What is a Recovery Coach? A personal guide and mentor for people seeking or in recovery. The Recov-ery Coach helps to remove barriers and obstacles, and links the recovering person to the recovery community. Recovery Coaching Requirements Offered by IDHW: 30 hours of CCAR-model Recovery Coach Academy training. 12 hours of CCAR-model Ethical Considerations for Recovery Coaches training 4 hours of Idaho-specific Recovery Coach ethics training Recovery Coach Certification For information about the additional requirements to acquire a Recovery coach...

The Recovery Coach Academy (RCA) is provided by Connecticut Community for Addiction Recovery (CCAR) trained trainers. This five day event is a nationally recognized best practice model designed for those interested in becoming actively involved in serving as a Recovery Coach. A Recovery Coach is anyone interested in promoting health and wellness of people with substance use disorders by removing barriers and obstacles to recovery, and serving as a personal guide and mentor for people seeking or already in recovery. Lunch: Included Registration deadline is January 24th,...

Participants will: Understand the impacts of traumatic experiences. Recognize the signs and symptoms of trauma in patients. Be able to identify core components of Trauma Informed Care. Understand brief Trauma-Informed Care Screening in Primary Care. Learn the Motivational Interviewing process. Who Should Attend: Primary Care Providers (PCP’s), Primary Care Clinic Staff, Behavioral Health Providers integrating with PCP’s For more information, see the flyer HERE.

The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) and the Washington Health Alliance, along with event sponsors Washington State Health Care Authority and Group Health Cooperative, are hosting two FREE one-day train-the-trainer workshops on shared decision-making. Workshop participants will: Learn about AHRQ’s SHARE Approach, a five-step process for shared decision-making. Learn simple, practical ways to use evidence-based, patient-centered outcomes research information and resources to support shared decision-making. Access a range of research summaries and patient decision aids from AHRQ’s Effective Health Care Program. Learn how to train your...

Guest Speaker: Dr. Marcia Roi This webinar will provide an introduction to "recovery coaching," including the history of recovery coaching, the differences between recovery coaching and peer support in mental health, and more. The webinar will also provide participants with information on the work of the Washington Recovery Alliance to develop a curriculum guide for educators to train new recovery coaches in Washington State.

The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) and the Washington Health Alliance, along with event sponsors Washington State Health Care Authority and Group Health Cooperative, are hosting two FREE one-day train-the-trainer workshops on shared decision-making. Workshop participants will: Learn about AHRQ’s SHARE Approach, a five-step process for shared decision-making. Learn simple, practical ways to use evidence-based, patient-centered outcomes research information and resources to support shared decision-making. Access a range of research summaries and patient decision aids from AHRQ’s Effective Health Care Program. Learn how to train your...

What is anger? How do you calm down? What do you need to learn about anger? This course is for those who are court ordered for anger management or who are interested in learning coping skills to overcome their anger. Attend this in-depth Anger Management course and learn skills that can be used to reduce conflicts with co-workers, family and friends.

Description: While the numbers of overdose deaths from prescription opioids may be decreasing in Washington, the numbers attributed to heroin use are increasing. Substance use disorders (SUD) are treatable and in the case of opioids, overdose deaths can be prevented. This training will review the role medications play in the management of substance use disorders with a particular focus on the treatment of opioid use disorder; and, the integration of Medication Assisted Treatment in traditional SUD treatment programs. Target Audience:...

In this 3-day training, voice hearers and people who experience other extreme/altered states will come together with people who have not experienced these states. The result is a powerful, diversified environment for learning, and a solid foundation for setting up and facilitating groups. Peers, professionals and allies are welcome: priority to those committed to creating a group. This Hearing Voices Facilitators Training, presented by Kate Hill & John Herold, will give you the skills and knowledge to run Hearking Voices...

This is the announcement for the second webinar in our 2016 DBHR Employment Topical Webinar Series intended to inform, educate and coordinate resources for individuals with mental health and substance use issues who need employment services, resources and supports. This webinar series is designed for professionals and anyone interested in increasing their understanding of the advantages and resources that promotes employment in the lives of people with behavioral health disabilities. Please register at: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/8785840448685316865 This month's webinar will provide an overview...