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SUMMARY:Best Practices in Screening for Adolescent Substance Use Risk: Tools of the Trade
DESCRIPTION:Webinar Downloads: \nPowerPoint (PDF) \n  \nDescription:\n \nThis webinar will focus on a variety of screening tools for adolescent substance use with the goal of supporting positive behavior change. Training content will address the purpose and process of screening for substance use risk from both a prevention and early intervention point of view. The speaker will review the most commonly used screening tools for adolescents and transitional age youth and demonstrate how the tools are administered\, such as the CRAFFT\, S2BI\, and the AUDIT-C. Time and resources will also be provided to address participant questions about  implementing these tools. \n\nObjectives: \n\nDemonstrate how to administer\, score\, and interpret validated alcohol and other substance use screening tools for adolescents and transitional age youth to determine level of risk.\nDescribe the differences and similarities between various screening tools used for adolescent substance use.\nIdentify and gain access to free materials and resources available to support health professional training on adolescent screening\, brief intervention\, and referral to treatment (SBIRT).\n\n  \nThis webinar is designed for behavioral health practitioners\, prevention professionals\, individuals serving children and youth\, program managers and supervisors\, and executives in behavioral health agencies\, Managing Entities\, and Department of Children and Families program staff. \nPresented by: \n \nAdam Musielewicz\, MPA\, has over 14 years of experience serving diverse communities in his home state of Colorado. Primarily under the umbrella of Public Health\, Adam has occupied professional capacities in areas such as youth development\, safe and affordable housing\, and refugee resettlement. Adam has spent the last 8 years focused on youth substance use prevention\, which included leading a county-wide coalition effort to develop and implement environmental strategies designed to address shared risk and protective factors in surrounding Northern Colorado communities. Most recently\, Adam served as a Screening\, Brief Intervention\, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) Practice Facilitator and Trainer\, supporting health and behavioral health entities with implementing the best practices of the early intervention approach. Adam maintains a certificate of intensive training in Motivational Interviewing (MI). Adam lives in Fort Collins\, Colorado with his wife and two boys\, and appreciates all that the mountains provide as far as outdoor activities\, scenery\, and serenity. \n\nCEUs: \nUp to 2 Continuing Education Units/Contact Hours are provided for this event\nFlorida Certification Board Recognized Education Provider\nFlorida Board of Social Work\, Marriage and Family Therapy and Mental Health Counseling Provider #50-676\nFlorida Board of Nursing Provider #50-676
URL:https://test.fadaa.org/event/best-practices-in-screening-for-adolescent-substance-use-risk-tools-of-the-trade/
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SUMMARY:Trauma-Informed Care for Non-Clinical Staff
DESCRIPTION:Webinar Downloads: \nPowerPoint (PDF) \n  \nDescription:\n \nWhile many service providers are familiar with trauma-informed care\, those outside of the behavioral health field may be unfamiliar with trauma and its implications. This webinar will define and categorize various types of trauma\, explore its effects on the brain\, and the natural responses impacted individuals may exhibit. Participants will gain essential insights into trauma-informed practices and discover practical strategies for intervention. With this foundational knowledge\, attendees will be able to shift their perspective on trauma and recognize its direct impact on fostering resilience. \n\nObjectives: \n\nDefine trauma and identify various types of trauma.\nLearn how trauma impacts the brain and understand natural trauma responses.\nExplore the practices and principles of a Trauma-Informed Approach to help foster resilience in individuals and families.\n\n  \nThis webinar is designed for parents\, caregivers\, behavioral health practitioners\, health care providers\, prevention professionals\, school professionals\, program managers\, supervisors\, and executives in behavioral health agencies\, Managing Entities\, and Department of Children and Families program staff. \nPresented by: \n \nShaina Bradley\, LCACA\, LSW\, MSW\, CADAC IV\, CAPRC II-FS\, is Director of Peer Recovery Services at Daviess Community Hospital in Washington\, Indiana. With over ten years of experience in both healthcare and criminal justice settings\, she currently implements hospital recovery support services in conjunction with the county Mobile Integrated Response System. Shaina also managed the Daviess County State Opioid Response grant for three years. She graduated from the University of Southern Indiana with a Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work\, with a concentration in Substance Abuse Counseling and a Master of Social Work\, specializing in Mental Health and Addiction. \n\nCEUs: \nUp to 2 Continuing Education Units/Contact Hours are provided for this event\nFlorida Certification Board Recognized Education Provider\nFlorida Board of Social Work\, Marriage and Family Therapy and Mental Health Counseling Provider #50-676\nFlorida Board of Nursing Provider #50-676
