This training calendar is designed to be a statewide resource about the latest training opportunities in mental health and substance abuse recovery across Washington State. Most of these trainings are organized by outside organizations, so make sure to scroll down on the page of the training you’re interested in if you have questions or need to contact someone about the training. We invite you to learn about upcoming events and/or request that your training event be added to the calendar!
Topics Include: Empowerment & Responsibility The Importance of Education Developing a Wellness Recovery Action Plan Taking Preventative Action Early Diet, Light & Exercise Changing Negative Thoughts to Positive Thoughts and Many More! Check out the flyer for more information!
Presenter: Barbara Stroud, Ph.D., Zero to Three Graduate Fellow; IFECMH Edndorsement – Reflective Facilitator Mentor Level Dr. Stroud is a licensed clinical psychologist, infant mental health specialist, and internationally recognized consultant, trainer, author and mentor. Among other numerous presentations, she has presented in Cape Town, South Africa on her innovative models to address the needs of at-risk infants through attachment based promotion models. At times the families in our service community may be struggling with intergenerational trauma or parental mental...
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:...
The monthly DBHR Housing Topical Webinar is scheduled for February 25th from 8:30-10:00 The topic will focus on delivering supportive housing services in a Medicaid Driven System featuring Carol Wilkins. Carol Wilkins, M.P.P. works to develop and support the implementation of evidence-based policy solutions to end homelessness for people with complex health needs and vulnerabilities. Through research and technical assistance, she works to increase the capacity of state and local governments and non-profit agencies to create integrated systems to provide...
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.
You probably know First Aid and maybe even CPR - but what if the problem is mental illness? If you've ever wondered why your client or student is being prescribed a specific medication, this workshop is for you. Concise, useful, but not too technical, the medication information presented in this workshop will extend your knowledge of psychopharmacology for both adults and children. Joanne Sprunger and Melissa Turner are Compass Health staff members with a wealth of information to share about...
SAVE THE DATE! Through a partnership with the North Sound Mental Health Administration (NSMHA), Compass Health is offering this one-day workshop for behavioral health professionals that will help them better assess suicide risk, plan treatment, and manage the ongoing care of clients at-risk for suicide. Behavioral health providers play a crucial role in preventing suicides and yet, many providers report that they feel inadequately trained to assess, treat, and manage suicidal clients. AMSR meets providers' needs for research-informed, skills-based training....
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:...
NAMI Connection Recovery Support Groups are peer-based mutual support groups that meet weekly for 90 minutes of safe, confidential personal sharing in a flexible group setting. Groups are open to any adult living with a mental illness or a psychiatric condition and willing in share with others confidentially in an atmosphere of respect, encouragement, and hope. Prospective facilitators must have a documented mental health diagnosis and be at least 18 years of age and be(come) a NAMI member. They need to...
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:...
We encourage providers, state agencies, and consumer advocacy organizations to send us your training opportunities. To request that your training event be added to the calendar, please contact Alison Avery at aavery@thewashingtoncouncil.org and include the following information:
