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ACEs Trauma Training for Educators (Free) This is a free 43 minute video training resource designed to give anyone who works with children important trauma-focused information about how student learning and behavior is impacted by trauma and how educators and support staff can help students develop a greater sense of safety at school and begin to build new emotional regulation skills. As educators, we have to learn to not see the student's trauma response as defiance, disrespect, boredom, or intentional manipulation, but rather a protective response that requires safety in order to settle and help the child return to their "thinking" brain. Click here for the video and discussion guide developed by Communities In Schools: * Act Against Suicide: For Nurses (6) Program Dates Kirkland, WA * Addressing Suicide Risk in Substance Abuse Clients - Substance Abuse Counselors (6) * Adults, Teens and Kids Suicide Prevention - Nurses (6.5) * ASIST https://www.livingworks.net/programs/asist/ * ASIST-Applied Suicide Intevervention Skills Oregon - Community Members, Behavioral Health and Health Care Professionals 2-Day In Person Class (12) * ASIST-Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training - 2- Community Members, Behavioral Health and Health Care Professionals Day In Person Class (12) * Assessing and Managing Suicide Risk (AMSR) - Behavioral Health and Health Care Providers who have a master's or doctoral degree in a behavioral health field (6) * Assessment and Management of the Suicidal Patient - Mental Healt Professionals (6) * Assessment of Suicide Potential New Jersey NASW (6) * Assessment, Treatment, and Management of Suicide - Mental Health Healthcare (6) * At Risk for PK-12 Educators - Kognito Online Educators (8) CIT Crisis Intervention Training for Police Officers http://www.allhealthnetwork.org/programs/crisis-intervention-training College Dreams Building supportive relationships with students to remove barriers and break the cycle of poverty. Columbia Care http://www.columbiacare.org/ * Counseling on Access to Lethal Means (CALM) - Mental Health Healthcare. Access to lethal means can determine whether a person who is suicidal lives or dies. This course helps providers develop effective safety plans for people at risk of suicide. Mental Health Healthcare C.A.L.M. is SPRC`s free self-paced online course to improve your knowledge and skills in suicide prevention. It is especially for clinicians and other service providers, educators, health professionals, public officials, and members of community-based coalitions who are responsible for developing and implementing effective suicide prevention programs and policies. Access to lethal means can determine whether a person who is suicidal lives or dies. This course helps providers develop effective safety plans for people at risk of suicide. (8) Counseling on Access to Lethal Means (CALM) SPRC http://www.sprc.org/resources-programs/calm-counseling-access-lethal-means C-SSRC Columbia-Suicide Severity Rating Scale Risk Assessment https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/cssrc/trainings * Depression and Suicide Risk Factors, Diagnosis and Treatment Washington State Pharmacy - Pharmacists, Nurses, Dietitians (1.5) * Depression and Suicide Risk Factors, Diagnosis and Treatment -Nurse.com Online - Nurses (1.5) Health Literacy Training coming to Brookings and Gold Beach on October 26, 2017. Contact Lisa at buildinghealthycommunities@woahcco.com ICRC-S Injury Control Research Center for Suicide Prevention http://suicideprevention-icrc-s.org/webinars * Identifying, Assessing, & Responding to Suicide Risk - Mental Health Healthcare (6) * Innovative Approaches to School-Based Suicide Prevention Kognito Webinar - Teachers, School Administrator (2) Jackson County SART (Sexual Abuse Response Team) Free services are available around the clock, providing care needed to recover and take back lives. Kognito https://kognito.com/ 13 Reasons Why Talking Points for Educators http://go.kognito.com/13reasonswhywebinar.html Kognito creates digital experiences that prepare people for the conversations that matter most. Our scientists, artists, and technologists use the latest principles behind neuroscience, social cognition, and game mechanics to create simulated conversations with virtual humans where people learn, practice and self-assess their ability to manage conversations that can lead to positive changes in social, emotional, and physical health. The company's science-driven and research-proven approach have made Kognito the only company with health simulations listed in the National Registry of Evidence-Based Programs and Practices (NREPP). Learn more at www.kognito.com Locating and Understanding Data for Suicide Prevention - This course presents readily-accessible sources of data that can help you understand the suicide problem in your state or community, and determine which data are most useful for informing your prevention activities/ SPRC Maslow Project Basic needs. School and street-based outreach. Medford Group Peer Support, Leadership Groups, Character Academy, Academic Help, Job Prep Mental Health First Aid is an 8-hour course that teaches you how to help someone who may be experiencing a mental health or substance