New England MHTTC Presents: This presentation will provide a brief overview of how harm risk (suicidality and self-injury) can present in young people experiencing early psychosis. We will then review a selection of psychotherapy strategies that can be helpful in targeting these concerns, highlighting functional analysis, distress tolerance skills, and the CAMS (Collaborative Assessment and […]

SMI Adviser Presents: Enhance your understanding of how common legal challenges like bail, privacy laws, and diversion may impact individuals who have SMI. Learn how to effectively navigate both legal and clinical systems in order to offer improved support and guidance to these individuals and their caregivers.   REGISTER HERE.

New England MHTTC Presents: This webinar series is geared towards clinicians working in outpatient settings with clients who present with a variety of mental health conditions including psychotic disorders (e.g., schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, or mood disorder with psychotic features). This series will answer some common questions about working with individuals who experience psychosis and their […]

SMI Adviser Presents: ACT aims to help one move forward through difficult emotions so they can put energy towards recovery instead of dwelling on the negative. Explore the basics of ACT, including techniques to encourage acceptance, mindfulness and “psychological flexibility.” Earn up to 2.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™, 2.0 CE credits for psychologists, and […]

SMI Adviser Presents: ACT aims to help one move forward through difficult emotions so they can put energy towards recovery instead of dwelling on the negative. Explore the basics of ACT, including techniques to encourage acceptance, mindfulness and “psychological flexibility.” Earn up to 2.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™, 2.0 CE credits for psychologists, and […]

CE MHTTC Presents: This webinar will help mental health providers (and trainees) better understand the early stages of psychosis, including best practices for screening and referral. The onset of early-stage psychosis experiences generally occurs between the ages of 15-25, making adolescence and young adulthood critical periods for intervention. The duration of untreated psychosis (i.e., the […]

CE MHTTC Presents: Transgender people face significant stigma, resulting in mental health disparities. The goal of this webinar is to help mental health providers/trainees better understand stigma toward the transgender community and how it impacts mental health. There will be a special focus on intersectional transgender stigma and evidence-based practices to reduce such stigma (among […]

EPINET Speaker Series Presents: The Ohio State University Early Psychosis Intervention Center (EPICENTER) invites you to attend the next meeting of our weekly virtual early psychosis speaker series. Presentations focus on topics relevant to the etiology, phenomenology, lived experience and/or treatment of early psychosis.   REGISTER HERE.

HeadsUp & CSWE Presents: This webinar presents an advanced discussion of early psychosis symptoms across the spectrum from risk symptoms to threshold psychotic disorders. Strategies for recognizing, comprehensively screening for, and responding to, psychosis spectrum symptoms will be presented. An overview of the history of, and recent developments in, early psychosis clinical care will be […]

SMI Adviser Presents: Explore strategies for integrating a harm reduction approach when working with clients experiencing mental health issues, including those who may not be inclined towards conventional mental health treatments. Discuss the stages of change model and how to modify an approach to better align with a client's current stage of readiness.   REGISTER […]

SMI Adviser Presents: Part one of the series delves into the intricacies of grief as a mental health care clinician. Discuss the challenges and emotional impact that may arise when a practitioner loses a client within the community with Serious Mental Illness (SMI).   REGISTER HERE.

NAMI Florida Presents: People with mental illness are overrepresented in our nation’s jails and prisons. Nearly 80% of people released from prison in the U.S. each year have a chronic medical, substance use, or psychiatric condition, and the justice system faces difficulties creating meaningful connections to care. During this webinar hear from a national expert […]