URL:https://test.fadaa.org/event/trauma-informed-care-for-non-clinical-staff/
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SUMMARY:Complementary and Integrated Treatment Approaches for Substance Use Disorders
DESCRIPTION:Webinar Downloads: \nPowerPoint (PDF) \n  \nDescription:\n \nSubstance use disorders are multifaceted in nature and individuals’ treatment and recovery needs vary. Complementary and integrative strategies are gaining traction among behavioral health and medical professionals as an adjunct to conventional treatments and medication. This webinar will explore several complementary approaches for substance use disorders in terms of potential benefits\, research\, efficacy\, and barriers. Clinicians will be provided a tool to help guide decisions about incorporating or recommending complementary and integrative therapies for their practice or individual clients. \n\nObjectives: \n\nDefine and identify types of complementary and integrative approaches.\nDiscuss the integration of complementary approaches with conventional treatments\, including benefits\, efficacy\, barriers\, and limitations.\nDetermine when integrative therapies are appropriate for treatment services.\n\n  \nThis webinar is designed for behavioral health practitioners\, prevention professionals\, health care and community organizations\, and executives in behavioral health agencies\, Managing Entities\, and Department of Children and Families program staff. \nPresented by: \n \nAmanda Marker is the Director of Business Development for Windmoor Healthcare in Clearwater and a Licensed Mental Health Counselor. She has worked in behavioral health for 15 years in direct- and non-direct care roles in outpatient clinics\, adult and adolescent psychiatric hospitals\, and residential treatment centers. Amanda is currently an active member and vice-chair on the Board of Directors for Recovery Epicenter Foundation and is a master instructor for I Rise\, Inc. As an individual with lived experience\, Amanda is an advocate for individuals in every stage of recovery. In her free time\, she loves being outdoors\, spending time with her husband and child\, and making art. \nCEUs: \nUp to 2 Continuing Education Units/Contact Hours are provided for this event\nFlorida Certification Board Recognized Education Provider\nFlorida Board of Social Work\, Marriage and Family Therapy and Mental Health Counseling Provider #50-676\nFlorida Board of Nursing Provider #50-676
URL:https://test.fadaa.org/event/complementary-and-integrated-treatment-approaches-for-substance-use-disorders/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20241031T140000
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SUMMARY:External Webinar - Medications for Opioid Use Disorder in Criminal Justice Settings
DESCRIPTION:      \n  \n  \n \n  \nMedications for Opioid Use Disorder in Criminal Justice Settings: Developing Partnerships Between Correctional Professionals and Community-Based Providers \nReentry into the community from jail or prison can be a critical time\, particularly for people experiencing substance use disorders. However\, many jails and prisons lack the necessary connections and collaboration with local providers to support continuity of care upon release. This webinar will explore the critical role of community partnerships in supporting individuals receiving medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD) within criminal justice settings. Attendees will gain insight into how collaboration between correctional facilities\, healthcare providers\, and community organizations can enhance continuity of care\, reduce recidivism\, and support successful reintegration. \nOur presenters will discuss strategies and best practices for fostering sustainable partnerships between correctional facilities and community-based programs to address opioid use disorders among individuals reentering the community. The session will also highlight examples of how this has been accomplished in one southwestern state. \n  \nPresenters \nLil Espinoza\, LCSW\, Consultant\, Positive Ascent\, LLC\, Phoenix\, Arizona\nRich VandenHeuvel\, MSW\, Principal\, Health Management Associates\, Okemos\, Michigan
URL:https://test.fadaa.org/event/external-webinar-medications-for-opioid-use-disorder-in-criminal-justice-settings/
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SUMMARY:Youth Engagement and Building Rapport