use challenge. The training helps you identify, understand and respond to signs of addictions and mental illnesses. The adult Mental Health First Aid course is appropriate for anyone 18 years and older who wants to learn how to help a person who may be experiencing a mental health related crisis or problem. Topics covered include anxiety, depression, psychosis, and addictions. The adult course is available in both English and Spanish. Course participants come from a variety of backgrounds and play various roles in a community. Instructors may specialize in providing the course to groups such as: Public safety, Higher education, Military families, Rural audiences. (8) Adult English | Adult Spanish |Youth English | Youth Spanish | Law Enforcement Mental Health First Aid for Public Safety https://www.mentalhealthfirstaid.org/cs/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Public-Safety-Overview-2.pdf * My Client is Thinking About Suicide--What Do I Do? - Behavioral Health (0.5) NAMI Ending the Silence. Helping middle and high schoolers understand mental illness makes a big difference. We can teach them about the warning signs for themselves and their friends. NAMI Ending the Silence helps raise awareness and change perceptions around mental health conditions. Through this free classroom presentation, students get to see the reality of living with a mental health condition. During the 50-minute presentation, a young adult living with mental illness and a family member tell their stories about mental health challenges, including what hurt and what helped. What Your Students Get Moving stories from positive role models have the power to change kids' views. The discussion gives students the rare opportunity to ask questions about mental health challenges to people who have lived it. The presentation’s message of empathy and hope encourages students to actively care for themselves and their friends. It also teaches them it's okay to talk about what they're feeling. NAMI Ending the Silence covers:
Schedule An Ending The Silence Presentation If you would like to host a NAMI Ending the Silence presentation at your school, contact your local NAMI. If the presentation isn’t already available, ask to bring it to your community. National Center for the Prevention of Youth Suicide http://www.suicidology.org/ncpys * National Version-Making Educators Partners in Youth Suicide Prevention: Act on Facts 2017-18 - Teachers, School Administators (2) * Preventing Suicide in Emergency Departments - Healthcare Behavioral Health (2) Preventing Suicide in Emergency Department Patients (SPRC) http://www.sprc.org/resources-programs/preventing-suicide-emergency-department-patients Preventing Suicide in Emergency Department Patients This online course teaches professionals who work in emergency departments how to conduct screening, assessment, and brief interventions with patients at risk of suicide QPR Question Persuade Refer https://www.qprinstitute.com/ * QPR for Occupational Therapists, Physical Therapists and Health Care Providers - Occupational, Physical therapists and Healthcare (3) * QPR for Pharmacists (3) * QPR for School Health Professionals - School social workers, counselors, nurses (3) QPR Online Gatekeeper Training. Our Gatekeeper course is taught in a clear, concise format using the latest in educational technology and practices. The course takes approximately one hour to complete. KEY COMPONENTS COVERED IN TRAINING: How to Question, Persuade and Refer someone who may be suicidal. How to get help for yourself or learn more about preventing suicide. The common causes of suicidal behavior. The warning signs of suicide. How to get help for someone in crisis. $29.95. Start training now. QPR Gatekeeper Trainer Certification Course. Becoming a certified trainer of QPR’s industry-leading approach to suicide prevention is an excellent way for individuals and organizations to help empower their communities to effectively intervene on behalf of suicidal and in-crisis people. GATEKEEPER TRAINING CERTIFICATION: 3-year Certification, 12 Continuing Education Units (CEUs). 25 QPR classroom booklets and everything you’ll need to host your first training workshop. Must be 18 years or older to complete this course. $495 Inquire now. * QPRT Suicide Risk Assessment & Risk Management - Health Professionals (6) * QPR Suicide Training Triage: Level 2 - Advance Level 8 * QPR Suicide Triage Training Level 2 - Behavioral Health Healthcare (8-10) Reaching Teens covers multiple aspects of trauma-informed work. The only cost for participating in the training is the purchase of the materials, and we’ve been able to work out a reduced rate for work group participants. For more information, please contact Peter Buckley at peter_buckley@southernoregonsuccess.org Resilience in Action A return presentation by Dr. Ken Ginsburg sponsored by AllCare, the Ford Family Foundation, The Oregon Department of Human Services and Southern Oregon Success. Over 500 people from around the region attended Dr. Ginsburg's presentation in Medford last October. We're pleased to be able to bring him back so the vital information he has on trauma and resilience can reach an even larger audience. Please save the date! Reservations will be required, more info to come soon. Resolve, Fundamentals