Webinar #1 (of 6): Trauma-Informed Skills for Educator (TISE) - Part 1 (of 2): Trauma 101
About this Resource: The webinar is designed to enhance educators’ knowledge about trauma and its impact on students, as well as enhance
The Problem of Criminalization of Serious Mental Illness Part I
Michael Compton, MD, and Amy Watson, PhD, present jointly on the problem of criminalization of serious mental illnesses. They provide an
Recruitment & Retention of the Mental Health Workforce Part 2
Michael Hoge, PhD, reviews key strategies from improving recruitment and retention in mental health organizations, including examples of
Principles of Recovery-Oriented Systems of Care
On November 14th, Larry Davidson, NE-MHTTC director, led a webinar that discussed the principles of recovery-oriented systems of care. He also
Recruitment & Retention of the Mental Health Workforce Part 1
Michael Hoge, PhD, provides an overview of recruitment and retention in mental health. He discusses core concepts, findings from national
Ethical Considerations and Strategies for Improving Shared Decision-Making in Civil Commitment and Involuntary Hospitalization
Though the practice of civil commitment and involuntary hospitalization has markedly changed since the middle of the 20th century, it remains
Emotionally Intelligent & Trauma-Informed Leadership in the Mental Health and School Mental Health Workforce
In June 2019, over 280 mental health and school mental health leaders from across the Pacific Southwest region gathered in Sacramento, CA for
Psychopharmacology Consultation Line with Geriatric Specialty
On October 30th, we held a consultation line with Dr. Matcheri Keshavan and Dr. Carl Salman, where they addressed specific geriatric-related
Working Together for Wellness - A Mindful Approach to School Site Leader and Teacher Collaboration for Whole School Wellness
Join The Teaching Well and Camino Nuevo Charter Academy leadership as we bring together diverse school site roles to share ways they have
A Peer Support Model for Cultural Responsiveness when Facing Psychosis
On October 28, MAPNET and NE-MHTTC hosted a webinar led by Manny Hernandez and Michelle West, who currently work in early psychosis programs in
What is Supported Housing? Does it Save Lives? Webinar
Robert Rosenheck, MD, provides an overview of Supported Housing and how it expands the range of mental health service delivery to address a non
Trauma-Informed Care EBP Series
A Collaboration Between the Great Lakes MHTTC and the New England MHTTC Trauma-informed agencies and practitioners are essential to providing
