Trauma-Informed Youth Peer Support Training Module

This training module will assist participants in understanding the foundations of trauma-informed care, including its principles and philosophy, demonstrate why this approach to care is important, and present strategies for incorporating trauma-informed practices throughout youth peer support services.
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Exciting Opportunity for School Leaders and Mental Health Professionals!

Recordings of both sessions are now available for this two-part conversation series on faith-based bullying hosted by the MHTTC Network. You can access recordings through the registration links.
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Tools to Support Equity & Mental Health for Gender Diverse Students

Two sets of Identity Plan tools that are available for elementary, middle, and high school personnel use
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New Podcast! Dreams, Dilemmas, and Dialogues

This four-part podcast explores thought-provoking discussions between educators and school mental health providers on issues that impact our schools, classrooms, and communities.
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Social Media & Youth:

Perils, Powers, and Pathways to Resilience A resource compendium to assist social media and mental health literacy
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Our Young Children & Suicide Prevention

A new product for parents and caregivers!
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Fostering Grief Ready Workplaces:

A Starter Kit for Mental Health and School Mental Health Leadership
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Classroom WISE This FREE course for educators and school personnel offers strategies and skills to engage and support students with mental health concerns in the classroom
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Advancing Diversity, Inclusion & Equity

This guide provides practical strategies for increasing diversity, equity, and inclusion in your mental health organization or agency
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School Mental Health Crisis Leadership Lessons This product explores how school mental health leaders can and do work through crises.

This product explores how school mental health leaders can and do work through crises.
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Supporting Student Mental Health:

Resources to Prepare Educators
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Shining a Light on API Mental Health in the Time of COVID Webinar

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Supporting the Mental Health Field in Region 9

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Self-Harm and Suicide Awareness and Prevention in Childhood and Early Adolescence: A Resource for Elementary School Educators & School-Based Professionals
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Trauma-Informed Youth Peer Support Training Module

This training module will assist participants in understanding the foundations of trauma-informed care, including its principles and philosophy, demonstrate why this approach to care is important, and present strategies for incorporating trauma-informed practices throughout youth peer support services.
Access the Course

Exciting Opportunity for School Leaders and Mental Health Professionals!

Recordings of both sessions are now available for this two-part conversation series on faith-based bullying hosted by the MHTTC Network. You can access recordings through the registration links.
Access Recordings

Tools to Support Equity & Mental Health for Gender Diverse Students

Two sets of Identity Plan tools that are available for elementary, middle, and high school personnel use
View Identity Support Plans

New Podcast! Dreams, Dilemmas, and Dialogues

This four-part podcast explores thought-provoking discussions between educators and school mental health providers on issues that impact our schools, classrooms, and communities.
Learn More

Social Media & Youth:

Perils, Powers, and Pathways to Resilience A resource compendium to assist social media and mental health literacy
Learn More

Our Young Children & Suicide Prevention

A new product for parents and caregivers!
View Resources

Fostering Grief Ready Workplaces:

A Starter Kit for Mental Health and School Mental Health Leadership
Learn More

NOW AVAILABLE:

Classroom WISE This FREE course for educators and school personnel offers strategies and skills to engage and support students with mental health concerns in the classroom
Learn More

Advancing Diversity, Inclusion & Equity

This guide provides practical strategies for increasing diversity, equity, and inclusion in your mental health organization or agency
View Guide Here

School Mental Health Crisis Leadership Lessons This product explores how school mental health leaders can and do work through crises.

This product explores how school mental health leaders can and do work through crises.
View Guide Here

Supporting Student Mental Health:

Resources to Prepare Educators
Download This Product

Shining a Light on API Mental Health in the Time of COVID Webinar

Recording Now Available
View Archived Webinar

Stay Connected Subscribe to Our Monthly Newsletters

Join Now

Supporting the Mental Health Field in Region 9

Share Your TTA Needs and Topics of Interest

New Product!