of Mediation provides training, consultation, coaching, and on-site support to schools for whole school implementation of restorative justice and education programs for students on the topics of conflict resolution and bullying intervention. Restorative justice provides a framework for building student accountability and responding to wrongdoing while strengthening student and community relationships. It is not a singular program or process, rather a philosophy and practice based on a core set of principles that emphasize healing and repair over punishment, inclusion over exclusion, and individual accountability with a high level of community support. Please note: Resolve also offers Family Mediation services. Resolve: Getting results with restorative justice programs. Our remarkable partner organization, Resolve, is one of the hosts for the Northwest Justice Forum listed above. Resolve is having a definite impact in our region with the Restorative Justice programs they lead in many of our local schools. Some results to note: at North Medford High School, there have been 63% fewer referrals for disrespect, and 78% fewer referrals for weapons on campus since the program began. Rogue River Junior/Senior High School has seen an increase in graduation rates of 13%, an increase in attendance of 8% and 612 fewer disciplinary referrals. At Phoenix High School, there have been 66% fewer disciplinary referrals, 47% fewer suspensions and an attendance increase of 13%. Resolve’s other Restorative Justice school partners include Talent Middle School, Roosevelt Elementary School, Ruch Community School, Jefferson Elementary School and Central Medford High. Response http://www.oregon.gov/oha/PH/PREVENTIONWELLNESS/SAFELIVING/SUICIDEPREVENTION/Pages/response.aspx Response is a comprehensive high school-based program that increases awareness about suicide among high school staff, students and parents. All program components are designed to heighten sensitivity to depression and suicidal ideation, increase identification, and facilitate referral. The program also provides procedures to refer a student who may be at-risk for suicide. Components include (1) a two-hour awareness training for staff, (2) a four-hour student curriculum (spread across four class periods), and parent awareness materials and an implementation assistance manual for administrators. Before implementing the awareness components, participating schools must identify key staff to serve on a suicide prevention team. Key school-based staff should include the principal or vice-principal, a school-based RESPONSE coordinator, two "suicide contacts" responsible for handling referrals, and a counselor. Rose Circle (soon to be called Rogue Valley Mentoring) Offering mentor circles (community and school based) in a group setting as well as one-to-one mentoring for youth from age 10 to 24. The YMCA has a variety of youth development programs. Afterschool, youth sports and camping programs are held on-site at many schools. Many other youth development and healthy living programs are held at the YMCA facility. The YMCA financial assistance program helps families with scholarships to attend Y programs and identify community resources. For a detailed list of regional resources in health care, mental health care, human services, workforce development and other sectors, please visit the community resources pages at Southern Oregon Success. If you wish to receive updates from Southern Oregon Success, please email “subscribe” to peter_buckley@southernoregonsuccess.org Rural Mental Health First Aid Nearly twenty percent of people in the United States live in a rural area. The challenges faced by residents in rural areas are significantly different than those in urban areas. Rural populations are often underserved and possess health and behavioral health disparities. Rural communities have a chronic shortage of behavioral health providers and limited access to services. Mental Health First Aid has the potential to address these disparities in rural communities by increasing mental health literacy (i.e., knowledge and beliefs about mental disorders which aid their recognition, management, or prevention) among key community members – creating a stronger, more prepared network of support for individuals living in rural areas. Rural Mental Health First Aid is a way to build community level capacity to identify mental health and substance use issues early and for rural residents to increase their confidence to intervene and refer people to the resources that do exist. Rural communities have a long history of being innovative and taking responsibility. Mental Health First Aid is a way to increase the level of baseline knowledge about mental health and substance use issues and to decrease the negative perceptions often associated with these issues. Our targeted effort to serve rural communities addresses their unique characteristics, recognizes the community of rural Mental Health First Aid instructors, and enhances community capacity around behavioral health issues in rural areas. How Can I Get my Community Involved? Communities interested in learning about bringing the training to their area should review our rural Quick Start Guide on how to get started. (8) safeTALK contact usa@livingworks.net for