictions services and mental health organizations are offering a concrete program of legal actions: – The integration of primary care services in mental health contexts: The collaborative project Healthcare combines behavioral health and primary care organizations that provides a bi-directional approach for treatment. The need for mental health services in primary care is widely accepted. But the integration of primary care services in behavioral health centers remains controversial despite the fact that people with severe mental illness seem to have the worst mortality rates in the public health system. Therefore, the health care organizations active in mental a single point of accountability to improve continuity of care for the underserved. – Cost-Plus-that supported the funding based on excellence of service: people want and deserve quality services, but depend on the quality of the services of trained personnel. Low wages have created – and perpetuate – the recruitment, retention, and the crisis in behavioral health care quality. We need a labor force skilled nationally recognized practices within the organizations that live by the rule: "If you do not? Measure T, is it possible? T better. "For health care organizations, mental health reform is an opportunity to bring" equality "within the public mental health services, ending the second-class status of community mental health and addiction providers in the U.S.? s security. – Flow of federal funds dedicated to mental health and mental health services for the comprehensive treatment of the insured person insured are not exceptionally high rates of untreated mental illness with co-occurring disorders of addiction and no safety net. The state plans to cover the uninsured are almost gone and federal provides universal coverage could be marginal. We have a large number of people with mental illnesses and treat addictions in our emergency rooms oppression, prisons, and in the streets, without access to services involving them, heal and return to work. We must stop denying our productive economy and losing the lives of taxpayers. – Eligibility for Social Security disability for people with learning disabilities Addiction: Addiction has come a long way since the days when it was perceived as a simple lack of will. Today, there is growing public awareness and acceptance of addiction as a chronic, recurrent condition that requires continuous monitoring and management as well as other chronic diseases like diabetes, asthma and hypertension and yes, mental illness . If you accept addiction as a chronic disease, then we support that people with addictive disorders may benefit from the support of disability. – Funds to support investment in behavioral health organizations in information technology: we speak of information technology and transparency of service, but the behavioral health organizations to move to automate their systems to clinics to obtain the support, funding and technical assistance. We and those we serve, can no longer be marginalized. Health reform and economic recovery will depend on the expansion of information technology and providers of health behavior should be included. – Extension of research, education and prevention practices: there are mental health programs and drug prevention and education efforts. These include research-based prevention initiatives that reduce the risk of serious emotional disturbances of children by addressing maternal depression, the Nurse-Family Partnership Program, which has a number of scheduled benefits in all studies more, and first aid mental health – an evidence-based mental health program of literacy. Now we need to adequately fund and support the dissemination of these interventions in communities across the country.