Self-Harm and Suicide Awareness and Prevention in Childhood and Early Adolescence: A Resource for Elementary School Educators & School-Based Professionals
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Pacific Southwest MHTTC

Center for Applied Research Solutions (CARS)
1275 4th Street #190
Santa Rosa,
CA
95404
HHS Region 9
AZ, CA, HI, NV, AS, FM, MP, GU, MH, PW
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The Pacific Southwest MHTTC serves the priorities of SAMHSA Region 9 states and territories, including: Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, and U.S. Pacific Islands of American Samoa, Guam, Marshall Islands, Northern Mariana Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, and Palau. We offer a collaborative MHTTC model in order to provide training, technical assistance (TTA), and resource dissemination that supports the mental health workforce to adopt and effectively implement evidence-based practices (EBPs) across the mental health continuum of care. The Pacific Southwest MHTTC also provides TTA and resources at a national level on specialty area focused on youth and young adults of transition age.

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Aug. 21, 2024
September 25-26, 2024 (GUAM, CNMI, FSM, PALAU, RMI) September 24-25, 2024 (AMERICAN SAMOA AND ALL US STATES) The Pacific Southwest MHTTC is pleased to share information about Guam’s Fifth Annual Behavioral Health and Addictions Virtual Conference! This conference is organized by Guam Behavioral Health & Wellness Center (GBHWC) and the Pacific Southwest Addiction Technology Transfer […]
Jan. 03, 2024
SAMHSA’s 20th Prevention Day (SPD) takes place on Monday, January 29, 2024, in conjunction with CADCA National Leadership Forum at the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center in National Harbor, Maryland.   Join them for the largest annual national gathering dedicated to advancing the prevention of substance use and misuse. They'll celebrate the 20th anniversary […]
Oct. 03, 2022
From September 15 to October 15, we observe National Hispanic Heritage Month by celebrating the contributions of Hispanic and Latino people in the United States. As we honor the achievements of Latinos—including those who identify as Afro-Latino, Black, Indigenous, and more—we invite you to check out resources developed by the PS MHTTC that may be […]

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Multimedia
This is a recording of “A Deeper Dive into Reflective Supervision”, Part 2 of the program: Fostering Trust & Employee Wellbeing Through Reflective & Relational-Based Supervision, which took place on July 25, 2024. In this session, our center's guest faculty, Rouba Otaky, provided a deeper dive into reflective supervision and delved into cultural considerations, limitations, and sample cases. This session was designed for supervisors, managers, directors, administrators and leadership of school mental health, mental health organizations, clinical supervisors, human resources professionals, mental health and school mental health providers, trauma informed professionals and anyone else interested in reflective supervision and consultation.
Multimedia
"This is a recording of, “The Nuts & Bolts of Reflective Supervision / Consultation” Part 1 of the two-part series in Fostering Trust & Employee Wellbeing Through Reflective & Relational-Based Supervision, that took place on July 23, 2004. In this session, our guest facilitator Rouba Otaky reviews the building blocks for foundational, conceptual, and applied information related to reflective facilitation/supervision. Viewers of this recording will learn: Three key components of reflective supervision and how to apply appropriate skills within different roles and responsibilities as supervisors. Four techniques that will address the needs of supervisees to be responsive to cultural and contextual needs and continue to develop a set of skills that helps supervisees build these skills. Three ways that supervisors will strengthen and support skills that allow supervisees to explore ways that their own belief systems or internal reactions might be impacting care. This workshop was designed for the following roles: supervisors, managers, directors, administrators and leadership of school mental health, mental health organizations, clinical supervisors, human resources professionals, mental health and school mental health providers, trauma informed professionals and anyone else interested in reflective supervision and consultation.
Multimedia
This is a recording of the keynote and opening for our center's Symposium on Harm Reduction, Healing Justice, and Mental Health Approaches on May 7, 2024.  Delivered by Jen Leland and Maurice Byrd, two therapists with extensive experience as co-founders of harm reduction in the San Francisco Bay Area, the keynote outlines the four-part history of harm reduction movement in the U.S., and the guiding parts and principles of harm reduction therapy within a conversation that explores the concepts and the tensions of this practice.  
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