informtion * SAFE-T Training (Suicide Assessment Five-Step Evaluation and Training) - Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists, Pharmacists, Acupuncturists (3) School Suicide Prevention Accreditation Program http://www.suicidology.org/training-accreditation/school-suicide-prevention-accreditation Strategic Planning Approach to Suicide Prevention SPRC http://training.sprc.org/enrol/index.php?id=7 Strategic Planning Approach to Suicide Prevention This course can help you identify activities that will be effective in addressing the problem of suicide and assist with prioritizing efforts among the different options. * Suicidal Client: Assessment and Treatment Considerations My Client is Thinking about Suicide….Now What Do I Do? - Behavioral Health (1.5) * Suicide Assessment 201: Suicide and Assessment of Risk for In-Hospital Suicide and Aggression in High-Dependency Care Environments - In hoospital providers (3) * Suicide Assessment and Intervention - Behavioral health (1.5) * Suicide Assessment and Prevention - Physicians, Nurses, Healthcare Professionals (6) * Suicide Assessment and Prevention - Mental Health Professionals (6) * Suicide Assessment, Screening & Referral - Certified counselors, chemical dependency professionals, chiropractors, occupational therapists and assistants, and physical therapists and assistants (3) * Suicide Assessment, Treatment and Management - Psychologists, mental health counselors, marriage and family therapists, social workers, alcohol and drug abuse counselors, and other behavioral health professionals (6) * Suicide Awareness & Referral Training for Pharmacy Professionals (3) * Suicide Care for Physical and Occupational Therapists - Physical, Occupational Therapists (3) * Suicide: Dimensions of Prevention and Intervention Not found. Did find Mental Health & Suicide Prevention Nurses (6.25) Suicide Assessment and Management (6) Suicide Assessment, Treatment, Ethics & Risk Management Considerations (12) * Suicide in the Elderly - Behavioral Health Care (2) * Suicide Overview & Assessment - Behavioral health (6) * Suicide Prevention: Assessment, Treatment, and Risk Management of At-Risk Populations for Nurses (6) * Suicide Prevention, Assessment, Treatment, and Risk Management of At-Risk Populations for PTs, OTs, and Pharmacists - - Physical Therapists (3) * Suicide Prevention Assessment, Treatment, and Risk Management of At-Risk Populations for PTs, OTs, and Pharmacists - Occupational Therapy (3) * Suicide Prevention, Assessment, Treatment, and Risk Management of At-Risk Populations for PTs, OTs, and Pharmacists - Pharmacy (3) * Suicide Prevention: Assessment, Treatment, and Risk Management of At-Risk Populations - Medicine (6) * Suicide Prevention: Assessment, Treatment, and Risk Management of At-Risk Populations - Social Work (6) * Suicide Prevention: Assessment, Treatment, and Risk Management of At-Risk Populations - Psyshology (6) * Suicide Prevention Course - Nurses (6) * Suicide Prevention for Healthcare Providers - Healthcare Behavioral Health (3) Not found Suicide Prevention Resource Center http://www.sprc.org/events-trainings * Suicide Prevention Training - Nurses (6.5) * Suicide Prevention Training for Healthcare Professionals - Registered Nurses, Certified Registered Nurse Anesthestist, Clinical Nur Specialist, Licensed Practical Nurse (6) * Suicide Risk Assessment and Management Training Pro Level 3 APRT - Behavioral Health Healthcare (8-12) * Suicide Risk Assessment and Triage Using the Columbia Suicide Severity Rating Scale C-SSRS - Healthcare Behavioral health, first responders (1) * Suicide Risk Assessment: You May Save A Life Behavioral health (4) * Suicide Screening and Referral Elements - Behavioral health (3) * Suicide Screening and Referral Training - Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner (ARNP), Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS), Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN), Licensed Vocational Nurses (LVN), Registered Nurse (RN) (3) * Suicide to Hope - Behavioral Health Providers, Professional Caregivers-Focus on long-term work (7) * Suicide: Treatment, Ethics & Risk Management - Behavioral health (6) Survivors After Suicide Program http//www.didihirsch.org/services/emergency/spc/sas Talk Saves Lives A community-based presentation that covers the general scope of suicide, the research on prevention, and what people can do to fight suicide. Attendees will learn the risk and warning signs of suicide, and how together, we can help prevent it. Learn what suicide is, who it affects, what we know about it and what can be done to prevent it. afsp.org/our-work/education/talk-saves-lives-introduction-suicide-prevention * Training in Suicide Care for Physicians - Physicians, Physicians Assistants, Nurses (6) Trauma-Effective Leadership Certificate Treatment, Ethics & Risk Management (6) * Washington Occupational Therapists Suicide Prevention - Occupational Therapists (3) * Working with Suicidal Clients - Behavioral health (6) * Youth and Adult Suicide: Recognition, Assessment and Treatment of Suicidality - Behavioral health and healthcare (8) Youth Mental Health First Aid https://www.mentalhealthfirstaid.org/cs/take-a-course/course-types/youth/ Legend: (#) - Number of CE credits;
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