iSPS-US Presents: Assessment and treatment of sleep and circadian rhythm problems in psychosis to enhance quality of life and functioning: from an occupational perspective - Sophie Faulkner, PhD   REGISTER HERE.

UW Medicine Presents: Join the Addictions, Drug & Alcohol Institute (ADAI) at the University of Washington this September for an informative and engaging event focused on cannabis, schizophrenia, and other psychotic disorders. REGISTER HERE.

HeadsUp Presents: Dr. Taylor will discuss assessment and treatment of Early Onset (that is onset before age 18 years old) Schizophrenia Spectrum Disorders. He will also discuss age-dependent assessments and phrasing of questions when evaluating younger adolescents with psychosis spectrum symptoms. Objectives: Determine how long is an "adequate trial" of an antipsychotic medication before switching […]

CE MHTTC Presents: This presentation aims to address the critical and often overlooked issue of suicide within the Black community. Suicide is a growing public health concern, and understanding its unique implications in the Black community is essential for effective prevention and intervention efforts. The presentation will cover various aspects, including risk factors, warning signs, […]

MHTTC Presents: Given the current mental health and substance use crises in schools nationwide, it's crucial that school-based professionals have the information and skills they need to understand how student behavioral health information can be shared and protected. By creating a strong network of school professionals that understand the federal health privacy laws that impact […]

CE PTTC Presents: Though suicide touches every community, the stunningly disproportionate rate of self-induced deaths among LGBTQ+ youth is an ongoing emergency. Family rejection, trauma, addiction, social stigma and discrimination, and prejudice-related mental health concerns have enormous impact on suicidal ideation. This three-part lab series will highlight some of the pressures that lead sexual and […]

EPICENTER 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.

Mental Health Partnership Presents: This training, adapted to address Peer's particular needs, is intended to support staff in developing and maintaining appropriate boundaries in service provision, and explore and clarify ethical dilemmas. Participants will explore power and privilege and how these differentials affect our work. Participants will practice assessing decisions about boundaries and dual relationships. […]

Mental Health Partnership Presents: This 12-hour course lays the foundation of Supervision in a Peer Support Environment, grounded in understanding of CPS roles and Recovery Values. This course includes SAMHSA's Core Competencies of Peer Support, OMHSAS Standards of Supervision for Peer Support, Kadushin's Social Work model on the Functions of Supervision, Reflective Supervision basics, and […]

UMB Presents: Practice what you’ve learned in PCCP introductory trainings. Each week we will use a sample person-centered assessment to develop an Interpretive Summary and a Treatment Plan focusing on one category of barriers or needs. Agenda: Reviewing the data in the case study's assessment Applied Practice: identifying and writing an interpretive summary Clarifying Vision, […]

EPINET CLHS & UMD & UPitt Presents.   REGISTER HERE.

UMB Presents: Principles of Person-Centered Care Planning (PCCP) applied to using the Managed Intervention Plan (MIP). Agenda: Day 1 Introductions to PCCP How is MIP different from and similar to a Recovery Plan? Setting yourself up for success engaging consumers in plan development Collaborating for meaningful and useful of the MIP Considerations for MIP Objectives […]