DESCRIPTION:Webinar Downloads: \nComing soon! \n  \nDescription:\n \nFor youth to be actively engaged in mental health and/or substance use services\, individuals who are providing the treatment must be open to adapting their approach for this age group. Awareness of the unique developmental needs of youth\, cultural background considerations\, and individual experiences are key to tailoring approaches and addressing specific concerns. This webinar will describe ways to create a safe and supportive environment\, develop authentic connections\, and present treatment services in a way that is youth-friendly and works to overcome barriers to engagement. \nObjectives: \n\nIdentify specific developmental needs and preferences of youth\nExplore practical ways to create safe\, youth-friendly environments that encourage engagement\nDiscuss adaptive approaches to build trust\, decrease barriers\, and use interactive strategies to engage youth in services\n\nThis webinar is designed for behavioral health practitioners\, clinicians\, professionals serving youth or young adults\, program managers and supervisors\, and executives in behavioral health agencies\, Managing Entities\, and Department of Children and Families program staff. \n  \nPresented by: \nAshley M. Shonibare\, LCSW\, specializes in working with young people – particularly those experiencing early mental health symptoms or seeking therapeutic intervention for the first time. Ashley currently provides trauma-informed treatment at a Chicago hospital and\, in her spare time\, offers training to organizations on how to decrease compassion fatigue and normalize mental health treatment for healthcare colleagues. \nAs a former team leader of a Coordinated Specialty Care (CSC) Team for Early Psychosis\, Ashley engaged in preventative work and crisis intervention using a strength-based approach to help youth\, young adults\, and their families create more sustainable\, healthy\, and adaptive patterns. A graduate of Michigan State University\, Ashley’s career has focused on community mental health and working with underserved populations\, promoting rural mental health services\, engaging youth in residential settings\, and collaborating with families involved in court-mandated services. \n\nCEUs: \nUp to 2 Continuing Education Units/Contact Hours are provided for this event\nFlorida Certification Board Recognized Education Provider\nFlorida Board of Social Work\, Marriage and Family Therapy and Mental Health Counseling Provider #50-676\nFlorida Board of Nursing Provider #50-676
URL:https://test.fadaa.org/event/youth-engagement-and-building-rapport/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20241024T100000
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SUMMARY:The Intersection of Human Trafficking and Substance Use
DESCRIPTION:Webinar Downloads:\nComing soon! \nDescription:\nSubstance use is pervasive in human trafficking. For some individuals a substance use disorder may lead to trafficking\, while others may develop a substance use disorder while being trafficked. Understanding the intersection of substance use and trauma with human trafficking is critical for behavioral health providers\, their partners\, and other professionals. This webinar will discuss the relationship between substance use and trafficking\, present some case scenarios\, and provide evidence-based strategies to support individuals with a substance use disorder who have been sex trafficked. \nObjectives: \n\nIdentify how substance use is related to human trafficking\nDescribe how substance use impacts individuals who are trafficked\nLearn about how to support someone with substance use issues who has been trafficked\n\nThis webinar is designed for behavioral health practitioners\, clinicians\, health care providers\, child and family welfare professionals\, certified addiction professionals\, peer specialists\, program managers\, supervisors\, and executives in behavioral health agencies\, Managing Entities\, and Department of Children and Families program staff. \nPresented by:\nNicole Kelly\, PsyD is a clinical psychologist who consults with agencies on trauma-informed care\, programming for commercially sexually exploited youth\, culturally responsive services\, vicarious trauma\, and leadership development through Klasey Consulting LLC. Nicole has been training multidisciplinary audiences on trauma-related topics since 2015. She has taught graduate-level psychology courses on human trafficking and substance use and authored a commercial sexual exploitation intervention and prevention curriculum. \nCEUs:\nUp to 2 Continuing Education Units/Contact Hours are provided for this event\nFlorida Certification Board Recognized Education Provider\nFlorida Board of Social Work\, Marriage and Family Therapy and Mental Health Counseling Provider #50-676\nFlorida Board of Nursing Provider #50-676
URL:https://test.fadaa.org/event/the-intersection-of-human-trafficking-and-substance-use/
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