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Everything we do is designed for deep practice transformation, implementation, and sustainability: We are laser focused on translating evidence and practice-based research into highly relevant, live and on-demand webinars and engaging, skills-focused workshops and certificates.
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Parents with Co-Occurring Disorders in Child Welfare
This webinar provides a brief introduction of co-occurring disorders and what child welfare system looks like in Minnesota. The training further highlights both the barriers and best practice tips for supporting parents with co-occurring disorders involved with the child welfare system.” Presentation Slides. pdf…
Personalized Intervention for Psychosocial Problems
This webinar provides evidence and a rationale for clinicians as they consider alternative approaches to seeking a useful treatment match with clients. Applications are specific to adolescent depression but have implications for a broader array of mental health problems. Objectives Describe depression, adolescent development and disruption of the threat…
Navigating Conversations about Sexual Health in the Therapy Session
This webinar is meant to broaden participant’s understanding of issues regarding sexual health commonly encountered in the therapy session. Additionally, it seeks to increase comfort and competence in conversations about sexual health with clients, as well as knowing when to refer. Participants are encouraged to reflect upon beliefs and…
Certified Peer Support Specialists: How They Help Their Peers in Recovery
Learn the principles and practices of peer recovery support and recovery coaching for individuals with mental illness, substance use and co-occurring disorders. Understand the similarities and differences between each role. Explore how to increase an individual’s motivation to engage in and deepen their recovery process. Presenters will address training,…
Improving Your MI Skills Through Peer Coaching Circles
Many practitioners have been trained in the MI model and understand the concepts but have not had the opportunity to integrate these skills into their work with clients. This webinar introduces viewers to the concept of MI Coaching Circles that are useful to practice and ultimately improve Motivational Interviewing…
Couple Sensitive Therapy: How to Avoid Colluding with Your Clients
When we treat individuals who have complaints about a relationship, it’s all too easy to start colluding with the client against the partner who’s absent from the room; a stance that’s counterproductive to improving the relationship and helping the client learn from his/her difficulties. In addressing the craft of…
Eating Disorders: Clinical Features, Comorbidity, and Treatment
Eating disorders are associated with high rates of mortality, medical complications, psychosocial impairment, and psychiatric comorbidity including mood, anxiety, personality, and substance use disorders. This presentation will provide an overview of the clinical features, comorbid psychopathology, and treatment of eating disorders, as well as several psychological mechanisms that may…
Diagnosis and Management of Bipolar Disorders: Challenges in the Dually-Diagnosed Patient
The viewer of this webinar will become aware of the prevalence and burden of bipolar disorders (BDs), develop a framework for distinguishing BD from major depressive disorder in people presenting with depression, be fluent with treatment options for the management of mania and bipolar depression, and understand how substance…