Northwest MHTTC Presents: Learn to recognize signs of compassion fatigue and secondary trauma – both subtle and overt – and strategies to address them, as well as ongoing practices to care for your sense of self and connection to community in the face of emotionally challenging work.   REGISTER HERE.

HeadsUp & OMHSAS Presents: Recognizing and Responding to Early Psychosis for Community Health Providers offers a full day workshop focusing on an intensive introduction, overview and practice of psychosis identification, management and referral to evidence-based care. It offers community mental, behavioral, and physical health workers a deep dive into assessment and practice of crisis and […]

On Our Own of Maryland Presents: This year's theme, "Bloom: Nurturing Wellness in Behavioral Health," signifies a journey towards living authentically and fully, with a sense of purpose and connection to oneself and others. It strengthens our resolve to remain grounded in a world that is often turbulent, so that we can continue to grow […]

On Our Own of Maryland Presents: This year's theme, "Bloom: Nurturing Wellness in Behavioral Health," signifies a journey towards living authentically and fully, with a sense of purpose and connection to oneself and others. It strengthens our resolve to remain grounded in a world that is often turbulent, so that we can continue to grow […]

South Southwest MHTTC Presents: The mission of the South Southwest MHTTC First Episode Psychosis (FEP) Conference 2024 is to bring together stakeholders with a commitment to improving and growing FEP services in the HHS Region 6 South Southwest area of the United States. Our 2024 theme, Pausing with Purpose: Guiding FEP Care with Human Connection, […]

South Southwest MHTTC Presents: The mission of the South Southwest MHTTC First Episode Psychosis (FEP) Conference 2024 is to bring together stakeholders with a commitment to improving and growing FEP services in the HHS Region 6 South Southwest area of the United States. Our 2024 theme, Pausing with Purpose: Guiding FEP Care with Human Connection, […]

HeadsUp & OMHSAS Presents: This discussion-based session will share how powerful family engagement can be in care for loved-ones experiencing symptoms of early psychosis.  Presenters will review ways to engage family on individual and group level. Additionally, presenters will highlight strategies to support families in bonding and communicating effectively with their loved one. They are […]

HeadsUp & OMHSAS Presents: Recognizing and Responding to Early Psychosis for Community Health Providers offers a full day workshop focusing on an intensive introduction, overview and practice of psychosis identification, management and referral to evidence-based care. It offers community mental, behavioral, and physical health workers a deep dive into assessment and practice of crisis and […]

CE MHTTC Presents: Learn about and discuss current best practices, advances in research and available resources to further advance suicide prevention efforts in Anne Arundel County and across the state. Participants will have the opportunity to network and collaborate with other attendees and diverse community partners. This event has no cost and Continuing Education Units […]

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.

UMB presents: Using Crisis Plans as an effective part of counseling to build resilience to symptom increases and life stressors. Agenda: Person-Centered Approaches to Crisis Planning - A Collaboratively Created Living Document Section One - Framing the Conversation and Gathering Practical Data Section Two - Exploring the Support System and Planning to Expand It Section […]

HeadsUp Presents: Coordinated specialty care teams work with young people with psychosis to decrease their mental health distress, improve functioning and quality of life. Educational outcomes are an important and sometimes overlooked measure in youth with psychosis, especially early on in the course of psychosis which affects occupational functioning and earning potential later on in […]